Roadmap

Not in the current release. Each has a sketch.

1. iOS

Needs a Mac with Xcode, an Apple developer account and a device. The Tauri project generates the iOS scaffold (pnpm tauri ios init); what remains is signing, a save_bytes path for the Files app, and testing on a device.

2. Assisted card creation

Turn source material into cards.

• Input: pasted text, a PDF page range, a URL, or a photo of a page.
• Pipeline: chunk → extract atomic facts → draft cards in the user’s note types (Basic, Cloze, typed), one fact per card → review each draft in the Add sheet (accept, edit, skip) → flag duplicates by first-field checksum and FTS similarity.
• Model: a user-supplied API key stored locally, never synced. Requests are sent only on an explicit click; prompts live in the source tree.
• Study and editing never depend on it.

3. Shared-deck library

.apkg import already covers Anki’s shared decks. A library would add per-card error reports, opt-in retention aggregates and curated starter decks. Needs a server.

4. Plugin API

Plugins as sandboxed modules with a message-passing API mirroring CollectionApi (read by default, write by permission) and declarative UI slots (study toolbar, card-info panel, stats panel). An AnkiConnect-compatible local HTTP shim for Yomitan and mining tools.

5. Change note type

Map fields and templates between note types, with a preview. saveNotetype already regenerates cards; the mapping UI is missing.

6. Persistent filtered decks

Imported filtered decks return their cards home; Custom session covers study ahead, forgotten cards, preview and arbitrary searches. Persistent filtered decks would reuse the odid/odue columns.

7. FSRS-7

fsrs-rs defaults to FSRS-7 (34 parameters); Anki 26.09 ships FSRS-6. The forgetting curve and step sit behind an interface, so FSRS-7 is a second implementation and a parameter-count switch.

8. Editor

Tables, LaTeX environment snippets, drawing on images, recording audio.