Turns Anki reviews into an RPG-style progression system with XP, levels, streaks, retention bonuses, at-a-glance study stats, and a floating stats window.
Alternatives to Flux — Anki Review Dashboard & Streak Tracker
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Enforces a daily card minimum by blocking Anki from closing until met, while tracking streaks via a customizable heatmap and generating shareable 1080×1080 stats images.
Converts Anki reviews into XP, levels, and streaks, letting users evolve one of 20 heroes, track progress with calendars and reports, and share holo cards.
Tracks daily reading, listening, speaking, and writing practice, sets monthly goals, organizes learning resources, visualizes fluency balance with radar charts, and supports separate profiles for multiple languages.
Visualizes study activity, streaks, upcoming reviews, and new-card learning on a heatmap, with configurable workload, time, and FSRS-based scoring plus selectable date-range statistics.
Plays your own focus music and runs a Pomodoro timer inside Anki, tracking streaks, tomato-garden progress, and shareable study recaps.
Provides a customizable statistics dashboard showing review activity, success rates, study patterns, heatmaps, streaks and due forecasts, with deck filters, themes and local multilingual support.
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.
Adds a Pokémon progression layer to normal Anki reviews: choose a region and starter, level and evolve Pokémon, catch creatures, battle Gyms for badges, and earn gifts, Legendaries, and Mythicals.
Adds an RPG layer with XP, levels, daily quests, weekly streak rewards, and a shop for gems and collectibles that boost progress without affecting cards or decks.
Locks Anki until a chosen study goal—reviews, correct answers, timer, or finishing a deck—is met, using passwords or blind locks, with strict-mode enforcement, progress HUD, and local stats.
Transforms Anki's home screen into a customizable study dashboard with 34+ coordinated light/dark scenes, drag-and-drop widgets, progress stats, a review calendar heatmap, and countdown timers.