Adds Japanese example sentences to decks and provides kanji stats, using NihongoMaster, Massif, or a local Monash.edu sentence-bank dictionary.
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Generates Korean verb conjugations for Anki notes, based on the korean_conjugation library; still in development, may have bugs, so back up notes before batch-processing.
Enhances the Anki experience for Philippine Pharmacy Licensure Examination students with visual, review, workflow, and quality-of-life improvements.
Displays a mini debug console for add-on development, with Python/Anki modes, font and size controls, startup/shortcut options, and socket reconnection.
Estimates how many words you know from your Anki cards, currently supporting only Japanese; alpha and unstable.
Integrates IvyTutoring's web app with Anki, replacing AnkiConnect with pre-configured, secure, no-setup support for deck/note creation, deck names, syncing, and version checks.
Adds persistent text colors and highlighting, color presets, and improved image controls for resizing, dragging, deleting, and undoing changes.
Scrapes NHK news from a WeChat account to auto-create language-learning flashcards, aiming to train listening, speaking, reading, and writing, with planned dictionary and dictation features.
Automatically syncs anonymized Anki review counts, card types, and active study duration to the Hinabi analytics dashboard, combining them with other immersion logs.
Keeps Anki running in the system tray, hiding the window on minimize or close so AnkiConnect integrations keep receiving cards and media; click to restore, right-click to exit.
Currently in early alpha, with no README or documented features provided.
Creates Anki flashcards from Google Docs using bullet points instead of tables, supporting embedded images, formatting, syncing, and ignored # comments.
Turns Anki reviews into a multiplayer Civilization-style strategy game where studying earns resources to grow empires, research tech, build wonders, claim land, and win.
Turns Anki into a connected classroom with teacher content delivery, progress dashboard, live supervision, rankings, and chat.
Lets you upload a deck to the website and play mini-games using your cards; currently in early alpha testing.
Relocates existing duplicate or conflicting cards to the imported .apkg deck, matching exact GUIDs and preserving scheduling.
Rephrases flagged Anki flashcards with AI to test concepts rather than wording, preserving cloze deletions and supporting approval, retries, reverts, and scheduled auto-rephrasing.
Creates Anki cards with interactive code input and visualizes differences between the user's solution and the correct answer, helping learn APIs; currently work-in-progress.
Grades separate chess opening move cards, queuing parent cards for manual grading when marked and red-flagged, otherwise marking them correct automatically.
Makes your background RGBA and is described as a work in progress.
Imports searchable PDFs to automatically generate Anki cards, including cloze deletions, table image occlusions, and anatomy or diagram image occlusions, with selectable pages.
Generates sentence audio via local AI TTS and translates selected Browse notes into target fields, requiring configured endpoints, mappings, and a running TTS server.
Converts Anki repetitions into farm development, rewarding Good/Easy answers and streaks with currency, crop growth, buildings, a smooth interface, map, and offline saved progress.
Displays Yomitan-style Japanese dictionary tooltips when selecting words in Anki cards, with readings, definitions, example sentences, audio, kanji stroke diagrams, and configurable dictionaries.
Converts cloze lists into individual Anki notes for unordered or ordered recall, using default Cloze fields, hidden list IDs, and manual deletion/editing.
Connects Anki Desktop to dictionary tools, mining apps, and scripts, supporting existing AnkiConnect integrations while adding modern API features like FSRS access, events, scoped keys, and undo.
Generates AI explanations, practice questions, pathology comparisons, and deck-based study sections inside Anki via OpenAI or Gemini, with optional YouTube video search.
An Anki add-on currently in alpha stage, not yet ready for public use.
Transforms Anki tags into customizable badges with automatic category detection, colors, emoji icons, counters, per-category settings, visibility toggles, optional animations, and simple or hierarchical tag support.
Adds a dashboard to Anki's main menu for UWSOM students, showing daily third-party videos, one-button card unsuspension, video links, and light progress gamification, requiring AnKing v11 and Qt6.