Anki add-on: WristFlip Remote: review Anki from your Apple Watch

WristFlip Flip cards with a tap and grade with a flick of your wrist or a turn of the Digital Crown, while the real reviews happen in desktop Anki. What it does This add-on lets the WristFlip watch app drive your reviews in desktop Anki. The watch shows the current card (or just the controls, in remote-only mode), and every flip, answer, and undo happens in your real collection with your real scheduler. The watch is purely a remote control, so nothing about your scheduling changes. Features Two modes. Card mode shows the question and answer on the watch, and the crown scrolls long cards. Remote-only mode shows just a Flip button and four grade buttons, for when the cards are on your computer screen and the watch is the clicker. Hands-free grading. Flick your wrist up or down to grade (the mapping is configurable, with an on/off toggle), turn the Digital Crown in remote mode, or tap the card for Good. Clean card text. Cloze cards (AnKing, Zanki, most premade decks) and other note types display cleanly on the watch. Zero-setup discovery. The watch finds your computer automatically, so there is no IP address to type. Manual entry is there as a fallback. Works without Wi-Fi (macOS). On Macs, an optional Bluetooth connection covers networks where Wi-Fi discovery is blocked, or no network at all. Undo and Sync from the watch, plus live new/learning/review counts and the deck name. Requirements Desktop Anki on macOS, Windows, or Linux . Wi-Fi works everywhere; the Bluetooth option is macOS-only. An Apple Watch with the WristFlip watch app. Watch and computer on the same local network (or Bluetooth, on macOS). Quick start Install this add-on and restart Anki. Install the WristFlip watch app on your Apple Watch. Open Tools → WristFlip Remote… to see the live status window with your computer's address and connection indicators. Open a deck on the computer and start reviewing. The watch takes it from there. If your firewall asks about incoming connections for Anki, allow it. Privacy Everything stays on your local network and the add-on talks only to your watch. No accounts, no servers, no analytics.