Aims to display card statistics in Anki, though its author describes it only as a try.
statistics
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.
Tracks Note Type usage by notes in specific decks, displaying simple or pivot tables with note/card counts, exportable as tab-separated UTF-16 files for analysis.
Adds a customizable Pomodoro timer and card review statistics docks to Anki, with daily goals, stats tracking, heatmaps, CSV export, and JSON backup.
Lets users enter a custom start and end date for Anki's old Stats window, replacing default one-month, one-year, and deck-life ranges.
Adds tag-based statistics charts to Anki, showing unit mastery, weak units, card status distribution, and daily workload, configurable with global or deck-specific tag regex filters.
Displays current card counts, tomorrow's scheduled count, and cards-per-minute, while intentionally omitting estimated time left to avoid misleading or distracting streak-focused feedback.
Calculates tag-based coverage and completion ratios across selected Anki decks, with customizable tag logic, deck scopes, color bands, and optional auto-update.
Combines multiple decks into non-destructive cram sessions with filters, interleaving, timers, diagnostics, and cheatsheet export for exam revision.
Automatically syncs anonymized Anki review counts, card types, and active study duration to the Hinabi analytics dashboard, combining them with other immersion logs.
Syncs heatmap data with the Heathcliff server.
Adds selected statistics widgets to existing Anki pages: Decks gains Consistency, Efficiency, Retention, and New Cards; decks gain progress, retention, hard/mature counts, difficulty labels, and highlighted terms.
Sends your daily review counts, time spent, and button usage to a community Discord server for a weekly leaderboard, never card content or deck names.
Supports FSRS by rescheduling cards from review history, postponing or advancing reviews, balancing load, applying easy days, dispersing siblings, and flattening future due cards.
Simplifies FSRS simulation by allowing deck, deck-plus-subdecks, or preset selection, showing included cards and counts, adjusting settings, comparing runs, and launching from the deck screen, remaining read-only unless saved.
Analyzes FSRS difficulty, stability, learning states, custom mastery, and instability through a Spanish interface with graph, grid, table, filters, selection, marking, and cross-device sync.
Combines flexible Pomodoro timers, 20-20-20 eye-care reminders, smart visibility, auto-scheduling, quick notes, and long-term focus statistics to support deep work and eye health in Anki.
Records words from Japanese text streamed over a websocket, using the Jiten API to build daily occurrence dictionaries for Anki that can feed Priority Reorder's seen search.
Exports Anki statistics directly to a MongoDB server with one click, reorganizing, processing, and inferring new data for easier management and access.
Tracks daily Anki study streaks with a yearly grid calendar, heatmap, current and longest streak stats, customizable colors, and lightweight cached performance.
Turns Anki into a connected classroom with teacher content delivery, progress dashboard, live supervision, rankings, and chat.
Schedules suspend and unsuspend card dates, finds weak cards, and imports schedules via CSV to plan weekly card load, though startup may be slow.
Displays how many new cards you completed that day, and is designed to work well with the training wheels addon.
Provides a heatmap, though the available description offers no further detail about its features or purpose.
Counts how many suspended cards exist in the current deck, runnable via Ctrl-S or Browser View menu, helping track remaining notes to process.
Provides advanced time series analytics for Anki, tracking retention, reviews, and intervals with moving averages, decomposition, heatmaps, and z-score anomaly detection.
Syncs Anki Desktop with the Osmolog browser extension over a private local read-only connection to import review data and view statistics without modifying cards or notes.
Puts Anki daily reviews on leaderboards with friends, groups, country and leagues, adding medals, divisions, profiles and private counters.
Combines a Pomodoro timer, study tracking, heatmap, analytics, goals, streaks, fatigue detection, and permanent history inside Anki.
Syncs Anki review sessions to its dashboard, maps decks to MCAT sections, tracks per-deck stats, and caches failed syncs for automatic offline retry.
Mines Japanese sentences into Anki cards while tracking RTK/Heisig kanji knowledge, with Jisho lookup, optional DeepL translation, HyperTTS audio, heatmaps, and progress backups.