Automatically adjusts each card's ease factor after every review to converge on a target success rate, with configurable bounds, adjustment leash, and optional pass/fail two-button mode.
Alternatives to AJT ResetEase 📲
AnkiWeb addon 819023663
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Adjusts each deck options group's initial ease factor to the average ease of mature cards with intervals over 90 days, recalibrating whenever a profile loads.
Adds browser buttons to move selected new cards into the learning queue, grade cards directly, and reset selected cards to new.
Allows changing the default ease adjustments applied when rating Again, Hard, or Easy under the V1 scheduler by editing source code.
Resets ease factors in selected decks to target values or ranges when Anki closes, letting users escape Ease Hell, with import and export backup options.
Modifies card scheduling by resetting ease values only below a configurable threshold, with an optional source-code-edited custom mode for cards last rated Good.
Resets card ease to a chosen percentage through a Tools dialog, letting users select the deck and optionally limit resets to reviewed cards or those with differing ease values.
Sets each deck options group’s initial ease factor to the average ease of its mature cards, recalculating automatically whenever a profile loads.
Automatically converts and resizes pasted or dragged images to WebP or AVIF, bulk-converts existing media, renames files, and removes duplicate media.
Adds customizable reviewer buttons that reschedule cards using math expressions, multipliers, random ranges, midpoints, and target dates, with per-card visibility conditions, dynamic sorting, shortcuts, and optional native button takeover.
Sets a card's ease factor from the browser or reviewer, supporting absolute, additive, and multiplicative edits, with undo, new-card warnings, and configurable keyboard shortcuts.
Maintains consistent daily review counts by replacing Anki's random interval fuzz with the interval in the same range that has the fewest cards due.