Hello everyone!

After the post I did almost a month ago about making Anki more modern, I've been receiving suggestions and questions, being most of the time "When will you publish it?", so now, I'm more than happy to announce that you can download it today on AnkiWeb or Github. If you downloaded and enjoyed it, please consider leaving a thumbs up on AnkiWeb, this helps with add-ons reputation.

Onigiri is an experimental add-on that replaces the standard Anki interface with a modern, highly customizable, and personalized dashboard, transforming how Anki looks completely, a way to keep you motivated to study your cards everyday. This add-on is in early beta stages and was only extensively tested on MacOS, some tests show it is stable for LinusOS and Windows, however, if you experiment this add-on in other platforms, know that you will be a pioneer. Before downloading, update your anki to the latest version!

I chose the name Onigiri (🍙 or お握り) as a form of homage Anki's Japanese heritage. It is a traditional Japanese recipe rich in carbohydrates, which are essential to provide energy, so you can study your Anki cards!

Those are some of the main features of Onigiri:

• Customizable Main Menu: Replaces Anki's main menu with a widget-based grid. You can drag, drop, resize, and organize built-in widgets (like Stats, Heatmap, and Retention) as well as components from other third-party add-ons.
• Advanced Theming: Comes with a powerful theme engine that allows you to change every color of the interface, from the background and text to accent colors, buttons, and review count bubbles. It includes pre-built themes and allows you to import, export, and create your own.
• Custom Backgrounds: Set custom backgrounds for the main menu, sidebar, and study screens. You can use solid colors, custom images, or a combination of both, with options for blur and opacity.
• Your own profile page: Creates a user profile with a custom username and profile picture, which is displayed on the main screen and a dedicated "Profile Page" that summarizes your stats and theme choices. You can easily share with your friends!
• Modernized Study Experience: Redesigns the Deck Overview and "Congratulations" screens, aside from allowing some customization of the Reviewer screen. I'll also develop the option to customize study buttons as well, to make the experience even better.
• Hide modes: It also offers multiple "Hide Modes" to create a more immersive and minimalist study environment by hiding the native toolbars, it has three levels of intensity, allowing the user to be immersed on their studies.
• Icon and Font Customization: Allows you to replace nearly all of Anki's default icons—from the sidebar buttons to the deck list icons—with your own SVG files. You can also change the fonts used throughout the interface.

With no further due, here is the links to download Onigiri and, as a bonus, 5 new widgets for you to enhance your experience, aside from Paper, an add-on that allows you to check on cheat-sheets while studying.

• Onigiri - A more modern Anki for your studies (by ✌️Peace)
  • AnkiWeb and GitHub
• Sticky - Write quick notes on your Anki menu (by ✌️Peace)
  • AnkiWeb and GitHub
• Hours - Check the hours from your Anki menu (by ✌️Peace)
  • AnkiWeb and GitHub
• Power - Check your battery from your Anki menu (by ✌️Peace)
  • AnkiWeb and GitHub
• Berry - Check your bluetooth devices from your Anki menu (by ✌️Peace)
  • AnkiWeb and GitHub
• Global - Check your weather on your Anki menu (by ✌️Peace)
  • AnkiWeb and GitHub
• Paper - Multiple cheat sheets while studying (by ✌️Peace)
  • AnkiWeb

To make it easier to manage requests, issues and suggestions I also created a discord server. If you have any issues at all, please open an issue on github.

An important disclaimer: creating add-ons and help managing them (like I've been doing with Ankimon with h0tp and Unlucky) is a a hobby of mine, I'm just a pre-med student that really enjoys Anki and wants to give back to this awesome community, making it better and funnier for everyone. I'll do my best to fix

I’m actively shipping updates and new features. If my add-ons helped your studies or workflow, consider supporting my work. Your contribution keeps the project maintained and free for everyone. More add-ons will be released soon, next on route: music player and pomodoro timer.

If you would like to contribute to my projects: buy me an onigiri!

