Turns Anki vocabulary decks into nine AI-generated language games with multilingual exam-level practice, hints, offline word matching, and customizable fast or detailed question generation.
Alternatives to Logica
AnkiWeb addon 701887589
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Generates printable A4 and interactive Japanese crossword puzzles from Anki vocabulary in both directions, with customizable clues, previews, answer keys, history, and solved-note tagging.
Generates AI hints and multiple-choice options for flashcards during review, with multi-provider fallback, batch generation, inline editing, undo, and mobile support.
Turns Anki review sessions into a 2048 puzzle where interval-based tiles merge to review cards, with progress on success and rollback on failure.
Creates image-occlusion cards with typed-answer rectangles, hints, rotated shapes, arrows, text-to-speech or audio playback, zoom, games, and HTML export.
Adds configurable cloze note types supporting nested clozes, clickable hints, show/hide toggles, iteration through clozes, customizable scrolling, and in-reviewer search.
Changes the spacebar or Enter rating based on response time, choosing Easy for quick flips and Hard or Again for slow ones, with customizable thresholds.
Lets users customize the background colours of marked, suspended, and flag1–4 cards by editing a configuration file with hexadecimal or standard colour names.
Provides a configurable, JavaScript-based cloze note type that keeps related information and cards on one note, with exposed clozes, configurable scrolling, iteration via keyboard or edge taps, and CSS styling.
Embeds an animated 2048 puzzle in the Anki review window, rewarding correct card answers with moves, with keyboard controls, local leaderboard, auto-save, and dark mode.
Focuses the Easy answer button when the answer is revealed within a configurable short time, by default under one second, during review.
Pins favorite decks at the top of Anki’s home screen, hides others with a focus mode, and adds manual ordering, streak/statistics panels, grid and split-deck views.