Big upgrades including a more in-depth curriculum, and usability improvements: - The collection has grown to more than two thousand words and phrases, each with four native voices. - Three ways to learn each word: reading, listening, and recalling. - Choose masculine or feminine forms once, and Madeleine shows and speaks the form that applies to you. - The app’s progress view is rebuilt around one score, with a plain sentence that explains what changed. See how your words hold in memory, how accurately you answer without help, and how you practice. - Newly added word views show your progress through the collection, and include natural example sentences with translations.

Listening-only cards now appear after you have confidently recognized a word, while homophones stay text-first. Mastery now adapts to each word’s review interval. We also simplified Progress, made Word of the Day the single home-screen widget, and improved data safety throughout the app.

Every word and phrase has been reviewed once more: clearer meanings, honest labels for casual French, and a smarter order that puts the most useful words first. The audio library was checked word by word and refreshed where it fell short. Launch is smoother, too.

Madeleine now gives your ear a clearer role in review. • Familiar words can appear as listening-first cards, then come into focus when you reveal. • Progress is easier to read, with a calmer split between what is known, learning, and still ahead. • Review prompts, session flow, and content loading have been tightened throughout.

A calmer, more refined Madeleine. • A new first run that shows the idea in a minute — written and spoken French, learned together. • A refreshed look, at home in light or dark. • Home-screen widgets, including a French word of the day. • A clearer read on your progress. Same quiet, durable way of learning — just better to live with.