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- 2026-10-28
- Anki versions
- 2.1.66~
- Languages
- Python, JSON
- Description language
- en
Catch-Up Column for Anki Debt
AnkiWeb addon 728520797
Estimates a catch-up date or number of days until a deck's review backlog clears under daily limits, accounting for new reviews and interval growth.
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- Last update or commit: 2026-10-28 (4 days before the snapshot).
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| Min Anki | Max Anki | Updated |
|---|---|---|
| 2.1.1 | 2.1.66+ | 2026-10-28 |
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Description
Have you set daily review limits because you want to feel good about doing 30 cards per day/to avoid the dread stemming from the fact that you're 24,601 reviews in Anki debt? Do you ever wonder to yourself, "how much longer must I do 30 cards per day until my backlog of reviews has been addressed?" Well, do I have the add-on for you!
Features:
- Shows a catch-up date (MM/DD) for any deck where reviews due exceed your daily limit
- Accounts for new reviews that will become due during the catch-up period
- Models interval growth from reviews, so estimates stay realistic even for large backlogs
- Reads both per-deck limits and deck config limits
- Parent deck estimates are always at least as far out as their slowest child deck
- Blank for decks that are already caught up or have no daily limit set
Configuration/Options:
- "display": "date" — show as MM/DD (default), includes year if past December
- "display": "days" — show as number of days (e.g., 12d)