Silently syncs the collection in the background after configurable idle periods, without stealing focus, syncing only on detected changes and deferring during dialogs, focus, or reviews.
Alternatives to Autosync 2.1
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Automatically syncs your collection with AnkiWeb at configurable intervals while Anki is idle, pausing during reviews, open dialogs, or when the main window is focused.
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Displays configurable periodic and inactivity reminders with popups offering Study Now or Later, returning Anki to review mode and helping users stay focused while studying.
Automatically syncs your collection when leaving the review screen or after staying on one card past a configurable timeout, with cooldown protection and optional notifications.
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Turns flashcard reviews into an idle rogue-like RPG where a four-character party auto-battles across dungeons while you choose power-ups, relics, companions and difficulty.
Sends configurable, escalating inactivity alerts—from desktop tooltips to repeating push, messaging, SMS, and voice—through multiple channels, with weekday, study-window, quiet-hour, and due-card gates, configured via native GUI.