Ranks First Aid subjects and subtopics from weakest to strongest by Anki-style retention, with sortable metrics and a read-only dashboard.
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Graphs, heatmaps, retention, analytics, year-in-review. All categories Β· Refine with filters
349 addons, best rated first; obsolete addons are hidden. Tags are AI-generated and may contain mistakes.
Generates customizable kanji and hanzi grids for Anki 2.1+, fixing a divide-by-zero bug and adding Chinese character lists for HSK, general standard characters, and frequency.
Generates monthly and yearly personalized study reports with statistics, streaks, achievements, fun facts, study personality, comparisons, shareable cards, and printable PDF/PNG.
Adjusts some stats-window colors, such as suspended-card yellow or mature-card dark green, by overriding anki/stats.py defaults; restart Anki for changes.
Earn virtual dollars for answering flashcards, then spend them opening CS2-style cases, collecting, trading up, and gifting skins offline.
Displays a customizable floating graph tracking review pace per card against a target, with adjustable styles, opacity, position, and quick controls.
Provides an improved, updated version of the original addon for Anki 2.1, compatible with Anki 23.10 and later.
Tracks and reports daily deck completion for instructors by adding a user-configured log to the stats image, including name and email, saveable and emailable.
Adds AnKing-only study analytics and exam planning: resource-filtered stat cards, weakness tracking, daily chapter recommendations, per-card reviewer stats, risk sorting, and browser integration.
Displays a bar on Anki's main window and deck browser showing review card pass rate over a configurable period, defaulting to the last 7 days.
Displays the number of tags per day for new, learning, and review cards, with search, regex, charts, retention colors, export, and rename/delete.
Generates interactive, color-coded kanji grids from Anki decks with sorting by JLPT, Jouyou, Kanken, frequency, score, Unicode, or deck order, plus clickable Jisho links and PNG/HTML export.
Tracks total Anki study and review time overall and by deck, helping users optimize reviews and manage study time.
Simplifies Anki's deck browser using a clean, ordered column layout that shows card learning stages and essential counts, with translatable headers and no complex setup.
Transforms Anki into a configurable visual command center with exam countdown, one-click next session, deck velocity, leech monitoring, streak and retention stats.
Displays extra deck browser statistics by adding two columns showing unseen and total counts for each deck.
Hides the statistics menu option and disables its keyboard shortcut in Anki.
Adds a Tools menu for taking tag- or deck-filtered multiple-choice tests, tracking results, configuring logging and stats graphs, and saving notes.
Generates reversible, configurable fake review historyβdays, daily reviews, skipped daysβwith suspended fake cards that never appear, syncing to AnkiWeb without touching real data.
Shows a customizable New cards today line under Anki's studied-today text, counting distinct cards first learned today rather than review-log entries.
Displays swipeable study stats on Ankiβs home screen, including goal rings, activity, streaks, forecasts, best hours, and FSRS metrics, with customizable cards, goals, size, and theme.
Visualizes your learned cards as a real-world deck, showing total cards and stack height in meters compared to accurately scaled real-world heights.
Displays more detailed answer-button statistics with separate graphs for learning, young, mature, and relearning cards.
Turns Anki reviews into an anime RPG with XP, levels, seven character forms across five universes, combo multipliers, ranks, achievements, boss fights, and customizable HUD overlays.
Adds a statistics graph showing historical throughput, averaging cards studied per batch_time minutes when reviews exceed a threshold, optionally graphing all card types.
Collects learning-process information and metadata locally, showing statistics from the Tools menu for cards reviewed after installation.
Adds Browser sidebar tag heatmaps showing unsuspended percentages, nested aggregation, custom colors with bolded tags, right-click suspend/unsuspend actions, refresh/toggle, and incremental updates.
Runs an MCP server inside Anki so Claude and other LLM clients can create cards, quiz you, and analyze retention locally.
Estimates daily Anki review time, adjusts for fatigue and retention, splits sessions into spaced blocks, simulates faster speeds, and lets users include or exclude decks.
Adds a total for the current review session to the display at the bottom.