Anki add-on: MeDoer Anki Pomodoro Timer Add on

A focus timer for Anki that notices when you stop paying attention. New in 2.0: the focus guard now pauses your session when you wander off and picks it back up the moment you return to your cards — no clicking. You can choose the alert sounds, set a daily card goal (reviews, new, or both), and pop the timer out into a small always-on-top window. The planner it syncs with got a long list of fixes too. This puts a timer in a panel next to your reviewer and keeps track of whether you're actually working, so those "quick 10 minute phone check" stop happening. The whole point, in one picture Drift off and it warns you, then pauses. Come back to your cards and it resumes on its own. What it does It watches whether you're really reviewing. Sit idle on a card too long, or click away from Anki mid-session, and it nudges you. Keep drifting and it pauses the timer; come back to your cards and it starts again on its own. You set how insistent it is — a quiet border, a "back to your cards" banner, or a full alarm — and which sounds it uses. Or turn it off entirely. Your review stats, on the timer. Cards done today, new cards, minutes, retention, how many are due, mature count, and your day streak — right there while you work instead of buried in Stats. Show the ones you care about, hide the rest. A daily goal that keeps score. Set a target — so many reviews, so many new, or let it read what's due that day — and a small bar fills as you clear it. A real Pomodoro timer. Focus and break blocks with a card goal for the session. Pass the goal and it keeps counting up, so you finish the cards you're in the middle of instead of stopping cold. A soft ding if you've been stuck on one card too long. Deck planning around your exams. Tell it which decks go with which exam and it works out the new cards and reviews you need each day to be done in time. One click writes those numbers into the deck as its own options preset — your other decks are never touched — and it offers to clean the preset up once the exam has passed. An optional climb. If you like a bit of momentum, there's a timer view where your next exam sits at the summit and you take a step up the mountain each time you finish a session, working up through ranks as the term goes on. A pop-out mini timer. Shrink the panel down to a small window that floats on top of everything while you review. It remembers. Sign in once to a free MeDoer account and your reviews and focus sessions feed longer-term insights — streaks, consistency, and how each course is going — synced across your devices. Opening it Look for the MeDoer button in the top toolbar, next to Sync. You can also use Tools → MeDoer Focus Timer or Ctrl+Shift+P . It runs from a copy bundled in the add-on, so it loads instantly and works offline, then syncs when you're back online. Free, made by one student, no ads. The full planner — your schedule, study plan, grades, and insights — lives at medoer.app if you want it in a browser too.