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.
Alternatives to Bury N Days
AnkiWeb addon 1666044259
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Advances only FSRS-safe cards from selected upcoming days into a filtered deck, previewing daily load and allowing optional beyond-safe selection, while unreviewed cards keep original due dates.
Adds customizable reviewer buttons that reschedule cards using math expressions, multipliers, random ranges, midpoints, and target dates, with per-card visibility conditions, dynamic sorting, shortcuts, and optional native button takeover.
Splits review sessions into configurable chunks and displays two linked progress bars with color-coded intervals, timers, session tracking, and optional FSRS-based retention coloring.
Adds dozens of extra customizable statistical graphs to Anki's stats screen, including retention, load, lapse, repetition, time, interval, FSRS, and time-machine charts.
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.
Buries new cards whose siblings are due within a configurable number of days ahead, preventing new cards from previewing answers to upcoming reviews.
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.
Maintains consistent daily review counts by replacing Anki's random interval fuzz with the interval in the same range that has the fewest cards due.
Generates an HTML dashboard summarizing daily, weekly, or monthly study sessions with retention, FSRS metrics, SVG growth graphs, narrative insights, and optional LLM-generated reflections from local collection data.
Transfers scheduling data, complete review history, and FSRS memory state from one card to another via browser right-click options or keyboard shortcuts.
Sorts new Anki cards by word frequency, familiarity, and other customizable factors across multiple decks, languages, and fields, using over 50 word-frequency lists for more accurate i+1 ordering.