Anki add-on: Incremento

Incremento Incremento is a modern incremental learning add-on for Anki. If you like the idea of SuperMemo-style incremental reading and working through large sources over time, Incremento brings a similar kind of workflow into Anki in a more flexible, modern, and Anki-native way. It is built for people who want to study not only flashcards, but also real source material such as PDFs, EPUBs, videos, web pages, writing notes, and local files, all inside one system. Instead of separating reading from review, Incremento combines them. It builds balanced study sessions that mix long-form topic material with normal Anki cards, so you can keep making progress on both understanding and memorization without juggling different tools or losing your place. What Incremento does Incremento lets you: study PDFs, EPUBs, videos, web pages, writing notes, and local files as topic cards inside Anki mix long-form learning material with normal flashcards in the same study session resume content exactly where you left off highlight, extract, and turn source material into new cards as you study assign priorities so important material comes back sooner track reading and study progress over time use a knowledge-tree workflow for organizing connected topics keep everything inside Anki instead of splitting your workflow across multiple apps Why use it Anki is excellent for spaced repetition, but many people also want a better way to work through books, articles, lectures, research papers, and notes gradually over time. Incremento is designed for that. It helps bridge the gap between long-form learning and flashcard review. You can read a PDF, watch a video, browse a saved web page, or write notes, then extract the useful parts into cards and continue later from the exact same place. The result is a smoother workflow for serious study, especially when your learning starts from large sources rather than pre-made cards. Main features Incremental learning sessions Build study sessions that combine topic material and normal cards in whatever balance you want. PDF and EPUB support Read inside Anki, track progress, highlight passages, and extract content into notes. Video support Study YouTube, Vimeo, or local videos with saved playback position. Web and writing cards Save web pages, create writing-based study cards, and keep all progress linked to Anki. Extraction workflow Turn parts of what you read or watch into new cards without breaking your study flow. Priorities and scheduling Control what matters most and shape sessions around importance, randomness, and review state. Knowledge tree Organize topics into a card-backed tree so larger subjects can be studied as a connected structure. Statistics and focus tools Track progress and study time while keeping long-form learning measurable. Who it’s for Incremento is especially useful for: students learning from textbooks, articles, and lecture material self-learners working through books, papers, and online content people who like the philosophy of incremental reading but want it inside Anki anyone who wants a more modern long-form learning workflow connected directly to spaced repetition In short Incremento turns Anki into a system not just for reviewing facts, but for working through real knowledge sources over time. It brings a SuperMemo-like incremental learning idea into a modern Anki workflow, with support for reading, watching, writing, extracting, organizing, and reviewing in one place. Disclaimer: Incremento is an independent third-party add-on for Anki and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, sponsored by, or officially connected to Anki, AnkiWeb, Ankitects Pty Ltd, SuperMemo, SuperMemo World, YouTube, Vimeo, or any other referenced platform or service. Incremento is provided as-is, without warranties of any kind, express or implied. While the add-on is designed to support incremental learning, reading, extraction, scheduling, and study organization, no guarantee is made that it will improve learning outcomes, prevent data loss, function without errors, or be suitable for every workflow, device, Anki version, or operating system. Users are responsible for backing up their Anki collections and any related files before installing or using Incremento. Incremento may interact with local files, media, web content, PDFs, EPUBs, videos, notes, and Anki data, and users should ensure they have the appropriate rights and permissions to access, store, modify, extract from, or study such material. References to “SuperMemo-style,” “incremental reading,” or similar concepts are descriptive only and are used to explain the general learning workflow that inspired Incremento. They do not imply any ownership, partnership, endorsement, or compatibility with SuperMemo products. Incremento does not guarantee access to, availability of, or continued compatibility with third-party content, websites, video platforms, file formats, browser components, or external services. Third-party platforms may change their terms, APIs, embed behavior, or availability at any time. By using Incremento, you accept full responsibility for your data, study materials, configuration, and learning workflow.

GitHub repository: baskovicp/incremento
Repository description: Anki incremental reading addon
Languages: Python, JavaScript, CSS, HTML
Topics: incremental, reading