Adds browser buttons to learn selected new cards now, grade cards without Reviewer, and reset scheduling/learning data.
leech
Leech handling. All categories
40 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Adds leech and lapse handling tools for Anki, including markers, reversal, custom actions, cross-device syncing, browser options, shortcuts, and text macros.
Automatically moves new leeches from all decks into one customizable deck for separate interval settings.
Automatically buries cards answered again too many times (default five within 24 hours), with configurable options to tag or flag difficult cards.
Provides advanced tools for handling lapse counts and leeches, including a default Lapse Reverse option that reduces lapse counts.
Buries relearning cards after repeated Again answers and suspends review cards with intervals of at least 140 days, configurable via tags, for Anki's experimental v2 scheduler only.
Hides leech notifications on desktop and provides an AnkiMobile toggle for leech notifications, without affecting automatic leech tagging.
Displays hit/miss and answer-button counts, retention rate, card learning status, and can suspend cards after a configurable number of consecutive correct answers.
Suspends cards after three consecutive correct (Yes/Easy) or wrong (Again/No) answers, tagging relearn cards, with browser bulk checks and configurable thresholds, tags, and suspend/tag toggles.
Displays a floating HUD with streak, retention, stability, average time, and color-coded verdicts, while capping recorded review time at 60 seconds.
Shows a red bar at the bottom of the reviewer when a card's lapse-to-review ratio exceeds a configurable threshold, with updates for Anki 23.12.1.
Exports Anki review history to CSV or JSONL, with deck, time, tag, interval, and field filters, plus optional summary packs, without using an API or network.
Reduces lapse counts after a configurable number of consecutive correct answers, optionally resetting lapses to zero, helping prevent recoverable cards from becoming leeches.
Plays chosen sounds during card reviews when cards have configured tags, with mappings edited in config.json and audio files stored in collection.media.
Transforms Anki into a configurable visual command center with exam countdown, one-click next session, deck velocity, leech monitoring, streak and retention stats.
Automatically suspends and tags a card after a predefined number of lapses, helping identify and remove difficult cards from the queue for reformatting.
Warns during review with a tooltip or optional popup when pressing Again on a card with repeated lapses and low success, prompting relearning without altering scheduling.
Detects leech cards using lapses plus drop-count and drop-ratio metrics, adding browse filters, card info, stats/plugin search support, and a tools summary window.
Tracks difficult cards by tagging them with increasing or decreasing difficulty levels based on review actions and configurable leech settings.
Resets repeatedly failed review cards to customizable new-card intervals, optionally moving them to new cards or resetting them as true new cards.
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.
Finds notes tagged leech that have no suspended cards and displays them in the Browse window so you can untag or handle them.
Analyzes review history to rank weak topics, creates filtered drills, and uses Claude for quizzes, notes, and chat.
Provides browser columns like LifetimeIFR, RecentIFR, Age, and DailyTimeSpent to identify leech cards, plus export and age-filter tools.
Plays a leech GIF whenever a card is tagged as a leech, sourced from media.gifdb.com and vibe-coded with Claude.
Turns Anki study into a Xianxia cultivation RPG with EXP, realms, elements, modes, bosses, shop items, analytics, pets, sect upgrades, quests, and optional media pack.
Moves specifically dated cards and leeches into given decks, letting users define card time ranges and target decks.
Reduces card lapse counts after streaks of correct answers and removes leech tags once all cards recover, during sync using cross-device history.
Turns Anki reviews into a gamified Quizlet-style quiz mode with streaks, visual effects, leaderboards, three study modes, time attack, and keyboard shortcuts.
Lets AI assistants work directly inside a live Anki collection to create, review, fix, and organize cards, with previews, approval, and backups.