AnkiWeb
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- 2026-10-21
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- 2.1.1~
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AnkiWeb addon 1409865728
Lets you answer Anki cards aloud, transcribes speech, checks each key idea, gives feedback and suggests Again/Hard/Good/Easy, with configurable voice and hands-free controls.
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Enables fully hands-free Anki review by reading cards aloud, recognizing spoken answers, and scoring them with AI, OCR, and multi-language support.
Lets you answer flashcards by typing, speaking, or handwriting, then has a chosen LLM grade the answer as correct, partly, or totally wrong and explain mistakes.
Enables fully offline, hands-free deck review using spoken commands to reveal answers, grade cards, and undo actions, with configurable vocabulary, timing, and noise filtering.
Transcribes Record Own Voice recordings during review via the Speech Recognition add-on and displays the text in a small window, with configurable ASR service and language.
Reads flashcard text aloud offline with customizable voices, speeds, keyboard shortcuts, smart cloze handling, and over 150 built-in medical pronunciation corrections.
Reads Anki card text aloud during review using Windows Microsoft text-to-speech voices, supporting multiple languages and voices for language learning and users with ADHD.
Answer your cards out loud. Voice Review listens, checks every idea you said, and suggests the button.
Built for medical school (Step 1 / CBSE style cards), but it works on any deck. You're graded on the ideas, not the exact wording: "middle ear and sinus infections" counts for "otitis media, bacterial sinusitis", and Whisper's "Vile Felix" still counts as Weil-Felix.
How it works
Grading you can predict Each card is split once into its key ideas ("core" and "detail"). Every idea gets its own yes/no check, and plain rules turn those into a button. The rules are shown in Settings in plain English. Presets: Lenient, Board (default) and Strict, or set your own thresholds. • Again: under half of the core ideas, or you said something wrong • Hard: at least half of the core ideas, but not all • Good: every core idea • Easy: everything, quickly When it isn't sure, it doesn't guess: it offers you both buttons. In testing on 94 spoken-style answers to real Step 1 cards, it picked the right button 97% of the time, asked you in 2%, was never too harsh, and caught 60 of 60 wrong statements with no false alarms.
Everything is a setting • Speaking: silent, read only what you missed, read the feedback, or read the whole card • Listening: starts automatically, or only when you press a key • Ending an answer: say "done", a pause of your chosen length, or a key / remote button • Moving on: by voice, by key, or automatically after a correct answer • Stop button (Shift+X) turns the mic fully off when you take a break • Works with remotes and game controllers (one-click setup for Contanki)
Keys: L listen · Space end answer · Enter accept · ? why · Shift+R repeat · Shift+S speaking mode · Shift+M mic mode · Shift+K skip · Shift+X stop/resume. All can be changed.
Setup (about 5 minutes) Open Tools → Voice Review → Set up API keys… Each key has a "How do I get this?" button with step-by-step instructions, and a Test button. • Groq (required, free tier): speech-to-text (Whisper) and explanations. The free tier covers a few hundred cards a day. • TypeSafe (required): the fast grader (Jev). Roughly $0.30–0.60 a month at a few hundred cards a day. New accounts may go through a short waitlist. • Google Cloud (optional): a more natural voice. Without it, your computer's built-in voice is used (Mac, Windows or Linux).
Privacy • Audio is sent only while you're speaking. Silence never leaves your computer. • Your keys are stored only on your computer, in the add-on's folder, and are never synced or shared. • Card text is sent to Groq (to find each card's ideas, once per card) and to TypeSafe (to grade).
Requirements: Anki 25.09 or newer, a microphone, and an internet connection.
Tips • Use Tools → Voice Review → Prepare cards before a session so the first cards don't wait. • If it ever grades you unfairly, pick the button you think is right. Your choice always wins. • Problems? Turn on the debug log in Settings and include it in your report.