The Spaced Repetition plugin is designed to help you fight the forgetting curve by reviewing flashcards and notes using spaced repetition. With this plugin, you can create decks of flashcards in various formats, including single-line, multi-line, and cloze cards, with rich text support for images, audio, video, LaTeX, code syntax highlighting, and footnotes. You can also review entire notes and track statistics to optimize your learning process.

The Review plugin helps you schedule notes for future or past review by adding them to specific daily notes, using natural language date inputs. Ideal for project reviews, tickler files, spaced repetition, or personal reminders, it integrates with the Natural Language Dates plugin to generate daily note entries automatically. Users can customize settings for review section headings, prefixes for notes or blocks, and default review dates, streamlining the process of revisiting key notes or tasks.

The Repeat plugin helps users manage spaced repetition of their notes within Obsidian. By adding a `repeat` property, users can schedule periodic or spaced repetitions, ensuring important information is reviewed at appropriate intervals. The plugin provides a dedicated view for tracking due notes and offers customizable review intervals, such as daily, weekly, or custom periods. Users can obscure note content during reviews for self-testing and configure settings like morning or evening review times. The plugin updates review dates automatically and integrates seamlessly with Obsidian’s frontmatter, making it easy to track and adjust repetition schedules.

The Aosr plugin provides an advanced spaced repetition system for Obsidian users, allowing efficient and customizable flashcard-based learning. With features such as rich text support, a dedicated review window, and minute-level interval scheduling, it offers precision and flexibility for knowledge retention. Aosr supports various card formats, including single-line, multi-line, cloze deletions, and range cards, with deck functionality that allows users to define custom rules for organizing flashcards.

The Flashcards plugin enables seamless integration of Anki-style flashcards within Obsidian notes. It allows users to create various types of flashcards, including simple, reversed, spaced-only, and inline cards, using intuitive syntax like hashtags or custom delimiters. The plugin also supports cloze deletions with multiple formats for added flexibility. Advanced features include the ability to embed LaTeX formulas, images, audio, and Obsidian URIs within flashcards. It also offers support for context-aware card generation, global and local tags, and syntax highlighting for code blocks. Users can manage their flashcards directly within Obsidian, with the ability to insert, update, and delete cards in sync with Anki. With features like Obsidian note references and image/audio support, this plugin provides a comprehensive solution for spaced repetition learning directly within the Obsidian environment.

The Learnie plugin transforms your Obsidian vault into a powerful learning tool by incorporating contemporary learning techniques like active recall and spaced repetition. With this plugin, you can easily convert any file into a note, track changes with the diff view, create and review questions, and even set daily reminders to stay on top of your learning material. The plugin also allows you to mark revisions as reviewed and create flashcard-like quizzes. Whether you're a student or lifelong learner, Learnie helps you remember and learn more effectively by providing a structured approach to reviewing and retaining information.

The Auto Anki plugin automates the process of generating flashcards for Anki directly from your Obsidian vault using OpenAI's GPT. It enables users to convert entire notes or highlighted text into question-and-answer pairs for spaced repetition learning. The plugin integrates seamlessly with Anki through Anki Connect and provides customizable options for generating multiple alternatives for questions. With features like selection of generated questions and automated import to Anki decks, it simplifies the learning process without requiring special note formatting. This plugin is ideal for users looking to enhance knowledge retention while leveraging Obsidian for personal knowledge management.

The Spaced Repetition AI plugin helps users retain information by integrating flashcard-based learning into Obsidian. It uses the FSRS algorithm to schedule spaced repetition reviews, optimizing long-term memory retention. Flashcards can be embedded directly within notes, making it easy to transform written content into study material. Additionally, AI-powered features assist in generating and refining flashcards, streamlining the review process.

The Better Recall plugin transforms Obsidian into a powerful spaced-repetition tool inspired by Anki. It allows users to create decks and cards, providing an efficient way to review and retain information. With its integration of the Anki algorithm, the plugin offers optimized recall scheduling based on proven spaced-repetition techniques. Users can manage decks via a dedicated sidebar, execute recall commands, and track their progress with visual aids. Whether for studying, skill acquisition, or knowledge reinforcement, this plugin supports an effective learning workflow.