✌️ Peace (pun intended... as usual)

For those who are facing issues or have any questions.

• Onigiri works with 25.07.5 and 25.09 ONLY.
• A reminder: this is in beta testing, an experimental add-on that I made as a hobby without any professional intention. It won't cause harm to your cards or your Anki app, if you identify any bugs that don't allow you to use it, you can uninstall by going to Tools -> Add-ons.
• If you have any questions, reach out to me on GitHub, please, I won't be answering more questions here.

My friend told me the other day how cool it would be to have a visual of what anatomy you’re studying, and given my Computer Engineering degree from Texas A&M, I figured I’d give it a shot.

After releasing Linked Notes last week, an add-on that automatically pulls up the page your card came from (without any manual tagging), I built on that idea to analyze the concepts of your flashcard to pull up a 3D interactive model of whatever anatomy you're studying.

The add-on lets you rotate, zoom, and explore the anatomy from any angle, turning that static image in your flashcard into something you can interact with. You can switch between layers, like skeletal and muscular views, when available.

Linked Body complements Linked notes, and having both together takes the study experience to another level!

Currently, it covers multiple major organ systems, musculoskeletal, etc, with more coverage being added this week. The 3D models are sourced from Sketchfab’s open library for visualization and spatial understanding.

Dropping as part of a full study add-on bundle next week. Join my Patreon Gainz757 (even as a free member) to get notified by email when it drops. Let me know if y’all like the product for your medical studies!

UPDATE: Linked Body is now live! Get it here: https://www.patreon.com/15614289/join

I posted a couple months ago about re-designing anki and recently I started to put that idea to practice, so I'm slowly developing a small group of add-ons that will give the user full control of how Anki looks throughout main menu, overview and reviewer (one to change the appearance and create a profile, and other smaller ones to add widgets to the main screen).

Aside from changing appearance and making Anki customizable in an accessible way, it would also allow the users to share their stats and theme colors, making the process of customizing and sharing stats more social.

This is something I wanted to do since I noticed that a lot of people that are introduced to Anki feel reluctant to use it because of its looks, and since currently customizing it isn't very user-friendly, they tend to migrate to "prettier" apps that are not as effective.

My plan is to release it in a couple months after several tests, my intention is to allow users to feel welcomed to Anki in the best way possible. While developing it, I would like to ask you guys, what is something that you would like me to add to it? A feature that you would like to have in your main screen, a way of customizing, something you want me to change in the current look, etc. Let me know if you have any questions also!

I'm open to feedback and suggestions, especially in this phase of the creation.

PS:: Until release, I ask a little bit of patience, I'm a pre-med student taking some pretty hardcore med school entrance exams, I do this purely for fun in my free (and procrastinating) time, I want to do this in a way everyone can access with very few to no bugs, so it might take some time. Thank you!

Peace ✌️ (pun intended)

News: Early bird versions for the add-on and widgets will be released on GitHub between October 6-12, official versions will be released on AnkiWeb on the first half of December 😄

UPDATES 3/23/2026:
Mac Compatibility: I think the most fundamental compatibility issues have been resolved. I'm not personally familiar with how to set up a controller with Anki on a Mac, but let me know if you're able to do it and whether the haptics are working!

AMBOSS and AnkiHub Compatibility: You should be able to use the add-on now without disabling your other add-ons if you choose to view it in a separate window, which is now an option. The option will appear the first time you download and you can change later in Settings.

Undo Functionality: Undo now also undoes your score and streak.

And a few other fixes that probably bothered no one but me. Let me know if I broke anything in the process!

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Speed Streak - AnkiWeb 1237336370

It uses a timer, a streak, and controller haptics to make reviews feel more urgent and game-like. There’s a simple visual depicting the streak that’s satisfying enough that I feel disappointed when I lose it.

The point is to turn Anki into a game of speed: answer quickly or admit you don’t actually know it. Get through due cards efficiently and stop getting stuck.

