Integrates ChatGPT and Gemini sidebars, a tabbed browser, enhanced editor, bulk card creator, and text snippets into Anki for faster studying and card creation.
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Analyzes review history to rank weak topics, creates filtered drills, and uses Claude for quizzes, notes, and chat.
Provides a dashboard for tags in the Anki flashcard application.
Lets users manually select the number of days for review.
Provides a custom timer with end sounds, including 24 default options and support for adding your own.
Turns your flashcard reviews into an idle rogue-like RPG where a four-character party auto-battles through dungeons while you choose power-ups, relics, companions, and modes.
Turns Anki reviews into car races against friends, ghosts, or leaderboards, with multiplayer rooms, groups, stats, and a persistent HUD overlay.
Transforms Anki's deck browser into a medical dashboard with themes, achievement badges, interactive heatmap, live stats, ETA, customizable avatars, and victory screens without altering card templates.
Provides an AI sidebar for reviewing Anki cards, supporting ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, Claude, Perplexity, DeepSeek, Grok, and image generation, with auto-send prompts and cookie-based logins.
Lets users upload custom sounds for reveal answer, again, hard, good, easy, and deck completion, with adjustable volumes in Tools settings.
Highlights 3,200+ medical terms on Anki cards with hover or click explanations, offline lookup, analytics, customization, and optional account for enhanced images.
Displays a customizable progress bar for Anki review sessions, showing passed cards and estimated time left, with options adjustable by clicking the bar.
Tracks maintained progress by sending Beeminder the number of started cards not currently due, filtered by custom searches and multiple goals.
Runs card-count focus sprints toward a target (default 80), tracking progress and completion stats, with optional accuracy stats and study checkpoints, and saving completed sprint data.
Preview and pre-learn cards via tagged containers without affecting scheduling, then explicitly release them; manage multiple previews with search filters, batches, and keyboard shortcuts.
Unsuspends and files AnKing Step Deck cards into numbered BCM lecture subdecks in class order, adding lecture tags and update summaries.
Exports selected notes or decks as searchable video-clip libraries with JSON metadata, plays clips via mpv, and imports clips back into existing Anki notes.
Organizes SHSU-COM class decks by course and lecture, files cards, merges AnKing reviews, and supports exam study, updates, reports, and desktop setup.
Alerts you to cards scheduled on or after an upcoming exam and lets you bring eligible reviews forward with popup ratings, windows, confirmations, and exam-plan settings.
Turns tags into regular Anki decks, restores cards to original decks, registers return addresses, and creates native filtered decks from selected tags.
Converts selected tags into decks through a guided wizard that resolves conflicts, previews moves, supports naming strategies, and intelligently routes refreshed cards to relocated folders.
Turns studying into a cozy pixel restaurant with a pomodoro timer, review-earned guests, shop pets, decorations, stats, and theming that matches your setup.
Connects Anki Desktop to dictionary tools, mining apps, and scripts, supporting existing AnkiConnect integrations while adding modern API features like FSRS access, events, scoped keys, and undo.
Turns Anki cards into multiple-choice quizzes with up to five options, shuffling, selectable answer reveal, explanations, images, customizable feedback, and settings.
Adds a 3D fruit fly with a simulated connectome brain that learns from your Anki reviews, exams decks, tracks moods, costumes, and optional friend leaderboards.
Fills blank Anki fields such as englishWord with comma-separated JMdict English glosses by matching Japanese dictionary forms and optional readings, configurable by field, note type, overwrite, gloss limit, common-word preference.
Renders Markdown flashcards with Shiki syntax highlighting, 300+ languages, 60+ themes, code annotations, math, and an AI agent skill via AnkiConnect.
Brings Obsidian-style hover popovers to Anki for previewing linked cards, headings, blocks, and nested notes without interrupting review.
Integrates with Anki to enable subscribing to, contributing to, and syncing collaborative decks with real-time updates and community suggestions, while allowing card customization.
Combines RSVP high-speed visual reading with offline native text-to-speech, pre-generating audio for zero-latency macOS playback, with Windows SAPI fallback and customizable pacing, pronunciation, and hotkeys.
Displays a customizable dashboard tracking study progress, streaks, goals, deck completion, heat maps, stats, and exam countdowns, while only reading review history and leaving scheduling untouched.
Makes legal citations in card text clickable, opening offline popups with full statute texts, highlighting cited sections across 66 German laws.
Randomly repositions image-occlusion answer boxes and draws arrows to the actual structures on every review, preventing spatial memorisation while preserving Anki scheduling.
Converts Typst code between dollar signs to LaTeX via a button, using Pandoc, with a configurable preamble; early development.
Turns Anki reviews into progress in a five-era world-building game, aiming to make studying addictive and motivate daily returns.
Change the fonts and text size for all your cards easily.
Shows friends' study activity on Anki's Decks screen, with cheers, study rooms, tips, shared decks, bingo, and calendar study plans.
Embeds Anki's native editor in the review window so note fields, including cloze and Image Occlusion cards, can be edited with configurable triggers and exclusions.
Turns Anki cards into interactive drag-and-drop flashcards for image labeling or category sorting, with feedback, settings, and desktop/mobile support.
Adds a fifth answer button that parks cards at the end of today's queue without rating them, logging a review, or affecting FSRS.
Adds a customizable study calendar with heatmap, daily progress, statistics, streaks, events, and Bible verses to Anki's home screen.
Reorders new Anki cards into priority and normal queues via configurable searches, occurrence dictionaries, frequency fields, and sorting, then syncs the new order.
Reveals answer side character by character via slider while preserving formatting, images, and math, without affecting scheduling.
Adds Anki review-screen speed, volume, and loudness normalization controls plus persistent deck audio analysis without modifying original files.
Replaces Anki's deck, overview and review screens with a themed dashboard featuring stats, heatmap, Pomodoro, habits, study modes, card previews and drag-and-drop deck nesting.
Generates editable Anki flashcards from topics or notes using your own API key, with review, duplicate checks, and batch import.
Displays a customizable progress bar during Anki reviews, showing completed and remaining cards, review speed, time spent and left, estimated finish, retention, and deck breakdown.
Tracks Anki review velocity and accuracy, providing pacing timers, countdown lights, metronome feedback, and macOS Apple Music/Spotify controls in dock or floating widget modes.
Turns Anki reviews into Old School RuneScape-style skilling with XP, items, achievements, hiscores, banks, and optional desktop sync.
Turns Anki card reviews into garden progress, letting you grow plants, earn coins and rewards, collect decorations, and customize while studying.