AnkiWeb
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- 2026-10-31
- Anki versions
- 2.1.1~
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- JavaScript, CSS, Python, HTML, JSON
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- en
Ankiverse: a small multiplayer world for your reviews
AnkiWeb addon 2104910159
A pixel multiplayer world where reviewing earns coins, builds constellations of learned cards, and lets learners chat, compete and decorate.
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- Last update or commit: 2026-10-31 (1 days before the snapshot).
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
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| 2.1.1 | + | 2026-10-31 |
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Description
A tiny pixel world that lives next to your reviews. Walk around with other learners, earn a coin for every card you answer, and look up at a night sky made of the cards you've learned.
What's in it
- Every review earns a coin. Again, Hard, Good and Easy all pay the same, so there's no reason to fudge.
- Your streak and today's count show over your head, so you can see who else is studying.
- Districts by subject (medicine, languages, STEM, law and humanities, geography), each with a study hall.
- Hold Space to look up: each deck is a constellation and each learned card is a star. Every review sends a new star up.
- Hall screens: put the card you just reviewed on the wall and answer it together.
- A leaderboard, a character creator, a shop (hats, pets, trails, rooms) and a home to decorate.
- An optional review buddy on the review screen that reacts to your answers. Turn it off from Tools.
How to use Click Ankiverse in Anki's top bar (or Tools → Ankiverse) and keep the window open while you review.
Privacy It reads your collection to count reviews and draw your sky. It never changes your cards or scheduling. Sent to the Ankiverse server: your display name, a random device ID, your character and items, your district, where you walk, what you say in chat or a hall, and review counts. Deck names and card text stay on your computer, except what you choose to share (a card on a hall screen, or deck names when you show your sky). Details: https://ankiverse.fly.dev
Notes Early and small: one server, so expect the odd bug. Free, with nothing to buy. Not affiliated with Anki or AnKing. Open source under the AGPL-3.0.