Adds AnKing-specific study analytics, weakness trackers, a daily exam planner, per-card stats, risk sorting, and browser tools for targeting and unsuspending cards.
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Displays a configurable bar in the main window and deck browser showing the pass rate of review cards over a configurable time range, defaulting to the last 7 days.
Displays daily tag counts for new, learning, and review cards, with graphs, filtering, retention colors, selection-based deck creation, renaming/deleting, and CSV/HTML export.
Generates interactive color-coded kanji grids from your decks, sortable by JLPT, Jouyou, Kanken, frequency, score, Unicode, or order, with Jisho links and PNG/HTML export.
Displays deck statistics with a deck search field, draggable columns, minimize/maximize controls, and treats Again, optionally Hard, as incorrect.
Adds a card-interval history graph and today's progress to the stats window, though initial data generation may take a few minutes and deck filtering is unavailable.
Displays reviewer answer counts, retention ratings, and card status while automatically suspending cards answered correctly a set number of times consecutively, with tagging, shortcuts, and a movable panel.
Visualizes newly learned cards as a calendar heatmap with learning streaks, todayβs count, color intensity by cards learned, hover tooltips, night mode, and configurable square or rounded cells.
Splits learning and relearning cards into distinct, configurable sections and colors in Anki's statistics overview pie chart.
Records your voice during flashcard review and sends it to Azure Speech Services for pronunciation scoring, displaying accuracy, fluency, error counts and per-word phoneme details.
Displays review activity heatmaps, daily review goals, progressive streak levels, retention percentages, 60-day trends, and interactive card history, with customizable colors and date ranges.
Transforms deck maturity into a 60-level journey with experience-based progress bars, themed ranks, card-life indicators, and customizable, dark-mode-ready UI.
Finds relevant premade-deck flashcards from uploaded notes or files, AI-generates new cards to fill gaps, and provides performance analytics by topic and card.
Creates filtered cram decks with infinite retry loops, tag filtering, and live session statistics, letting you repeatedly review decks without affecting long-term spaced repetition scheduling.
Resets a selected deck's review statistics via Tools, offering time ranges from the last hour up to ten years, without confirmation and irreversibly.
Analyzes Japanese vocabulary in selected note fields across decks and displays JLPT-level statistics, counting each unique word only once.
Displays the hours you've spent studying, accessible from the Anki menu.
Displays a clean, ordered set of columns in Anki's deck browser showing card counts by learning stage, with translatable headers and tooltips, requiring no configuration.
Turns the deck screen into a dashboard showing nine live statisticsβsession time estimate, retention, difficulty, mastery, leeches and moreβwith customizable layouts, themes and languages.
Adds two columns to the deck browser showing each deck's unseen and total card counts, with a fix for errors when the previously selected deck is deleted.
Hides the statistics menu option and disables its keyboard shortcut.
Provides a customizable statistics dashboard showing review activity, success rates, study patterns, heatmaps, streaks and due forecasts, with deck filters, themes and local multilingual support.
Generates configurable fake review history and streaks with one click while leaving real data untouched, so stats stop being worth comparing.
Visualizes your learned cards as a real-world deck, showing total learned cards and current stack height in meters with accurately scaled SVG references.
Splits the Answer Buttons graph into separate charts for learning, young, mature, and relearning cards, giving more detailed information about which answer buttons were pressed.
Adds a pixel-art restaurant to Anki where reviews bring tipping guests, with a pomodoro timer, collectible pets, decorations, stats and a home-screen widget.
Adds a statistics graph showing historical throughput by averaging cards studied per time batch, with configurable thresholds and optional graphs for learning, young, and mature cards.
Collects learning-process metadata locally, disables server uploads, and displays word-cloud and review statistics via the Tools menu for cards reviewed after download.
Adds a heatmap and custom colors to Browser sidebar tags, supports nested-tag aggregation, tooltips, right-click suspend/unsuspend actions, and manual refresh with fast incremental updates.
Runs a local MCP server inside Anki so Claude or other LLM clients can create, search, edit, move and study your cards conversationally, plus analyze retention.