• New review screen: flip each card to see the answer • The Lock Screen shows the word and its meaning together (up to 4 cards) • Swipe through free-review activities; Match keeps your best time • After a review, see how many days those cards should stick

• The app now also speaks German, French, Spanish and Vietnamese, on top of English, Korean and Japanese. • When you save or move cards, the folder picker now has search. • Starter folders get search too, and their category chips now fit on one scrolling line. • Vocabulary starter folders now come with word, meaning and example fields, with the example's translation shown under it. • Flipping through cards while studying is smoother.

• Sync across your devices with iCloud. No sign-in needed: your iPhone and iPad show the same folders and cards. • Update every device to 2.7.0 so they can sync with each other. • Ask in Chat and a draft card now shows up under the answer more reliably. • The first-launch guide is down to six short screens with illustrations, and it ends without a sign-in. • Chat now varies its opening line, example questions and the wait message. • Fixed read-aloud continuing after you switch to another tab.

• New app icon. • Removed unused code and a bundled font to make the app smaller.

• Chinese folders now have a pinyin field, and AI fills it in when it makes cards. • The read-aloud button is back on review cards. • Fixes for character pronunciation, onboarding and sync.

• Speak instead of typing when you answer in review or ask the AI. • Cards made in chat can go to a different folder before you save them. • Smoother screens, plus fixes for sync status and dictation.

• Empty libraries and folders now show what to do first. • Chat example prompts match the goal you picked. • Tips no longer cover buttons.

• There's a mic in the chat box now. Ask out loud without opening the keyboard, and fix what it heard before you send. Speech recognition stays on your device. • Card drafts from chat can be edited before you save them — no more throwing away a whole card over one word. • The card editor fits on one screen. Fill, mnemonic and ask now sit on a single row, and the buttons no longer get cut off at larger text sizes. • Fixed vocabulary autofill giving nearly the same example sentence for every word.

• There's a mic in the chat box now. Ask out loud without opening the keyboard, and fix what it heard before you send. Speech recognition stays on your device. • Card drafts from chat can be edited before you save them — no more throwing away a whole card over one word. • The card editor fits on one screen. Fill, mnemonic and ask now sit on a single row, and the buttons no longer get cut off at larger text sizes. • Fixed vocabulary autofill giving nearly the same example sentence for every word.

• The reading field on Japanese cards is now called Furigana. • Fixed furigana being read aloud again on the answer side after the front. • Removed a month count on the Pro screen that differed by storefront. • Purchase errors now explain what went wrong. • Fixed sync getting stuck for good after a single failure. • The predicted retention on target-date folders is now calculated more accurately. Folders with overdue cards may show a slightly lower number — that's expected, not a bug.

• Front and back image slots in a folder's template. The back image appears below the answer. • Cards with images can be reviewed with Type answer when they have a text answer. • On Japanese cards, the reading field is spoken in place of the front. • New versions and notices appear above the conversation. • Redeem an offer code from Settings. • iPad: collapse the sidebar in wide windows, larger study card text, and fixes for cut-off sheets, the top bar, and the camera freezing in Split View. • Hardware keyboard: Return in Type answer, Esc closes Match and Autoplay.

• Ask a question as soon as you open the app. A draft card appears under the answer, and only the cards you save go into a folder. • Photograph a textbook page right in the app and turn it into cards. Photos, PDFs and pasted text start from "Cards from material" in the sidebar. • Add a textbook photo to a vocabulary folder and the cards come out split into word, meaning and example. • A sidebar on the left replaces the tab bar for moving between Chat, Review, Library and your folders. • Pick Lock Screen cards straight from the sidebar, now with a redesigned card. • Folders with a target date show days left, today's workload and exam readiness at the top. • Each folder in Library shows its countdown and how many cards are due today. • Select several cards in a folder to review or delete them together. • AI features work without signing in. • New Pro Lifetime: pay once and keep it, with no renewal. • Buy Pro without signing in. • Sign up and sign in with email as well as your Apple Account. • Delete your account yourself from Settings. • A short first-run guide asks about your goal and walks you through your first cards. Every step can be skipped. • New app icon and colors. • Fixed AI limits not lifting for Pro subscribers, and the ad banner covering buttons.

