Displays a red days-overdue count beside decks; if the Delay Overdue Cards add-on is installed, clicking the number offers to delay those cards by that many days.
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Raises today's new card limit by one each time a new card is answered with Easy.
Reassigns the Easy button to skip a configurable number of learning steps, ignore shorter steps, and set the interval multiplier for review cards.
Automatically moves failed cards into a two-stage filtered deck loop, promoting and releasing them as they pass, without altering long-term scheduling.
Sets different new-card and review limits for each day of the week, optionally per deck, via Tools > Daily Limits.
Automatically grades typed answers, adjusting easy, good, hard, and again thresholds dynamically based on answer length and a configurable expected typing speed.
Lets you take a day off from reviews by rescheduling cards based on interval while leaving learning cards unaffected.
Lets you reschedule cards directly from the Reviewer window by pressing Shift+R to open the same rescheduling dialog used in the Browser.
Lets you postpone a chosen deck, or all decks at once, by a specified number of days via the tools menu.
Lets you set a daily cap on the combined number of new and review cards, configurable in deck options, with reviewer and overview counts adjusted on PC.
Displays above each rating button the estimated date a card will reappear if that button is clicked; currently a Patreon-only placeholder not to be downloaded.
Enables fully hands-free Anki review by reading cards aloud, recognizing spoken answers, and scoring them with AI, OCR, and multi-language support.
Brings AnkiDroid’s JavaScript template API to desktop Anki, enabling interactive cards with programmatic control over card data, actions, reviewer, text-to-speech, UI, and tags.
Repurposes the Hard button to mark a card as failed and bury it until the next day, postponing complicated cards.
Adds quick triage actions—zeroing today's new cards or bulk-grading due cards Good/Easy—collection-wide or per deck, with preview counts and single undo steps.
Adds a fifth passive-review button that reschedules cards a day out, letting users clear large backlogs quickly.
Tracks difficult cards using numbered difficulty tags that increase when leech cards are failed and decrease on good answers, with configurable options for leech-only tagging, limits, and review-only increases.
Calculates a daily study plan per deck to finish reviews and new cards by a target date, with adjustable intensity, deck selection, simulations, and automatic unique presets.
Resets the scheduling of cards selected in the Anki browser.
Splits combined multi-question Anki notes into individual atomic cards automatically upon graduation or manually while preserving intervals, and can unsplit them back into combined cards.
Displays study plan progress, current study day, and completion forecast on Anki’s home screen, while managing skipped days, carryover cards, exam phase, extra rest days, and calendar exports.
Replaces per-day review and new-card limits with a daily time budget per deck, automatically calculating daily review and new-card counts from that.
Unsuspends batches of suspended cards by tag according to configurable rules specifying how many cards per tag, processing each tag group in creation-date order.
Applies ordered Anki search queries and note-field threshold rules to give individual cards different FSRS desired-retention targets during review.
Helps catch up on overdue decks with daily recovery targets, create topic-based preparation sessions, and extract UWorld question IDs from existing card tags.
Copy review history and scheduling state, including FSRS and SM-2 data, from one card and paste it onto selected cards via the Anki Browser right-click menu.
Supports FSRS scheduling by rescheduling review histories, postponing or advancing due cards, scheduling breaks, balancing daily load, applying easy days, dispersing siblings, and flattening future reviews.
Builds a parallel extra-review queue in one click during reviews, letting cards reappear after a chosen interval independently of Anki/FSRS scheduling, with green badges showing ready practice.
Forecasts which review cards are due, near due, or safe under RWKV-Instant scheduling, with clickable counts and a live deck-options recall preview.
Sets custom review intervals for mind map decks in Anki, with adjustable 1-, 7-, 30-, 180-, and 365-day cycles, saved settings, multilingual interface, and help documentation.