Adds a customizable Pomodoro timer and card-review statistics docks to Anki, with daily goals, streak tracking, heatmaps, CSV export, and JSON backup/restore.
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Enables entering custom start and end dates in Anki's old Stats window to analyze statistics over arbitrary date ranges.
Adds configurable tag-based charts to Anki's statistics screen, showing unit mastery, weak units, card status distribution, and today's studied, remaining review, and new-card workload.
Predicts estimated completion dates and days remaining for each learning goal level using your review history, with locally configurable card types and level targets.
Displays current new, learning and due card counts, tomorrow's scheduled cards and cards-per-minute speed, while deliberately omitting estimated time left.
Calculates tag-based coverage and completion ratios across selected decks, displaying colored percentage indicators and supporting OR/AND tag logic, flexible deck scoping, and optional auto-updates.
Enables real-time study rooms with friends, showing study time, review counts, and activity status, plus leaderboards, pokes, anonymous room-code joining, and activity analytics.
Combines multiple studied decks into non-destructive cram sessions with filters, interleaving, timers, diagnostics, exam pacing, cheatsheet export, and quick menus, protecting spaced-repetition schedules.
Automatically syncs anonymized review counts and active study time to the Hinabi dashboard for a unified progress view, without uploading flashcard content or deck names.
Inserts a highly customizable daily progress bar into the Deck Browser, Deck Overview, and Reviewer, respecting deck limits, new and due counts, and future learning steps.
Synchronizes data with a Heathcliff server to support a heatmap.
Adds a kitten to the deck list that earns coins for each reviewed card, which you spend on room furniture, outfits, food and streak freezes.
Adds Consistency, Efficiency, Retention, and New Cards widgets to the Decks page, plus a configurable Deck Insights panel showing progress, retention, card counts, difficulty, and highlighted terms.
Sends your daily review counts, study time, and button presses to a community Discord server, turning them into a weekly leaderboard, without ever transmitting card content or deck names.
Calculates daily new-card targets and study-time estimates for deck, tag, or search goals, then budgets remaining time for regular reviews and overdue-card catch-up forecasts.
Compresses Anki media and note fields and visualizes their sizes, converting MP3 audio to Opus and JPEG or PNG images to AVIF.
Displays the user's answer accuracy for the current day.
Provides a Spanish-language visual analyzer of FSRS card difficulty, stability, learning states and custom mastery/instability metrics, with graph, grid and table views, filters, marking and synced state.
Forecasts which review cards are due, near due, or safe under RWKV-Instant scheduling, with clickable counts and a live deck-options recall preview.
Provides a customizable Pomodoro focus timer with 20-20-20 eye-care reminders, smart auto-hide behavior, visual progress tracking, long-term statistics, quick rich-text notes, and optional background sounds.
Copies card review and scheduling stats like reps, interval, lapses, ease, due date and review time into chosen note fields, with per-deck mappings, skipping notes whose cards differ.
Streams your Japanese reading through the Jiten API and writes per-day Yomitan occurrence dictionaries, optionally feeding them to Priority Reorder's seen prioritization.
Exports detailed Anki study statistics directly to a MongoDB server with one click, reorganizing and processing the built-in data for easier research access.
Displays distinct card counts on the home page, showing the number of unique cards seen rather than the number of card flips.
Displays a yearly grid calendar with a study heatmap, tracks current and longest daily streaks, offers customizable theme colors, and stays lightweight through caching.
Turns Anki into a connected classroom, letting teachers push decks, monitor study time and performance, watch live sessions, chat with students, and display class rankings.
Schedules suspend and unsuspend dates for cards, finds weak cards, and imports schedules via CSV to plan weekly card workload.
Highlights your most-missed cards and weakest learning objectives from review history, with weekly trends, session recaps, course-block filtering, and copyable text export.
Generates offline kanji recognition and writing cards from existing Anki vocabulary, with setup wizard, card migration, and separate progress statistics.
Displays activity data as a heatmap.