Bridges Anki Desktop to an Apple Watch app over local Wi-Fi, letting users view answers, grade cards, undo, bury, and suspend during reviews.
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Review session behaviour: auto-flip, answer confirmation, bury/defer, card order, session plans. All categories Β· Refine with filters
641 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Creates a filtered deck of exactly 10 fresh cards from your main deck, prioritizes due then new, rebuilds and starts review on Ctrl+M.
Automatically buries cards repeatedly failed three times consecutively in one day, with configurable streak length and a Tools-menu pause option.
Removes Hard and Easy from the reviewer and remaps every passing answer to Good, simplifying reviews to Again or Good but losing grading nuance.
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.
Configurable mouse and trackpad hotkeys navigate Anki review, overview, and congratulations screens, with middle-click drag scrolling and deck browser access.
Plays a sound when you answer, using four changeable MP3 files, fixed for Anki 25+.
Auto-reveals the answer after a delay computed from card length and FSRS difficulty, never grading, with optional countdown bar, warning sound, and pause controls.
Grades typed answers with AI-generated 0β100% similarity scores and optional Again/Hard/Good/Easy auto-selection, requiring API keys and {{type:}} card templates.
Cycles through selectable-size batches of new cards indefinitely without changing their new status, with controls to navigate, mark learned, replace cards or batches, and toggle front/back display.
Provides a one-time encoding routine for new vocabulary before review, using scientifically supported techniques to create deep memory traces and improve retention.
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.
Displays configurable periodic and inactivity reminders with popups offering Study Now or Later, helping Anki users stay focused during and outside reviews.
Grades typed answers with OpenAI, shows instant feedback and suggested ease in a pop-up, generates mnemonics, and integrates with Anki's review flow.
Displays flashcards in a modern card-style interface grouped by base tag, allowing users to browse, suspend or unsuspend, and edit cards directly.
Uses ChatGPT to rephrase Anki review questions, preserving answers, to reduce memorization of exact wording and generalize recall.
Shows the same question again after answering without submitting an ease, letting users rewrite answers, with the easy button and a reviewer context menu repurposed.
Provides a draggable Pomodoro timer with circular progress, 25-minute study/5-minute break cycles, Anki control buttons, auto-stop, and options, available only to Patreon supporters.
Tracks difficult cards by tagging them with increasing or decreasing difficulty levels based on review actions and configurable leech settings.
Sorts new cards by configurable rules such as seen siblings, card position, note creation, modification date, or random order.
Converts text-file math notes into Anki flashcards, supporting proofs that reveal steps or hints through button presses, and imports files via Tools > import math with a help example.
Buries sibling cards for a configurable number of days instead of one, automatically on deck entry, with deck-option settings and an across-decks option.
Shows Discord Rich Presence only during active Anki reviews, clearing it on home, browsing, and editing, with configurable card counters and idle status.
Slowly displays kanji on screen to annoy you into completing cards, with keybinds and configurable options like colors, timings, and auto-advance.
Provides keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+F for hard-choice and failure auto-tagging, plus a three-step question-answer-blur-screen review cycle with Qt6 performance fixes.
Pressing Space after finishing a deck jumps to the alphabetically next due deck, then starts reviewing it.
Suspends new sibling cards until their older siblings mature, then restores them on the next deck browser render, with configurable rules.
Allows skipping the congratulations screen and disabling it so it no longer appears.
Adds a customizable visual pacing HUD that tracks front/back card timing and adapts through EMA and session rhythm without changing scheduling.
Adds a customizable Pomodoro timer to the review screen with breaks, games, stats, focus coaching, and optional prayer-time pauses.