AnkiWeb
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- 2026-09-27
- Anki versions
- 2.1.1~
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- en
AnkiWeb addon 239058710
Times study sessions with a configurable progress bar, tracks review answers toward a card goal, and offers pause/resume, rest periods, notifications, and review-screen controls.
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Combines a Pomodoro timer, study tracking, heatmap, analytics, goals, streaks, fatigue detection, and permanent history inside Anki.
Locks you into Anki study sessions until a chosen goal is met, enforcing focus, deck restrictions, menu blocking, and anti-exit with optional bypass locks.
Adds a non-intrusive focus/break timer bar to Anki that auto-starts during reviews, tracks daily Pomodoro stats, and offers inline controls and auto-pause.
Combines a local-folder focus music player, advanced Pomodoro timer with auto-pause/resume, and calendar history with daily goals.
Adds a customizable focus timer beside the reviewer that detects inactivity, pauses/resumes automatically, tracks review stats, Pomodoro goals, deck exam planning, and syncing.
Adds a minimal floating Pomodoro timer HUD to Anki reviews, with focus rhythm tracking, automatic breaks, pause/resume, remaining cards, and session summaries.
Pomodoro Bar is an Anki add-on for timing study sessions and tracking review answers as you work through cards. This add on was vibe coded with GPT-6 Luna.
Open Pomodoro Bar from the configured top-toolbar or Tools menu location. Use the square play/pause button to start or pause the timer, and the reset button to clear the timer and review count. The review counter appears during an active timer session and records answers made during that session.
To add controls to the review screen, choose a corner in Timer controls location. Choose None to hide them. The review-screen controls use the same play/pause and reset actions as the settings dialog.
Pomodoro Bar requires Anki 23.10 or newer.
__init__.py, config.json, and manifest.json are directly inside that
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