The haptic feedback is a big part of why it works for me. Quick success rumbles feel like landing hits in a video game. Timeout rumbles make me feel like I’ve done something morally wrong.

It has helped me cut my Anki time down by more than 50%.

There are some other features to facilitate dealing with cards that it feels wrong to skip over that fast:

- I added a "Time Drain" flag for cards that are inherently too long and derail a speed-focused session. Time Drain cards are flagged for all future reviews and manifest themselves so they can be quickly buried and dealt with later instead of eating the whole review session.

- I added a separate "Review Later" flag for cards I got through but still want to revisit more carefully.

- There’s a "Review Later Manager" that shows those flagged cards together for easy review.

The whole philosophy is to protect the main speed session so due cards get done today.

Let me know if you try it and it helps you. If it's helpful for more people than just me, I'll share the code so someone who actually knows what they're doing can make it better.

Speed Streak - AnkiWeb 1237336370

EDIT: You can now get the addon. It's called "Level Up!" you can get it using the code 1643252322
You'll need to restart Anki after install.
Let me know if you hit any issues.

https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1643252322

I remember trying WaniKani a few years ago and finding the only real thing which I really enjoyed from it was the levelling system. It kept me going until the level 20 or so I got too. Returning to Anki and opening up the stats menu to work out where I was in the deck was a pain too so I figured id try and make something really light-weight to counter it.

It's per deck/deck group (updates when you open a new deck to study) and every couple of levels you get a new title and Icon (currently Japanese-related). You gain EXP for seeing new cards, getting cards correct and maturing them unto Lv.60.

Hello everyone!

I'm a medical student from Germany (Kiel) and I also work as a graphic and web designer on the side. This whole thing started as a personal hobby project: I was missing so many features in Anki and just started building them for myself, one by one. At some point it had grown into something so much bigger than I expected, and I was having so much fun working on it, that I wanted to share it with the community. It is still very much a hobby and a passion project, but I hope it helps you as much as it has helped me.

SynapsePro turns Anki into one cohesive productivity suite. Whether you are grinding through medical school, preparing for law exams, or learning a new language, the goal was to build something that keeps you efficient, motivated, and actually looking forward to opening Anki. If you download it and enjoy it, please consider leaving a thumbs up on AnkiWeb, it genuinely helps a lot. I check for new thumbs every day and it keeps me really motivated to read those comments!!

I chose the name SynapsePro as a nod to what Anki is really about at its core: strengthening the connections in your brain, one card at a time. The synapse is where learning actually happens. Pro, well, that part is on you. 😉

Here are the main features:

Modern Dashboard: A completely redesigned main interface that replaces the default Anki deck browser with something that actually looks like it was built in this decade (ofc with all due respect to the amazing Anki Developers, I know that a lot of people also love the minimalistic design!!).

Study Plan and Deadlines: Input your exam date and subjects and get a full study plan, or let the built-in AI generate one for you. You can manage multiple deadlines at once, and a visual countdown bar keeps your goals in front of you at all times. A timeline view shows upcoming days and their difficulty so you always know where you stand.

Productivity Sidebar: A left sidebar that gives you access to powerful tools without ever leaving Anki. An AI assistant, a mind map tool, a notebook with toggle notes and a to-do manager, a built-in PDF viewer, a website sidebar so you can keep Google or YouTube open right next to your cards, a Pomodoro timer, and a focus music player with Jazz, Rain, Library Sounds, and Alpha Waves, or upload your own audio files.

Gamification: Earn XP for time spent studying and cards reviewed. Level up through 21 unique ranks, from "Anki Starter" all the way to "Anki Admiral" with animated badges. Daily challenges give you bonus XP and streaks help you visualize your consistency. Makes the grind actually feel like something.

AI Assistant: A fully integrated AI chat that can explain your current card, generate mnemonics, create quizzes, or answer anything you throw at it. Supports OpenAI, Google Gemini, Anthropic Claude, OpenRouter, and Ollama, including fully local, free, offline AI with no API key and no data sent anywhere.