• Build cards from up to 40 PDF pages at once — it used to stop at the first two. • Picking a file now shows how many pages will be read and how many AI uses that costs, including what today's remaining uses can't cover. • Long documents show progress as they're read, and stopping partway keeps the cards already made. • PDFs in a vocabulary deck now fill meaning and example too — and if the document already has an example sentence, it's used as-is instead of invented. • A failed AI request no longer counts against your daily uses.

• Turn on AI auto-generate per deck — one tap adds new cards that follow the ones you already keep. • On days with nothing due, the completion screen can generate fresh cards on the spot. • Anki import is back: preview every card before saving, with review history and reversed cards preserved. • AI answers now follow your device language. • Fixed the daily reminder toggle snapping back when notifications were denied — with a clear path to Settings. • Fixed the keyboard covering the in-study Ask AI sheet.

• Fixed vocabulary auto-fill. The meaning could come back in the same language as the word, leaving a card with both sides in one language. • You can now fill in the word from just a meaning or an example sentence. • Decks infer their study language from the cards themselves, so auto-fill picks the right language even when a deck has none set.

• The first run is rebuilt: a diagram shows how your exam date splits the workload, and you can preview a starter deck's cards before adding them. • Lock Screen cards put today's card where you'll actually see it, in a color you pick. • Finish your first session and you'll see tomorrow's workload, with an optional reminder at a time you choose. • Fixed typed answers being marked wrong when they were right, and sync getting stuck. Reading speed now applies everywhere, and meaning and example are read separately.

• Type Answer lets you enter what you remember before revealing the card. • See first-try results separately, then send missed cards to Review Again Later or Mistake Coach for focused retries. • From a deck or after finishing Today, practice with Flashcards, Type Answer, Autoplay, or Match. • Refined the study keyboard and progress display, with stability improvements.

• Review intervals now follow the FSRS standard precisely. You'll see already-learned cards less often — up to roughly half the reviews for the same target recall. Longer intervals are expected and apply from your next review onward. • "Again" may tick up slightly as a result — that's the normal cost of hitting your target recall (90% by default) accurately, not a regression. • Settings, under Study, now lets you tune Target Retention (80–95%): lower for fewer reviews, higher for stickier memory. • A recall trend graph is now on your dashboard. Available from first launch, with days you didn't study drawn as real forgetting rather than gaps. • The target-date graph was rebuilt. Your actual past is reconstructed from your review history, so it fills in the moment you set a date, and the projection follows the shape of your real plan. • Reviews are spread out instead of piling up the night before, and every card is paced in even if you don't study daily. • Structured card fields now survive a device change. Meanings, examples, and notes filled in through a template are synced. • Japanese decks get a reading (furigana) field on vocabulary cards. • Korean starter decks expanded to 17 exam categories. • AI assists are more reliable about answer language.

• Every text field now has a button to dismiss the keyboard. • AI autofill no longer overwrites what you typed while waiting for a response. • Closing the editor now cancels every in-flight AI request, so none of your daily AI allowance goes to waste. • Fixed the front/back swap button looking disabled in the card editor.

• Free Review now lets you focus on just the difficult cards. • Added a “Forgetting first” sort order. • Session results now show a grade-by-grade breakdown instead of one accuracy score, so weak spots stand out at a glance.

• Fixed a bug that could create starter decks twice. • Performance and stability improvements.

• Adding a starter deck now launches your first study session automatically — no hunting for where to begin. • Onboarding now includes an exam-date step. Right after adding a deck, the app splits it into a daily amount toward your target date. All planning features are free. • Ask AI is now available inside the card editor — clarify or expand a card without leaving the editor. • Auto-play and passive listening reworked: sequential read-aloud now plays without gaps, more reliably over Bluetooth and in the car. • Optimizations and bug fixes.

• Improved AI feature performance — including auto-fill and card cleanup • UI/UX refinements to icons, menus, and more for easier use • Optimizations and bug fixes

• Set an exam date on any deck and Memento paces every card to be reviewed before the day — with a daily plan and a predicted recall score. • A single Today brings every deck into one session. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

• Set an exam date on any deck and Memento paces every card to be reviewed before the day — with a daily plan and a predicted recall score. • A single Today brings every deck into one session. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.