Displays Anki study and leaderboard statistics as a customizable Discord Rich Presence status on desktop, updating every 15 seconds with selectable icons and options.
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External apps and APIs: AnkiConnect forks, webhooks, Habitica, Yomitan, Notion, Obsidian. All categories Β· Refine with filters
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Runs a local API server that fetches and streams Danish word pronunciations from Den Danske Ordbog on demand, using a custom URL for Yomitan.
Imports vocabulary or sentences from Vocab.Ai or other Baserow instances into Anki using configurable credentials, database, table, view, deck and note type, with settings remembered for repeat imports.
Adds on-hover tips showing the radicals composing a kanji plus kanji and vocabulary meaning and reading mnemonics, pulling data from the WaniKani API and caching it locally.
Blocks distracting websites like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, Facebook, Netflix, and Reddit via a Chrome extension until Anki reviews are done, then grants temporary access rewards and question-bank rewards.
Syncs selected Anki notes to an Obsidian vault, providing a fixed version compatible with Anki 23 and later.
Breaks large daily review workloads into smaller blocks with timed healthy breaks, FSRS-based session recommendations, a movable progress bar, auto-hide/sync, notifications, webhooks, and customizable per-deck settings.
Automatically fills empty Picture fields in a selected deck with high-quality images from Pexels, Unsplash, or Google Images via SerpAPI, using chosen note fields as search terms.
Fetches recorded Korean dictionary pronunciations into chosen Anki fields, with configurable note-type mappings, optional ElevenLabs text-to-speech, and Naver, KRDICT, and Forvo sources.
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.
Generates Japanese vocabulary cards from word lists, Kindle, or text files, adding pitch accent, definitions, and audio, plus mini games and an open API.
Silently syncs the collection in the background after configurable idle periods, without stealing focus, syncing only on detected changes and deferring during dialogs, focus, or reviews.
Creates and syncs Anki decks from a Google Doc, using it as the source of truth so cards can be added, updated, or deleted remotely from any device.
Adds images, audio, and sentences to Anki notes using Yahoo image search, legacy Google Custom Search, Nadeshiko, and Gemini image generation, with configurable settings and review hotkeys.
Automatically updates subscribed Anki decks from a remote server, with manual or startup checks, one-click updates, version tracking, changelog display, and a simple subscription configuration dialog.
Syncs structured Notion notes one-way into Anki, generating and updating Basic, reversed, input, cloze, and image occlusion cards without manual copy-paste.
Automatically syncs daily studied card counts and learned time to a TickTick habit and timer, with configurable habit name, target, and units.
Adds a Tools menu shortcut that opens Dia on Ubuntu 18.04 for creating mind maps, exporting them as PNG images, and inserting them into Anki cards.
Extracts and deduplicates inline CSS from selected note fields, moves it to a shared media file, then inserts import linksβoptionally handling repeated inline styles, base64 images and Yomitan media referencesβto shrink collections.
Automatically syncs burned WaniKani radicals, kanji, and vocabulary into an Anki deck, downloading audio and including personal notes and synonyms, with incremental manual or startup syncing.
Loads pathology e-slides from provided links in an in-Anki browser with pan/zoom, preloads the next slide, toggles provider banners, and offers encrypted auto-login for some providers.
Adds a note to an open Anki deck with a single key press, using the Rikaisama extension for real-time import.
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.
Runs a local bridge pairing an Apple Watch app via IP address and six-digit code to send review answers, undo, bury, suspend, and view review state over Wi-Fi.
Corrects review timestamps recorded while traveling so streaks, heatmaps, and daily counts fall on the right dates, with preview, automatic backups, history logging, and forced sync upload.
Opens the original Emacs Org file and heading for an Anki card during review or deck browsing via Ctrl+O, searching configured Org directories for the card ID.
Syncs saved Readwise Reader articles into a configurable Anki deck and note type for incremental reading, removing articles once archived in Readwise.
Connects Anki desktop decks to a mobile city-building app, syncing review metadata so study progress earns coins, residents, and city-building unlocks.
Syncs Notion toggle lists and tables into Anki flashcards, mirrors nested pages as subdecks, supports cloze deletions, and preserves rich text, images, and LaTeX β completely free and open-source.
Hosts the static texthooker-ui page on port 7227 immediately after initialization, with access through a Tools menu option that opens the interface.