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View, export, or reset review history

Use a card's review history to see when it was answered and how those answers affected its schedule. Exporting history is useful for inspection; resetting it is a destructive restart of that card's SRS progress.

Open history

  1. Open an SRS set and find the card on its Card tab.
  2. Open the card, then its information button.
  3. In Card Info, inspect SRS Stats: State, Stability, Difficulty, Next Due Date, and Last Review Time.
  4. Choose View History to open Card Review History.

History is shown newest first. Each record includes its card type, rating, interval, and review time. A new card may show No review history yet.

Export CSV

  1. In Card Review History, open Manage History.
  2. Choose Export CSV.
  3. Save or share the resulting file using the device's available destinations.

The CSV is a report of this card's history. It is not a collection backup and does not by itself contain all card content, media, and settings needed to restore your study library. Use collection backups for that purpose.

Reset a card

Reset deletes progress

Reset History permanently deletes the card's review history and resets its SRS schedule. Export a collection backup first if you may need to restore that progress.

  1. Open Manage History.
  2. Choose Reset History.
  3. Read Reset Review History? and confirm only if you want to start the card again.
  4. Return to the card and confirm that its state is New and its previous history is gone.

Card content remains. Due counts, state labels, and statistics can change because the schedule/history changed. A card can also disappear from a search restricted to Review cards and appear in a New-card search instead.

Resetting history does not reactivate a separately suspended or disabled card. Check Card Review Status (SRS) when the reset card still does not appear as expected.

For a temporary break rather than a restart, use card availability.