Enables controlling Anki reviews wirelessly from an iPhone via QR-code pairing, letting you show answers, grade cards, and undo during big-screen study sessions.
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Review session behaviour: auto-flip, answer confirmation, bury/defer, card order, session plans. All categories · Refine with filters
670 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Marks known cards as mastered by suspending them and applying a green flag, via shortcuts in both the Reviewer and Browser, for single cards or entire notes.
Adds a 1% chance of displaying a Rickroll before each answer is shown during Anki reviews, bringing a playful twist to flashcards.
Displays the current deck's leaf name above the Show Answer button during review, including the original deck name for filtered or custom study decks.
Wraps grouped fields in a custom tag so autoplay plays only one audio, with shortcuts to replay or cycle forward/backward through the group.
Displays a post-review summary of cards reviewed, mistakes, and average time, then builds a redo deck of incorrect cards and offers mistake history, leech coaching, and shareable study summaries.
Adds a customizable floating typing panel and scratchpad for Anki review, letting users type answers or notes before revealing cards, with auto-clear and shortcut forwarding.
Vibrates a connected controller during Anki card reviews, with customizable duration and intensity for each ease button (again, hard, good, easy) set via config.json.
Lets you answer flashcards by typing, speaking, or handwriting, then has a chosen LLM grade the answer as correct, partly, or totally wrong and explain mistakes.
Displays customizable, color-coded overlays of remaining new, learning, and review card counts during reviews, with animated +1/-1 indicators and configurable position, font, and current-card highlighting.
Fixes audiovisual feedback audio during reviews with autoplay, waits for feedback sounds to finish, prevents double playback, and offers customizable sounds/images for review start, answers, congratulations, and repeated failures.
Displays a YouTube Short in a 70-second popup after the first or a set number of cards are reviewed as Good or Easy, configurable in Tools settings.
Displays common drug brand names alongside generic names during Anki reviews, helping medical students learn brand-name medications without altering original card text, with customizable appearance and update-safe settings.
Displays a configurable semi-transparent overlay of recent review history—dates, review types, buttons pressed, and intervals—during review sessions, with adjustable corner position, line count, and feed order.
Combines multiple card types into a single card per note, toggled per note type, showing a randomly chosen card type weighted by configurable multipliers.
Pressing Enter marks review cards as Easy instead of Good, while cards still in learning are always marked Good.
Grades written Anki answers using an LLM, retrieves supporting material via semantic RAG, offers tutor explanations, analytics, batch assessment, and optional interval suggestions.
Turns Anki reviews into chat-based AI sessions that semantically grade typed answers, suggest difficulty ratings, and support follow-up questions using OpenAI or Gemini providers.
Flashes a brief colored glow around the card after each answer to reflect the grade, with customizable colors, glow settings, grade mappings and per-deck toggles.
Adds a playable Snake game overlay during Anki reviews, where green pellets reveal answers, blue pellets teleport for fun, and red bombs reset the snake.
Creates screenshot-based occlusion cards that reveal hidden sections one step at a time, supporting grouped or sequential reveals for ordered, long-form answers and diagrams.
Creates focused cram sessions from recently missed or hard cards, using six confidence-based decks, smart spacing, grading controls, progress tracking, deck filters and persistent progress.
Displays a colored indicator of the last answer during review, with configurable size, colors, and duration, useful when using a controller.
Groups decks into named bins so you can focus the deck browser on one area and study only its due cards without mixing decks or new cards.
Sets time-based card limits, increasing the number of cards available at specified times of day.
Creates a temporary filtered subdeck for reviewing cards learned today, context-aware and configurable via hotkey, without altering original scheduling.
Turns vocabulary review into fast timed multiple-choice questions, highlighting new cards first, and supports configurable deck fields.
Automatically grades typed-card reviews by correctness and response time, highlights the appropriate answer button, and selects it after four seconds; non-typed cards are unaffected.
Records repeatedly wrong or forgotten cards and lets you export them for review before continuing.
Integrates the memory palace technique into Anki, letting users mark difficult cards, build palaces, assign cards by drag-and-drop, and optionally generate AI symbols and images.