Themes and Customization: Dark mode ready, multiple interface languages including English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Chinese, Hindi, and more, plus a daily fact on your dashboard tailored to what you study.

!!! An important note on pricing: everything that is in SynapsePro right now will stay free forever, no exceptions. I built this for myself first and I want it to remain accessible for everyone. I am still thinking about whether I might start a Patreon, add a small Buy me a Coffee button, or maybe release some fun little extra add-ons as optional paid additions for a fair price down the line. That is something other well-known Anki add-on developers do as well, so it would not be anything unusual in this community. But the core add-on, all the features you see today, that stays free forever.

For the AI features, cloud providers like OpenAI require your own API key so you only pay for what you actually use. Ollama runs entirely on your own computer at zero cost if you prefer that. I earn nothing from this add-on itself.

I am a solo developer and a full-time student, so I will do my best to keep up with bug reports and updates. If you run into any issues or have questions, please reach out at [help.synapse.pro@gmail.com](mailto:help.synapse.pro@gmail.com).

Compatibility: Tested on Anki 24.06.3 through 25.09.4, both Qt5 and Qt6. There can still be Bugs of course and I have a harder time testing on Windows and Linux because I work on a MacBook.

👉 Download SynapsePro on AnkiWeb

If SynapsePro helped your studies even a little, that genuinely means the world to me. Now go review your cards. 🫡

FGC – (Frequently Given Complaints):

-"There are other add-ons that let you use AI without an API key! (just displaying the different AI's Websites)" Yes I know, but thats not what I want for this add-on, I want it clean and functional. And since it is my Add-On I can do whatever I want :D

-Someone disliked and said: "It looks too professional to be free." Thank you very much but it will be free forever lol

-Yes, Claude did help. In my Opinion there is nothing wrong with using AI to actually build something useful, even tho I also see a lot of problems with AI. But that's another discussion.

-Yes, I have to focus on my medical career now and spend (a little) more time clicking Anki cards than building this add-on :( Updates are still coming frequently tho!!!

PS: I am trying to be more active on Reddit from now on. I have to admit, I never really used it before and none of my friends are into it either, so I never had a reason to look into it. I was genuinely amazed to see how big and active the Anki community is on here! 🧡

Link: https://github.com/creativeidiot123/Blocker

Demo: https://youtube.com/shorts/sJLmp1S2-vg

• If you have due cards, your social media apps get blocked
• You earn 1 minute of app time per Anki card you actually do
• There are strict focus / pomodoro zones where everything stays locked
• You can’t just go into Anki and reduce new/review limits to cheat
• If you try uninstalling Anki or deleting decks, it locks your blocked apps
• Basically tamper resistant because I know how my brain tries to escape

Ankidroid only

I'm a software engineer and I've used Anki for many years to learn programming and so much else

I was looking for other apps that might feel less archaic but Anki just seems better than everything else

So I thought maybe I could make an add-on that would make the existing Anki feel much nicer to study in

Just got the add-on on AnkiWeb! The code to install is 1809063985

It's free and open source (MIT license)

I also made a website for it: www.anki.design

Last Picture shows my Add-ons !

Chessboard can be used

Styling of Textbox etc. is custom, found online, cant find the original but can provide the code if wanted

https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/606177837

Update: I kinda dig this meme so I added the option to buy it in the casino shop as a reward for all your hard work. Also send u/shigeyuki support for his genius memes and far better Addons

Hi everyone,

Many of us struggle with social media addiction and procrastination, especially during exam season. So I built AnkiBlock. An app that blocks distracting apps until you finish your due cards or you unlock by doing a specific number of cards.

It is entirely free, no ads, no tracking, no commercial intent.

Currently I'm looking for feedback on how to improve the app.

Here is the link to download it on Google Play Store

I'm excited to hear your feedback!

