Provides a floating, always-available dashboard for browsing decks, grouping them into sessions, tracking progress and analytics, and starting study with one click and keyboard shortcuts.
Alternatives to Anki Todo
AnkiWeb addon 1807500231
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Blocks new cards on Saturdays and Sundays while keeping review cards available, syncing deck setting changes through AnkiWeb across devices.
Adds a draggable floating Pomodoro and study timer during review sessions, with automatic breaks, pause/resume, card counter, optional Focus Rhythm feedback, session summaries, and customizable display modes.
Adds a Move deck button to the card editor, letting users move a card to any deck via a searchable list.
Pauses individual decks—including sub-decks—by shifting review and learning card due dates while leaving new cards untouched, adding an orange badge, preventing parent/child conflicts, and providing a management dialog.
Reschedules cards in selected decks by moving weekend reviews to Monday, shifting to the next day, or setting a chosen date, while preserving review states.
Times Pomodoro study sessions with fillable progress and review-counter bars, color-coded answer segments, optional rest periods, pause/resume, notices, and configurable goals, colors, and screen controls.
Displays a tactical pacing dashboard tracking review speed, rolling accuracy and countdown timing, with Pomodoro/interval modes, metronome feedback, and macOS media control integration.
Exports all installed add-on codes into a single card for syncing, letting you manually reimport them later instead of searching for each code individually.
Automatically adjusts a deck's specific daily new-card limit to meet a chosen deadline, optionally including subdecks and a margin, with previews and automatic recalculations.
Automatically buries cards failed three times consecutively in one day, with a configurable failure streak and a pause option in the Tools menu.
Remembers the last reviewed deck and automatically scrolls to it in Anki’s Deck Browser, with optional green outline highlight and configurable retry settings.