Anki add-on: Gritmap (by Ankicraft)

GritMap turns your daily reviews into a picture. Instead of guessing whether you've been consistent, you open Anki and see it — a full year of study laid out like a calendar, each day glowing brighter the more you did. 🔥 GritMap gives Anki the memory of your effort it's always been missing. 📅 A GitHub-style heatmap of every review, right on your deck list — a whole year at a glance. 🔍 Hover any day to see exactly how many cards you reviewed and when. 🖱️ Click a day to open those exact cards in the Browser — your past study, one tap away. 📊 Live stats: daily average, days studied, 30-day retention, current streak and longest streak. 🎨 Seven color themes (green, blue, purple, orange, red, rose, turquoise), light and dark aware. ⚙️ Tune cell size , corner rounding, weekly comparison and per-deck exclusions. 🌍 Fully localized — month names and labels follow your Anki language (51 languages). How to use Install and restart Anki — the heatmap appears under your deck list automatically. Hover any cell to inspect that day; click it to open its cards. Use the ⚙️ button on the map (or Tools → Add-ons → GritMap → Config ) to customize. Settings Go to Tools → Add-ons → GritMap → Config to customize the theme, cell size, corner radius, weekly comparison and excluded decks. Compatibility Tested on recent Anki (24.x–25.x). Primarily tested on Windows; please report anything off on Mac/Linux. Changelog v1.0.0 — 2026-07-15 — Initial release. License AGPLv3 — see LICENSE file Free forever, and open source (AGPLv3). If this add-on saves you time, you can support its development: 👍 Enjoying it? Rate this add-on — it takes 10 seconds and it's the best way to help more people find it. 🐛 Found a bug? Please don't use reviews for bug reports — leave a comment on this page instead, and I'll fix it.

GitHub repository: cortezmichael594-lgtm/anki-gritmap
Languages: Python