Applies customizable wallpapers, frosted-glass cards, adjustable text, and per-answer glow with piano notes across Anki screens, with daily wallpaper downloads or built-in images.
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Predicts remaining study time and finish time using an offline machine-learning model, with customizable progress displays, metrics, CSS styling, and fatigue alerts.
Automatically unsuspends cards on scheduled study dates and provides an RPG-style dashboard, timeline wizard, progress tracking, and one-click schedule postponing tools.
Turns Anki into a high-speed reading tool using RSVP word flashing and offline, native text-to-speech with predictive audio pre-generation, pronunciation customization, dynamic pacing, and adjustable hotkey controls.
Streams your Japanese reading through the Jiten API and writes per-day Yomitan occurrence dictionaries, optionally feeding them to Priority Reorder's seen prioritization.
Tracks active study time, away periods, and distractions, predicts session durations, redistributes piled-up reviews, and visualizes daily goals and efficiency heatmaps.
Combines looping background sounds, classical music, a Pomodoro focus timer with break screens, and shared study rooms with friends for Anki.
Previews proposed chess improvementsโLichess and Chess.com importers, puzzle cards, and new board featuresโso they can be tested before joining the official release.
Provides a personal study workspace inside desktop Anki for writing and previewing cards, planning study time, taking focus breaks, and optionally connecting calendars and AI.
Reorders new cards into priority and normal queues using custom searches based on frequency, occurrences, kanji knowledge, and recency, sorting each queue by a chosen field.
Provides encouraging feedback tailored specifically to the answer given.
Connects Anki to a medical-student study platform, syncing review counts, study time and tasks across devices and adding card-specific AI help, timers and self-ticking planner tasks.
Fills Anki note fields using AI services or local MDX and online dictionaries, per-field, with batch processing, scheduled generation, custom parsers and configuration backup.
Combines PDFs, EPUBs, videos, web pages, and notes with normal flashcards in incremental study sessions, letting you highlight, extract new cards, prioritize, and resume where you left off.
Turns Anki reviews into virtual money for a stock, ETF, crypto and options portfolio, letting users donate earned play money that becomes real charitable donations.
Adds browser buttons to move selected new cards into the learning queue, grade cards directly, and reset selected cards to new.
Adds a Tetris card type for reviewing openers and PC setups using queue patterns, fumen board states, answers, bag patterns, and cover masks.
Grows a forest and study heatmap from your Anki review history, with trees reflecting learning and memory, plus streaks and upcoming reviews.
Moves the existing </> HTML editor toggle from each field header's right side to the left beside the field label using an injected stylesheet.
Marks hard medical terms and abbreviations on any card with dotted underlines and shows plain-English pop-up definitions on hover or click, without altering notes.
Adds a two-minute, 12-question quiz inside Anki that assigns one of seven monsters, plus a topic refresher with targeted YouTube search; more companions are planned.
Turns Anki reviews into an idle ATP game where you build metabolic pathways, collect enzymes and outfits, keep streaks, and earn more per card.
Provides an early beta version with untested features for testing and reporting bugs before public release, not intended for general use.
Creates stable bidirectional links between Anki notes with backlink and graph views, and exports notes as Obsidian-compatible Markdown with wikilinks and media assets.
Tracks lifetime Again, Hard, Good and Easy counts, shows per-card answer history in the reviewer and Browser, and ranks the most frequently missed cards and highest Again rates.
Displays an interactive heatmap calendar and stats on Anki's main screen, tracking reviews, retention, speed, focus, workload forecasts, plus themes and background photos.
Optimizes Anki cards via cross-device AI tasks, generates Edge Xiaoxiao speech, schedules time-segmented study, and adds gamified review feedback, knowledge chains, and study dashboards.
No description or documentation is provided, so the add-on's functionality cannot be summarized.
Generates natural-sounding Japanese sentence audio locally via a self-run TTS server, auto-selecting from six voices and seven emotions and safely writing to a configurable audio field.
A pixel multiplayer world where reviewing earns coins, builds constellations of learned cards, and lets learners chat, compete and decorate.
Generates AI hints and multiple-choice options for flashcards during review, with multi-provider fallback, batch generation, inline editing, undo, and mobile support.
Builds custom MCQ exams from note banks with filtering, timing, scoring, a dedicated exam interface, and structured post-exam review.
Highlights program code syntax in the note editor with Pygments colors, inserting language-specific HTML at the cursor, with options for line numbers, CSS classes and per-deck language memory.
Adds course planning, targeted study sessions, progress tracking with a body atlas, deck mapping, duplicate comparison, and customizable settings to Anki.
Shares only tags between users via export/import, matching notes by ID or first field, with a review tree to select tags without overwriting existing ones.
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.
Turns Anki reviews into a collection game where earning coins and tickets lets users collect and evolve pixel-art characters, with events, profiles and live chat.
No description or README is provided, so the add-on's functionality cannot be determined from the available material.
Adds a slider to the answer side that gradually reveals content character by character while preserving formatting, images, and MathJax, without affecting scheduling.
Connects Anki to a small pixel display or desktop app, showing reviews due, streak, retention and cards read-only over local Wi-Fi.
Automatically converts and resizes pasted or dragged images to WebP or AVIF, bulk-converts existing media, renames files, and removes duplicate media.
Estimates remaining study time below Ankiโs daily summary using your study history, plus study pace, a seven-day workload forecast, and saved forecasts, calculated locally.
Combines a study-day dashboard with forecasts, undos and study-ahead, ranked trouble-spot analysis by tags or subdeck, and fully remappable keyboard shortcuts with extra AnKing review keys.
Automatically inverts the colors of white-background images in the Extra field to reduce eye strain in dark settings, though some images may look odd.
Turns Anki into a study workspace with an exam countdown planner that schedules pages, videos and decks, plus notebook, PDF viewer, mind maps, timer, music and AI assistant.
Adds an in-card AI tutor for on-the-spot explanations, mnemonics, translations, image understanding, answer grading, and saved answers during review, using free or user-supplied models.
Builds named, prioritized filtered decks for each study day from AnkiPhil learning-plan tags, with honest previews, post-build verification, and a single undo step.
Selects matching cards by semester, subject, and lecture into a custom study deck, then returns them to the main deck for normal reviews.
Adds a social layer to Anki's Decks screen showing friends' daily progress, with cheers, shared study rooms, group bingo, collaborative study plans, deck insights, and shareable stat images.
Adds an answer-side button showing cited NBME/CMS summaries for the card or selected text, with customizable format, theme support, topic lookup and keyboard shortcuts.