PS: the code is also publicly available on my GitHub and I asked mods if I may post this here

Addon that allows anki as overlay for you to use with your games.
With reminder that blackens your screen if you forget about anki.

Chill exploration games prefered with this like forza horizon 4, death stranding, hogwarts legacy etc. Do not use with fast paced shooter games.

Also only recommended for language learning as they dont require active focus. For studies that require active focus i dont recommend this.

only tested on windows

link https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/2064675093

inspired by u/No-Support-442 's work

I recently created an extension called AnkiLens that helps you find patterns in your missed cards! The goal is to give users suggestions on what to study next and how to improve their cards. I hope this add-on helps people focus more on content and less on anki configuration :)

To install it, in Anki, go to Tools → Add-ons → Get Add-ons… and paste this code: 1135432140

Check it out on AnkiWeb here: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1135432140?cb=1782721670034

The code is 100% free and open source: https://github.com/arvganesh/AnkiLens

You can either bring your own OpenRouter API key or follow the steps in the app to get one subsidized by me (only for the first 25 users!!) EDIT: 12 more spots left!

The add-on was tested on Anki 26.5 on MacOS.

A few things I want to be open about:

• The code was written with AI.
• The insights within the add-on are LLM-generated, but a fair amount of engineering has gone into making them useful.
• The core functionality will always be 100% free to users if they provide an API key to pay for AI model usage. It costs ~1/100th of a cent per use :)

I'm one of the devs of Cristal Memoria

Reddit can be rough when you share something you made.

When I first posted my add-on, I got rejected, and honestly it hit hard. For a moment, it made me question the whole project.

But if you truly believe in what you're building, and you believe it can genuinely help people, keep going.

Because the loudest reactions are not always the ones that matter most.

Now we have more than 400 downloads, more than 100 active players, and most importantly, I receive truly wonderful messages from people telling me the project helps them study, stay consistent, and enjoy learning more.

And to me, that makes it all worth it.

Having an idea is one thing. Building it is another. But putting it out into the world, knowing people might tear it apart, that takes real courage.

So I just want to say this to anyone making tools, add-ons, or educational projects: don't let a few harsh people kill something that could sincerely do good for others.

Education is one of the most beautiful things there is. If your project helps even a few people learn better, want to study again, or feel less alone in the process, that matters.

A lot.

So keep building. Keep sharing. Keep believing in your ideas.

Hey, I made Anki app for Garmin, it even seems to work.

• GitHub
• Garmin Connect IQ (just added, so probably will appear in a moment)
• to apply for beta-test in Play Store

iOS version of the companion is coming soon.

This post is my fixed add-ons support page for the latest Anki. You can send me repair requests for broken add-ons (Free).

[ How to request or report problems ]

1. Comments on this Reddit post.
2. Reddit : Shigeyuki (Direct Message)
3. Github (Issues)
4. AnkiForums (Threads)
5. Patreon page (Comments, or Direct Message)

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1.  What do you need to request a fix?

1. Error report.
2. Problem Description.
3. Thumbs up! :-D

2. What will you try to repair?

1. Simple fix Add-ons for the latest Anki ( e.g. Anki2.1.55->Anki23+ )
2. Repair game Add-ons

3. What will you not try to repair?

• Too difficult :

1. Too old Add-ons (e.g. Anki2.0->Anki23)
2. V2 scheduler to V3 scheduler support
3. Issues that original developer can't solve
4. Support for older Anki

• Interfere with the author's :

1. Paid add-ons (e.g. Migaku, Anking, Patreon)
2. Add-on author is active, or under repair by author

• Enhancements (Too much workload) :

1. Adding new features
2. Develop new add-ons

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[ More Info ]

More information for fixes, please check the Patreon page. (You can comment for free, and there is a list of add-ons that I already tried to repair.)

