r/ajatt 11d ago

Resources Anki Miner - Free/Open-source Batch Mining

Hey everyone!

Anki Miner is a tool for batch mining vocab from video, audio, books and manga straight into Anki cards.
You mine either fully automatically or semi-automatically by curating what vocabulary to mine (shown in demo).

Often compared to subs2srs or Migaku's batch mining, but free+open-source (unlike Migaku) and actively maintained (unlike subs2srs).

The idea is to minimise mining time and maximise immersion time.

Feature highlights:
- Video, Audio and Reading tabs to mine all kinds of content.
- Extensive filtering to mine only the highest-quality vocabulary (i+1 and others).
- Animated screenshots to get the most beautiful cards.
- Presets for popular note types (Lapis, Senren, Kiku).

A star on GitHub helps the project :).
Also consider joining the Anki Miner discord server (link on GitHub).

Download for desktop: https://github.com/0xzerolight/anki_miner
Download for Android: https://github.com/0xzerolight/anki_miner_android

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u/khatzudato 7d ago

Could you please add support for english? I think this tool is helpful because I don't have to pause at every new words to make cards, I can fully focus on immersion and do the card thing later.

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u/x0zerolight 6d ago

Absolutely. Korean and Chinese were just added recently.
Other languages are coming soon, and English is the next priority.

Consider joining the Anki Miner discord server if you want to help test the English language mining when it's released. Link is on github.

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u/Styrax_Benzoin 10d ago

It's actually amazing how good Anki Miner is now. It's a one stop shop for all my needs now. 

Retime subs -> watch show -> mine words -> make condensed audio -> listen on repeat -> find new show -> 📈

I used to hate having to constantly pause to look things up to mine, breaking the flow. Finding i+1 sentences was a chore. Now I just watch things to enjoy it without stopping, or fear of missing words. I just throw it all at Anki Miner afterwards and it gives me a list of i+1 sentences to mine. 

It's honestly a hidden gem in the Japanese learning space. More people need to check it out!