Provides Quizlet-like practice by generating multiple-choice, matching, and written-answer questions from Anki decks, plus list mode, subsets, timers, sounds, hints, stats, and options, though some features may crash.
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Generates randomized multiple-choice quizzes from Anki decks, with configurable questions, choices, pages, tag exclusion, scoring, history, and HTML export.
Simulates real exam conditions in Anki via filtered-deck custom study sessions and reports scores, accuracy, time, and grades.
Converts messy MCQ text into editable Anki notes by parsing questions, options, answers, sources, and explanations, then reviewing and importing them using a bundled note type.
Adds a Tools menu window for grading a custom study session to estimate test-like standing, with statistics reset when Anki opens or closes.
Adds an AI-powered tutor, natural-language card search, progress heatmaps, understanding scores, and future learning forecasts to Anki decks, currently German-only beta.
Trains mental math for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division with adaptive difficulty, gamified levels, analytics, weakness tracking, themes, and import/export.
Fetches Reverso sample sentences into custom cloze note types, creates random cloze tasks with translation checks, and supports typing tasks.
Mimics Quizlet Learn Mode with progressive multiple-choice, true/false, written, and matching phases, supporting cloze notes, dynamic field mapping, companion fields, native text-to-speech, and configurable question types.
Supports creating Multiple-Choice, Text-Cloze, Image-Cover, and MindMap notes via drag-to-cloze, drag-to-mask, one-click generation, ID auto-increase, batch creation, and local LAN sync.
Generates AI hints or multiple-choice options for flashcards during review, with multi-provider fallbacks, batch generation, mobile support, and customizable configuration.
Adds a separate learning mode outside Ankiβs SRS to drill small card batches until each is answered correctly three times in a row, repeating mistakes and weak cards more often.
Turns Anki cards into interactive drag-and-drop flashcards for image labeling or category sorting, with feedback, settings, and desktop/mobile support.
Turns existing Anki decks into free interactive study with six modes, XP, combos, progress tracking, custom themes, and local-first privacy.
Generates Gemini/ChatGPT-powered explanations, multiple-choice hints, clinical vignettes, side-panel Q&A, and custom URL browsing, with per-card saved explanations controlled by remember and auto-reshow toggles.
Offers a quiz covering 4,000 essential English words, though its description is only "test" and no README is provided.
Capitalizes the first letter and lowercases the rest of type notes while uppercasing "i", reducing case-based highlights, with configurable deck selection via config files.
Transforms flashcards during review into clinical vignettes, MCQs, and rephrased questions without altering originals; free 25 cards/day or unlimited with your own API key.
Adds a Tools menu for taking tag- or deck-filtered multiple-choice tests, tracking results, configuring logging and stats graphs, and saving notes.
Renders Markdown in Anki Front/Back fields as interactive quizzes with fill-in, multiple choice, reveals, collapsible sections, tabs, highlighting, code, KaTeX, audio, and floating review controls.
Creates a note type for matching concepts to definitions, with shuffled definitions, numbered dropdown answers, and green/red answer highlighting after Show Answer.
Provides AI-powered semantic scoring of typed Anki answers with multilingual feedback, review suggestions, configurable prompts, and support for multiple LLM providers.
Adds AβE multiple-choice option buttons to Anki cards that cycle green, yellow, red, and off, saving selections per card; click or press keys 1β5.
Provides enhanced multi-line input for programming and code review cards, with language-specific comment handling, customizable dimensions, scrolling, auto-focus, and indentation preservation.
Integrates AI tools into Anki to generate targeted exam-style questions, assess answers, evaluate long responses, and personalize review with instant feedback.
Checks free-text answers optionally using Google AI Studio's Gemini API, with configurable API key, model, and persona prompt via a review-mode panel.
Provides support for Memrise-style card templates, including automatically filling multiple-choice choice fields to recreate Memrise-like Anki reviews.
Uses Pygame to let Anki users practice writing Japanese kanji, grading stroke order and balance with hints and saved scores for about 6,500 characters.
Creates crossword puzzles with numbered squares, clickable lateral clues, editable word lists, and a button to turn puzzle words and clues into Anki study cards.
Grades typed answers with AI-generated 0β100% similarity scores and optional Again/Hard/Good/Easy auto-selection, requiring API keys and {{type:}} card templates.