Adds AnKing-specific study analytics, weakness trackers, a daily exam planner, per-card stats, risk sorting, and browser tools for targeting and unsuspending cards.
Alternatives to Tracker Anki Link: open a lecture's cards from the MD tracker
AnkiWeb addon 570994072
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Tracks card suspension and unsuspension dates via note tags, adds browser columns, and provides a date-range search to find cards unsuspended within a period.
Unsuspends lecture-specific AnKing cards, files them into numbered lecture subdecks in class order, adds lecture tags, and shows progress with undo.
Organizes class lectures and courses into exam decks, files cards automatically, and adds AI quizzes, study help, reports, and settings.
Copies selected note IDs as a search string and compares them with a friend's collection to show missing, extra, shared, and suspended cards by deck or tag, plus due siblings.
Finds existing AnKing Step cards from TrueLearn questions in Chrome, previews them in Anki, opens selected cards in the Browser, and unsuspends chosen cards.
Turns Anki review data into a private local dashboard for progress, forecasts, deck health, FSRS insights, and safe, undoable search-based card and note maintenance.
Filters medical deck tags, applies high/low-yield filters, promotes AnKing/Malleus cards into personal decks, shows deck card-state charts, and adds keyboard shortcuts.
Inserts numbered image and PDF appendix links into the editor, with buttons to toggle appendix mode, convert images to links, and select media PDFs.
Search Jisho.org directly from the Anki editor and fill note fields with selected meanings, readings and forms using custom field mapping, keyboard shortcuts and a themed results window.
Enables offline AI semantic and keyword hybrid card search on local CPU, with a browser semantic: prefix, a search dialog for previewing and suspending cards, and automatic model download.
Marks known cards as mastered by suspending them and applying a green flag, via shortcuts in both the Reviewer and Browser, for single cards or entire notes.