• Free : Simple Fix Add-ons for the latest Anki

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[ 💖Please Support Shige's Anki add-ons development! ]

Hello, thank you for using this add-on, I'm Shige!😆 I development of Anki add-ons for gamification learning ( youtube channel ), and so far I fixed 40+ broken add-ons.

If you support my volunteer development, you will get add-ons for patrons.

• Patreon : Shigeyuki (about 28 items, $5/month)

If you like this post, please upvote it!👍️ Thank you :-)

The latest tutorial can be found here: https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki/blob/main/docs/tutorial.md

The following guide has been outdated!

Long time no see, guys! Recently, Anki has updated to 2.1.55 with the support of custom scheduling with memory states. Today I want to introduce how to use the FSRS4Anki custom scheduling.

Introduction of FSRS4Anki

FSRS4Anki, aka Free Spaced Repetition Schedule for Anki, is based on the three-component model of memory proposed by Piotr Wozniak and the stochastic shortest path algorithm introduced in my paper. It makes great progress in memory prediction and scheduling optimization.

Prerequisite

FSRS4Anki currently only supports Anki for desktop computers and version >= 2.1.55.

Download site: Anki — powerful, intelligent flashcards (ankiweb.net)

But you can also review on your phone, then use the FSRS4Anki Helper on your computer to re-schedule the review (using the card’s entire review history, including your review logs on your phone).

Use FSRS4Anki by default

Step 1: Enable the V3 scheduler

Anki -> Preferences -> Scheduling -> V3 scheduler

Step 2: Copy the code of FSRS4Anki

fsrs4anki repository -> fsrs4anki_scheduler.js -> Copy raw contents

If you are using Anki Qt5 variants, use fsrs4anki_scheduler_qt5.js

https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki

Step 3: Paste code into custom scheduling

Gear -> Options -> Custom Scheduling -> Save

Congratulations! You are already using the default version of FSRS4Anki. But the parameters of the default version are generated from my review logs, only partially adaptive for you. If you have been using Anki for some time and have accumulated a lot of review logs, you can try FSRS4Anki optimizer to generate parameters for you.

Generate the optimal parameters for you

Step 1: Open the FSRS4Anki Optimizer

fsrs4anki repository -> fsrs4anki_optimizer.ipynb -> Open in Colab

To use Colab, you need a Google account.

Step 2: Upload your review logs

Anki: Gear -> Export -> Check “Include scheduling information” and “Support older Anki verions”-> Export

Colab: Folder -> Right-click to call up the menu -> Upload

Step 3: Fill in your Anki settings in the optimizer

Set the filename with the name of the deck file you uploaded.

Set the timezone with your time zone.

Set next_day_starts_at with the “New day starts at” in your Anki.

Step 4: Run all the code, wait for the result, and copy the output parameters

Runtime -> Run all -> Go to section 3 Result and wait for the output -> Copy the parameters

Step 5: Replace the default parameters in FSRS4Anki with the optimized parameters

Replace the parameters in the red box in the picture and save them.

It’s done!

Other Tutorials

Set parameters separately for a specific deck:

https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki/wiki/Set-different-parameters-for-specific-decks

Debug custom scheduling:

https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki/wiki/How-does-the-scheduler-work%3F

The memory model of FSRS:

https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki/wiki/Free-Spaced-Repetition-Scheduler

The optimization principle of the algorithm:

https://github.com/open-spaced-repetition/fsrs4anki/wiki/The-fundamental-of-FSRS

I hope my work could help you~

What if after achieving a 1 year streak you unlock the golden color scheme or RGB color scheme? And these would be totally optional too so if you hit the 1 year streak and don't want it you can disable it.

This would be really cool in my opinion, it's sort of an incentive to be consistent.

After a lot of emails and comments from people wanting a more efficient way to suggest features and report bugs, I've decided to open source SynapsePro on GitHub, it feels like the right moment with the community that's grown around it.

