Simplifies Anki's FSRS simulator by letting users simulate a deck, its subdecks, or a preset, inspect included cards and counts, adjust settings, and compare runs on one graph.
Alternatives to Anki FSRS Preset Manager
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Manages AnKing MCAT cards by subject and Kaplan chapter, enabling one-click suspend/unsuspend, bulk deck operations, and automated FSRS-optimized preset configuration.
Reschedules Anki cards using FSRS review histories, postpones or advances selected cards, balances daily workload, schedules breaks, disperses sibling cards, flattens backlogs, and reports memory and learning-step statistics.
Converts Anki notes between types without triggering a full sync, offering field mapping, presets, review-history preservation, deck/tag retention, browser and reviewer conversion, and one-step undo.
Brings experimental SM-2, SM-15, SM-19, SM-20, and FSRS v6 schedulers plus a weighted ensemble mode to Anki Desktop, with settings, prediction inspection, and optional optimization.
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.
Implements an adaptive FSRS v5/v6 retention scheduler that minimizes expected total review workload until cards reach long-term retirement, though the addon is now deprecated.
Turns exam dates into manageable daily new-card targets through multiple independent plans with flexible study days, previews, safe limit restoration, and automatic recalculation, while leaving review scheduling to Anki.
Two-way syncs Notion toggle blocks and Anki cards, mirroring pages as decks, updating edits in place, handling images, formatting, priority tags, and orphan cleanup.
Turns the deck screen into a dashboard showing nine live statistics—session time estimate, retention, difficulty, mastery, leeches and more—with customizable layouts, themes and languages.
Backfills Anki note fields, including media and audio, with data from Yomitan’s API for entire decks or selected cards, supporting handlebars, presets, and undo.
Ranks First Aid Step 1 subjects and subtopics from weakest to strongest by Anki-style retention, showing sortable read-only dashboards and CSV export.