Gamifies Anki with a health bar that drains and refills as cards are reviewed, while estimating when all daily new and review cards will be finished.
Alternatives to The Mad Hatter Add on V5.0
AnkiWeb addon 1763434211
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Enables batch creation of Anki cloze-deletion cards by pasting @-separated card text into a dialog and generating a named deck, with a suggested ChatGPT prompt for producing such cards.
Generates basic, cloze, and pairing flashcards from any text using ChatGPT, with selectable model, card count, response length, editing, manual review, and automatic language detection.
Provides archived basic and cloze note types with Markdown, KaTeX math, code-block cloze support, colored clozes, dark mode, and customizable CSS styling.
Facilitates creating multiple-choice, text-cloze, image-cover, and mind-map notes, with drag-to-cloze or mask, one-click multiple-choice generation, auto-incrementing IDs, batch creation, and local LAN sync.
Adds editor buttons, shortcuts, and context-menu options for quickly applying font colors, background colors, font sizes, custom CSS classes/styles, and text wrappers.
Generates AI content for selected flashcards using Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or DeepSeek, saving custom-prompted resultsโdefinitions, translations, example sentencesโdirectly into chosen fields via your own API key.
Turns Anki into a study workspace with an embedded AI sidebar, tabbed Qt WebEngine browser, keyboard shortcuts, bulk card creation, snippets, and auto-cloze tools.
Copies or cuts selected editor content into new notes, can transfer other fields and add them directly to the database, and schedules tagged cards without increasing intervals.
Turns Anki reviews into a living village: new cards create villagers, missed reviews kill them, and coins, homes, seasons, wildlife, taxes, and land expansion evolve over time.
Hides the top and bottom bars during card review to maximize viewing space, toggled on and off with Shift+Command+F.
Provides seamless full-window background scenes that shift with the sun through day cycles, plus dimming, blur, albums, and post-study scene changes.