Integrates the Focumon gamified focus experience into Anki, adding an in-app game window and a deck browser widget showing trainer stats, levels, and collection progress.
Alternatives to Berry - Check your bluetooth devices from your Anki menu (by ✌️Peace)
AnkiWeb addon 73838120
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