Calculates realistic daily review and new-card targets by target date, including overdue, due, and learning cards, with intensity adjustment and simulation.
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252 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Organizes Anki decks into an expandable tree ranked by real review urgency from overdue ratio, ease, response time, trends, and optional FSRS, with filtering and direct study.
Changes the Add screen to default to the subdeck of the currently viewed review card or selected browser card.
Provides a two-phase system that plans new-card introduction deadlines with milestone tracking, then forecasts mature-card completion using 30-day review consistency and adjustable deadlines.
Organizes SHSU-COM class decks by course and lecture, files cards, merges AnKing reviews, and supports exam study, updates, reports, and desktop setup.
Builds guided Anki filtered decks from topic tags and source decks, plus recovery, time-based sessions, context, notes, resume, debrief, and cleanup tools.
Automatically adjusts a deck's daily new card limit based on a target deadline, optionally including subdecks and margin, with previews and recalculation controls.
Flips Anki decks by swapping card fronts and backs, maintains the flipped decks as originals change, and works with basic Front/Back note models and space-free deck names.
Transfers a chosen number of the most frequently missed cards from a selected deck into a newly created deck, with a Tools menu option and PyQt5 support.
Manages MCAT Kaplan-tagged chapters by subject, providing chapter suspend/unsuspend buttons, bulk operations, and optimized FSRS preset configuration.
Adds a search bar to Anki's deck screen with Ctrl+F filtering, keyboard navigation via arrows and Enter, Ctrl+H visibility toggle, saved state, and deck count.
Adds visual Browser layouts, explorer-style navigation, tabs, drag-and-drop deck folders, colours, and a visual note-type manager with grid details, folders, and JSON import/export.
Sets a configurable daily limit on the combined number of new and review cards, shown in reviewer and overview, though PC-only and experimental with subdecks.
Opens independent searchable, selectable deck lists from the Decks or Browser menus via Ctrl+Alt+D, with customizable shortcut and minimum window size.
Provides keyboard-first medical flashcard search with typo recovery, alias matching, exact Anki filters, optional local semantic search, deck picking, previews, safe bulk actions, and privacy-focused local processing.
Moves cards from the Default Deck to a guessed correct deck based on selected or non-selected sibling decks.
Right-click any Anki Browser tag to instantly create a filtered deck, either flat with stripped numbers or fully structured, with configurable sorting, limits, filters, and auto-unsuspending.
Adds a preset manager below Anki's filtered deck search field for saving, selecting, deleting, and reordering global search presets.
Splits large Anki decks into evenly sized subdecks by deck count or card count, then merges them back while keeping notes together.
Turns Anki reviews into a Pac-Man game where completed flashcards earn playtime, with score-based review requirements, deck selection, high-score tracking, and adjustable difficulty.
Restores earlier study deck search behavior so nonconsecutive characters like 5puki match 5 Computers::Anki, useful for drilling into complex subdeck trees.
Greys out New, Learn, and Due counts on parent decks, leaving only lowest-level deck numbers in normal color to reduce clutter.
Creates Brainscape-style confidence-based cram sessions from recently missed or hard cards, moving them through six temporary decks with intuitive grading, smart spacing, deck filters, and persistent progress.
Selects Aachen medical teaching cards by semester, subject, lecture, or study plan; supports yield filters, optional filtered decks, and filtered decks for subtags or nested blocks.
Groups decks into named bins to focus study on one area at a time and review only due cards without altering existing decks or scheduling.
Limits how many cards you can do by a certain time of day, with the limit rising at scheduled times.
Creates a temporary filtered subdeck for reviewing today's learned cards without altering original scheduling, rebuildable by hotkey or deck menu and customizable.
Creates empty nested Anki decks from newline-separated names with preview, duplicate removal, comments, and safe reuse of existing decks.
Select any number of cards in the card browser and add or remove a prefix to their deck name for easier exporting.
Imports Quizlet decks into Anki in English, allowing deck renaming before import so matching names merge into existing decks, with minor UI tweaks.