Connects Anki desktop decks to a mobile city-building app, syncing review metadata so study progress earns coins, residents, and city-building unlocks.
Alternatives to Mizuki-chan
AnkiWeb addon 1598682458
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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.
Analyzes recently missed cards from a chosen deck and time window, using an OpenRouter API key to summarize weak areas and suggest card improvements.
Estimates daily review time by deck, adjusts for fatigue and retention, splits sessions into 30-minute morning, afternoon and evening blocks, simulates faster speeds, and allows excluding decks.
Creates filtered cram decks with infinite retry loops, tag filtering, and live session statistics, letting you repeatedly review decks without affecting long-term spaced repetition scheduling.
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.
Adds instant sounds for correct answers, confetti celebrations at deck and session completion, card status badges, colorful answer buttons, custom milestone sounds, and a settings panel with live previews.
Automatically reschedules mature vocabulary cards sooner when related sentence cards are failed, using tag-based dependency links, with configurable thresholds and AnkiDroid review syncing.
Removes the "Good" and "Hard" answer buttons, leaving a simplified pass/fail review interface during Anki study sessions.
Adds a friends leaderboard comparing study statistics, with profiles, friend requests, a daily study score, and a deck browser widget.
Builds guided native Anki filtered decks from chosen topics and decks, plus recovery, time-based sessions, resume, context, private notes, debriefs, and workload hints.
Turns Anki review sessions into a 2048 puzzle where interval-based tiles merge to review cards, with progress on success and rollback on failure.