AnkiWeb
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- Updated
- 2025-08-04
- Anki versions
- 25.02~
- Description language
- en
AnkiWeb addon 60456529
Integrates TiddlyWiki with Anki by syncing interleaved questions into Anki notes with one click while preserving scheduling information.
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.24 | 2.1.27 | 2020-06-02 |
| 2.1.28 | 2.1.44 | 2020-12-21 |
| 2.1.45 | 25.01 | 2024-10-10 |
| 25.02 | + | 2025-08-04 |
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Syncs WaniKani started vocabulary into Anki, creating meaning-to-Japanese cards with optional pronunciation audio, API key, and deck customization.
Creates Anki flashcards from Google Docs tables, preserving text formatting and embedded images, with remote syncing for updates.
Automatically syncs expert-crafted pre-made USMLE flashcards from question-bank performance into Anki, eliminating manual card creation and requiring an active account.
Syncs Notion pages, databases, rich blocks, images, and sub-pages into nested Anki decks with reversed toggles, image occlusions, and fast background operation.
Imports Notion toggles as Anki questions via the official Notion API, supporting multiple pages, decks, recursion, rich content, GUI configuration, and background syncing.
Runs a local server helping a browser extension tag, unsuspend, and organize matched Anki cards into filtered Incorrects and Marked decks, with configurable handling of reviewed cards.
TiddlyRemember is a tool that integrates TiddlyWiki with Anki. You can interleave questions with your notes in TiddlyWiki, then sync them into Anki notes with one click. You can edit and move the questions around your TiddlyWiki, and they will stay connected to the Anki notes. Scheduling information in Anki is preserved when editing notes in TiddlyWiki.
Installation and use instructions can be found at https://sobjornstad.github.io/TiddlyRemember/.
No form of AI assistance has, as yet, been used in building TiddlyRemember. I may consider using AI agents to make changes in the future, but intend to retain a full understanding of the code.
Install the TiddlyWiki plugin in the tw-plugin/ subdirectory
directly to your Node.JS wiki
(I like using Peru to manage plugins)
or build it into a TiddlyWiki plugin using the dev instructions
and then install it in your single-file wiki.
TiddlyWiki >=5.1.22 is required
(less may work, but you'll have to modify the plugin metadata -- I haven't tested it).
You will also need TiddlyWiki running on Node on your machine.
You don't have to actually host your wiki on Node --
single files work fine --
-- but you do have to have it available to do the rendering
the plugin requires to extract questions.
Run make in the anki-plugin directory.
PyQt needs to be installed to do this
(try pip install -r requirements.txt to get all the devtools).
Then copy the anki-plugin/src directory
to your Anki plugins folder.
Configure the Anki plugin with Tools -> Add-ons -> Configure.