Adds an all-in-one study workspace with study plans, deadlines, Pomodoro timer, notebook, PDF viewer, mind maps, AI assistant, gamified XP, ranks, streaks, and themes.
Alternatives to Neurona – AI explanations, controller study and a full study workspace
AnkiWeb addon 55042581
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