So instead of doing my actual Anki reviews like a responsible adult, my ADHD decided the real priority was building a tool to make Anki reviews easier.
Three weeks of hyperfocus later i have this:
Atlas — it connects your UWorld results to your AnKing deck so you can stop hunting tags like a raccoon in a dumpster.
The parts I’m actually proud of:
- Opens the matching AnKing cards straight from your UWorld results. Finish a block, hit Missed / Marked / All, and the right cards open in Anki. No copy-pasting tags into the Browser.
- Shows every resource that covers the topic — Sketchy, B&B, Bootcamp, Physeo, First Aid, Pathoma — grouped and linked, so you know where to actually go review it.
- First Aid & Sketchy images on the question itself. Press F or S and they pop up over the question. No 14th tab (u need the v11 images for the first aid tho)
- Easy Mode— instead of opening Anki, it unsuspends the matched cards into your reviews with one click. It shows the count and asks first, so you don’t accidentally dump 400 cards onto tomorrow-you. (optional its a toggle)
- High Yield Only for when you have 9 minutes and a prayer. ( uses the incredible tag sistem of v12 antking to use only the high yield cards)
- Expected Score (beta) — after a block it estimates how prepared you actually were on the AnKing-covered questions and lists your “you should’ve gotten this” misses first. (Im still trying to make the math work on this one a little help whould be great)
It’s free, runs entirely locally, and it’s open source.
Two parts, you need both: a browser extension + a small Anki add-on (the add-on is just the bridge that lets the extension talk to Anki).
- Extension (Chrome/Brave/Edge):
- Anki add-on: https://ankiweb.net/shared/info/147357374
Would genuinely love feedback from people who live in UWorld + AnKing — what’s missing, what’s annoying, what would make you actually use it.
This Community has given me so much through the years i just wanted to give something back.