• 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.

• 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.

• Smoother, faster Dashboard and deck screens. • Clearer progress display on the study screen. • A new exclusive app icon for Pro subscribers. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

• Smoother, faster Dashboard and deck screens. • Clearer progress display on the study screen. • A new exclusive app icon for Pro subscribers. • Stability improvements and bug fixes.

• New: Memento Notes Pro — a generous monthly AI allowance for heavy card-making and AI Mentor use. Monthly and annual plans with a free trial. • Paste any vocab list or notes and let AI draft cards you edit before saving. • Faster, steadier sync. • Bug fixes and polish.

- Improved the bookmark feature - Now the confirmation popup appears when you try to delete a card - Ad banner position has been fixed

- Bookmark functionality added - Fixed minor bugs

1. New Mascot: Added an adorable new character to guide your learning. 2. Nested Decks: Support for sub-decks to keep your study materials organized. 3. AI Mentor Enhancements: Use @mentions to reference specific decks or cards. 4. UI/UX Refinement: General polish for a seamless user experience.

Memento Note has been updated to be easier to use and more stable. 1. AI Mentor card preview has been added, allowing you to review and edit the front and back of cards before saving. 2. The Deck tab now features a card-style grid layout, with 6 visual templates applied. 3. AI Mentor answer playback, multilingual TTS, and cloze reading are now supported. 4. Cloze cards that hide only key words have been added, and AI can suggest suitable parts to turn into blanks. 5. Daily rewards, streak rewards, and total study time are now easier to check from the Home screen. 6. Japanese and German have been added, supporting 4 languages including Korean and English. 7. Sign-up bonus credits and daily free credits have been increased. 8. Stability and usability improvements have been made, including the launch screen, sync, achievement rewards, screen alignment, and audio paths.