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- 2025-12-15
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- 25.09.2~
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Memo Panel
AnkiWeb addon 2117859718
Write quick memos on cards during reviews and revisit them in a chronological timeline, jumping from each memo to its related note.
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- Last update or commit was 284 days before the snapshot (2025-12-21).
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- yuwayanagitani/anki-memo-timeline · more by yuwayanagitani
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- 2025-12-16
- License
- MIT
- Languages
- Python
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README
🧠 Anki Memo Timeline
Anki Memo Timeline is an add-on that visualizes your study history over time as a scrollable timeline, highlighting your review activity, new cards, lapses, and study trends.
It helps you see patterns, track consistency, and understand long-term review behavior at a glance.
🔗 AnkiWeb Page
This add-on is officially published on AnkiWeb:
👉 https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2117859718
Installing from AnkiWeb is recommended for the easiest setup and automatic updates.
🎯 Why Use Memo Timeline?
Anki provides statistics, but sometimes you need more:
- 📅 Visual study history — daily and weekly patterns
- 📈 Identify days with low or high activity
- 🔎 Spot long gaps or bursts of reviews
- ⏱ Understand how your study habits evolve over time
It’s like a personal study diary, built into Anki.
📦 Installation
📥 From AnkiWeb (Recommended)
- Open Anki
- Go to Tools → Add-Ons → Browse & Install
- Search for Anki Memo Timeline
- Install and restart Anki
📁 Manual Installation (GitHub)
- Clone or download this repository
- Place it into:
Anki2/addons21/anki-memo-timeline - Restart Anki
🚀 How It Works
Once installed:
- Open Tools → Anki Memo Timeline
- A new window shows your review history as a timeline chart
- Scroll or zoom to explore:
- Review quantity per day
- New cards vs reviews
- Lapses
- Streaks and gaps
You can use it to:
- Check how consistent you’ve been
- See study bursts before exams
- Compare months or weeks visually
📊 Timeline Features
- Daily summary of reviews
- Color-coded events (new / review / lapse)
- Zoom / scroll interaction
- Tooltip details when hovering on events
- Optional configuration for display preferences
⚙️ Customization
Open:
Tools → Add-Ons → Anki Memo Timeline → Config
Common options include:
- Date range to display
- Colors for event types
- Chart height / layout
- Whether to include future scheduled reviews
- Tooltip formatting
🛠 Troubleshooting
| Issue | Solution |
|---|---|
| No data shown | Make sure you’ve reviewed cards before |
| Errors on load | Restart Anki and confirm installation path |
| Timeline too crowded | Adjust date range in config |
| Performance slow | Reduce chart height or time span |
💡 Tips for Best Use
- Open the timeline after a study session to see the latest activity
- Use it to set weekly study goals
- Combine with Anki statistics for deeper insight
📜 License
MIT License
🔧 Related Add-Ons
These tools help you understand and improve your study workflow:
- AI Card Explainer
- AI Card Splitter
- AI Card Translator
- HTML Exporter for Anki
They complement each other for smarter, more visual learning.