Combines multiple card types into a single card per note, toggled per note type, showing a randomly chosen card type weighted by configurable multipliers.
Alternatives to Progressive Splitter
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Creates screenshot-based occlusion cards that reveal hidden sections one step at a time, supporting grouped or sequential reveals for ordered, long-form answers and diagrams.
Moves the browser's card/note table into the sidebar to maximize the editor area, toggled by menu or configurable shortcut, and optionally minimizes the tags editor.
Creates multiple notes at once from a temporary note in the add window, splitting configured question/answer fields, with optional cloze support and cross-note links.
Captures review question and answer views, including scrollable multi-page cards, into JPG/PNG images and a deck-named PDF, with a docked window for seeking, playing, and saving captures.
Batch-imports multiple .apkg deck packages from files or folders, with optional recursive scanning, zip support, automatic backups, collection-package skipping, progress reporting, and configurable Anki import options.
Tracks simplified Chinese character coverage across selected Anki decks, showing reviewed versus total Hanzi with HSK 2.0/3.0 and frequency breakdowns.
Estimates daily review time by deck, adjusts for fatigue and retention, splits sessions into 30-minute morning, afternoon and evening blocks, simulates faster speeds, and allows excluding decks.
Combines adaptive answer-reveal delays, progressive word reveal, timed Blitz sessions with time-left estimates, Pomodoro breaks, focus lock, music and profiles.
Plays customizable sound effects for answer buttons, typing errors, graduation, deck completion, and ambient music, with adjustable volume, delays, and configuration options.
Lets you hide or show the browser's table, editor, and sidebar to maximize the remaining view, with configurable shortcuts and one-card-per-note behavior.
Turns Anki review sessions into a 2048 puzzle where interval-based tiles merge to review cards, with progress on success and rollback on failure.