The Memorization plugin introduces a spaced repetition system for Obsidian, inspired by the SuperMemo-2 algorithm used in tools like Anki. It enables users to study tagged notes by generating study sessions based on specified tags. The plugin offers customizable settings, such as deleting memorization notes after creation and enabling new tabs for each study session, providing flexibility in how study workflows are managed. This tool is ideal for individuals looking to integrate efficient memorization techniques into their note-taking process.

The Incremental Writing plugin introduces a spaced repetition system for Obsidian, enabling users to organize their notes and blocks into prioritized queues for review. The plugin supports multiple queues, allowing users to track their progress and schedule repetitions based on the SuperMemo method or other configurable algorithms. Users can easily add notes, blocks, or links to the queues, automate note additions using tags, and manage repetition intervals. This system helps users focus on important content while reinforcing learning through regular review. It is ideal for those using Obsidian for learning or long-term writing projects.

The Blue Star plugin for Obsidian offers a streamlined way to convert notes into Anki flashcards, making it ideal for users wanting to reinforce knowledge through spaced repetition. With versatile parsing modes, Blue Star allows for flexible card creation, whether using headings, paragraphs, or custom delimiters to structure content. The plugin also supports selective card generation from specific directories or tags, helping users focus on particular topics. With built-in AnkiConnect compatibility, you can customize decks, models, and tags directly within Obsidian. Blue Star's intuitive interface and robust options make it a powerful tool for anyone serious about effective learning within Obsidian.

The The Queue plugin transforms how you engage with your Obsidian vault by presenting one note at a time from your collection in a randomized, yet customizable, manner. This enables users to rediscover forgotten notes, build habits, complete tasks, and practice spaced repetition learning. Notes are managed via metadata settings, with optional properties like priority, intervals, and type, allowing for various use cases such as flashcards, to-dos, iterative reading, or simple reminders. The plugin encourages note improvement and linking through features like orphan note detection and improvement prompts, fostering a more interconnected and productive knowledge base.

The Awesome Flashcard plugin enables seamless synchronization of flashcards between Obsidian and Anki. It ensures that flashcards are transferred only from Obsidian to Anki, preserving your Anki learning progress. The plugin supports full Markdown syntax, including images, audio, LaTeX, and code blocks. It offers flexibility in defining deck names and tags for each flashcard, both on a vault-wide and file-specific basis. This plugin also allows quick linking to corresponding Obsidian notes and ensures fast incremental scanning. Its simple and efficient mechanism avoids altering your personal Anki flashcards while keeping your Obsidian notes synchronized for flashcard creation, updates, and deletion. Ideal for those who want to integrate their Obsidian notes with Anki for spaced repetition learning.

The Spaced everything plugin is an innovative Obsidian plugin that enables users to apply spaced repetition algorithms to every note in their vault. This plugin is inspired by Andy Matuschak's notes on spaced writing practice, which uses the SuperMemo-2.0 algorithm to decide what note to review next. With this plugin, users can tag each note with different contexts, such as work or personal, and apply custom spacing algorithms to tailor their learning experience. The plugin also allows for customization of the review process, including adding or deleting options and changing their numeric values. Additionally, users can pull up the next note in their review queue at any time, capture sudden thoughts and onboard them into the spaced writing practice, and toggle note contexts to filter down which notes to include in the review queue. This plugin provides a comprehensive spaced writing practice solution that can help users efficiently review and retain information.

The Recall plugin brings spaced repetition to Obsidian, allowing users to track and review notes based on customizable algorithms. You can choose from algorithms like Anki, SM2, or Leitner, each with different methods for scheduling review intervals. The plugin helps improve retention by automating review processes, and it offers flexible tracking of notes without requiring manual changes. Users can also set hotkeys for quick access to review commands and visualize their progress through a status bar. It's an ideal tool for those looking to incorporate spaced repetition into their Obsidian workflow for efficient learning and memory retention.