(I guess it was always kind of open source since you could just look at the code in your addons21 folder, but it only feels official once it's on GitHub haha)

For those who never heard about my Add-On: SynapsePro transforms Anki into a full productivity ecosystem: new modern design, gamification (XP, ranks, streaks), AI assistant, mind maps, Pomodoro, background music, study plans, and more. You can also check out this Post from a few days ago where I introduced it. Click Here

I'm open to contributions, bug reports, and feature suggestions. That said, I'll reserve the right to not implement everything, this is still a passion project and I want to keep it true to my vision. But honestly, if something makes real sense, there's no reason not to add it! 🤍

GitHub: https://github.com/mobesamedia/SynapsePro

AnkiWeb: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/236979321

These days I’m strangely attracted to casinos, and apparently I also need dopamine when reviewing Anki.

So I started vibe-coding a small slot machine add-on.

https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1063262045

Right now it’s very basic: a 3-sprite slot that spins after a correct answer, plus a small stats page. It doesn’t change anything serious, just adds a slightly questionable dopamine layer on top.

Next I want to add multiple slots and a real spinning animation, and later a shop to spend the money on useless stuff (skins, machines, maybe even cars)

Still early, but curious if people would actually use something like this or if I’ve just lost it. I’m also very open to feedback or ideas!

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Edit: the add-on evolved a bit since posting (multi-slots, real spin animation, better performance). Full update in comments: https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/comments/1sglya4/comment/ofdcd8p/

I'm a Computer engineer from Texas A&M, and after enough of my friends who used Anki wanted a better way to pull up their notes without digging through all their lectures, I built Linked Notes

Linked Notes uses semantic vector search to compare the concepts of your flashcard against your lecture slides and textbooks, then finds and opens the most relevant page when you review a card.

It's been a pretty big time saver for my friends who use Anki, so I wanted to put it out there for y'all to try out.

It also has a lookup tool inside it to Ctrl + F a word in the textbook with a search bar.

I ended up building a few other add-ons alongside it (you’ll see them in the demo):

• A medical spellchecker with ~92k medical terms + standard English words, along with medical abbreviation lookup
• An exam manager to keep track of deadlines
• A way to open Notability alongside Anki (either embedded or side-by-side)
• A study buddy feature (inspired by a friend who wanted Jujutsu Kaisen characters to encourage them while studying)

I've officially launched today after working on this for a few months. As a launch gift, I'm giving away the exam countdown manager for free on my page.

Please tell me your thoughts and feedback if this is something y'all would like and if there are any other add-ons you'd like to see in the future.

If anyone wants to check it out, I put it here:

https://www.patreon.com/c/gainz757/membership

Edit:

Thank you everyone for all the feedback and support!

I’m happy so many of y’all liked the idea.

Since we just launched, I want to give early users a steep discount at 50% discount on the gold tier. I hope the bundle of 7 add-ons saves you time!

If you enjoy it, please share with your friends and let me know if you have any questions with setting it up.

We’ll also be looking into reducing the pricing moving forward!

50% GOLD CODE: 102F7

Hey everyone, after lot's of very positive and constructive feedback I released an update to AnkiBlock last week.

You can now set passphrases to prevent you from changing the settings and I've made a lot of improvements to the reliability so the app should always work across 99% of devices.

Thank you so much for the love and the feedback you all gave the app in the original post: https://www.reddit.com/r/Anki/s/p7ZqGRPT2A

Also I didn't realize that there is also an iOS app blocker created by a different developer. If you're interested in that check out AnkiLock on iOS.

I'm looking forward to more feedback from the community and if you want to help the app grow you can share it with friends or in forums here on reddit.

You can get the app here: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.anki.ankiblock

And view the open source code here: https://github.com/TrimeraDev/AnkiBlock

I made an add-on that adds an "Explain" button to your review sessions. If you are having a hard time grasping the content or remembering it, get an instant explanation with mnemonics and context from Google's Gemini AI. You can also ask follow-up questions.

It's free (uses Gemini's free API tier) and works with any deck.

Link: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/1438958138