Increases card ease after consecutive Good or Easy ratings, with configurable thresholds and rewards applied during reviews or syncing from other devices.
Alternatives to AnkiSRSKai: Straight Reward to Ease Reward
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Allows changing the default ease adjustments applied when rating Again, Hard, or Easy under the V1 scheduler by editing source code.
Modifies card scheduling by resetting ease values only below a configurable threshold, with an optional source-code-edited custom mode for cards last rated Good.
Automatically adjusts each card's ease factor after every review to converge on a target success rate, with configurable bounds, adjustment leash, and optional pass/fail two-button mode.
Reschedules cards by importing scheduling data—due date, interval, ease, and review count—from one or more CSV files selected through the Tools menu.
Maintains consistent daily review counts by replacing Anki's random interval fuzz with the interval in the same range that has the fewest cards due.
Syncs WaniKani subjects into a configurable Anki deck, optionally syncing due times, reporting reviews back bi-directionally, and migrating existing WK3 decks.
Transfers scheduling data, complete review history, and FSRS memory state from one card to another via browser right-click options or keyboard shortcuts.
Schedules review vacations, smooths daily review counts, supports sick days, catch-up and get-ahead study, and maintains card ease within Anki's spaced repetition system.
Gamifies Anki reviews with collectible items, dungeons, milestones, quests and leveling, adding rebalanced difficulty, rewards, bonus stats and streak fixes while preserving progress migration.
Sets a card's default rating—easy, good, or hard—based on how long you took to reveal the answer, with configurable time thresholds and per-deck settings.
Disables same-day spacing of new sibling cards so they appear consecutively in their proper order, though it only affects new cards and not the v3 scheduler.