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- 2026-10-24
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- 26.09~
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- Python, JSON
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- en
POMQuiz: find the course objectives your Anki cards struggle with
AnkiWeb addon 417967831
Links Anki to a POMQuiz account, mapping reviewed cards to course learning objectives so users can identify and fill content gaps with quizzes.
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- Last update or commit: 2026-10-24 (8 days before the snapshot).
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| 23.10 | 26.09+ | 2026-10-24 |
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Description
Link Anki to your POMQuiz account: each card you review is mapped to the course's corresponding learning objective, so you can identify content gaps and fill them with POMQuiz quizzes.
Requires a POMQuiz account with Anki sync turned on.
Setup
- Install this add-on and restart Anki. A POMQuiz menu appears in the menu bar.
- On the Anki page on POMQuiz, press "Make a code".
- In Anki, choose POMQuiz > Link account and enter the code.
- Tick the decks to share.
What it shares: the cards in the decks you tick (and their sub-decks). For a card you have studied: its text, its review statistics and the buttons you pressed in the last 90 days. For every other card: its text, its deck and whether it is suspended, so POMQuiz can find it for you. It also sends the names of your decks, and of AnKing's note type if you have it, so POMQuiz can send cards to them. It uploads after each sync, when Anki opens, when you finish a review session, or when you choose POMQuiz > Send cards now.
Send to Anki: cards you send from a POMQuiz quiz (its Anki panel, or the Notes page's Anki Export) arrive the next time you switch to Anki or sync. AnKing users can have them made in AnKing's note type.
Find cards: in a quiz's Anki panel, Find cards in your decks lists the cards in your shared decks that cover the question, suspended ones included. Tick the ones you want and press Open in Anki: Browse shows them the next time you switch to Anki.
To stop sharing, choose POMQuiz > Unlink. POMQuiz deletes the cards and deck names it received.
Questions or problems: pomquiz.com/support