In this video I break down the little Anki setup I’ve been building to get that “Notion-like” feeling without turning studying into a second job. The whole idea is minimalist study productivity: keep everything inside Anki, reduce friction, and make the system feel clean enough that I’ll actually use it every day. I show the three add-ons I’m using and how they fit together so Anki feels more like a workspace instead of just a flashcard grinder. First, I walk through the Week Planner add-on so I can see my days and plan reviews in a simple, visual way. Then I cover Smart Keyboard, which is basically about speed—less mouse, fewer clicks, more flow when I’m adding cards or navigating. Finally, I mention Browser Toggle View, which helps the browser feel less cluttered and more like a focused dashboard. The takeaway is simple: if your tools feel good to use, consistency gets easier—and that’s the whole game.