Fixes: • Buying Discito Pro is more reliable: tapping “Buy Pro” again while a purchase is still open no longer shows an error. • Importing a very large file no longer slows Discito down; it now says straight away that the file is too big.

More paper, more calm: • New cards look like the cards you will study. An imported deck opens with its cover and a “Start studying” button, and pasted or generated cards are shown as paper cards before you save them. • Empty screens have new hand-engraved illustrations, and Settings shows your membership on a single card. • The Discito Pro screen now talks about the feature you tapped. • Fixes: Discito no longer asks for your Focus status the first time you open it, and a lecture recording with no speech now says “No speech detected”.

A calmer, warmer Discito: • Cards now look like paper, and flip with a gentle turn. After each answer you see when the card comes back. • Today leads with one “Up next” card, with everything else tucked into “More for you”. • Decks show their cover art and a line showing how much you have studied. • New here? Tell us what you are learning for, and your first session is five cards with simple “Forgot” and “Got it” buttons.

A cleaner, clearer Discito: • Review, adding cards and imports have been redesigned and work better with large text. • Live Activity and the Dynamic Island now work for everyone. • After importing an Anki deck, tap “Start studying” to begin right away. • Fixes Anki deck imports on iOS 27.

The first time you rate a card, Discito now explains what Again, Hard, Good and Easy mean. Importing a text or CSV file is also more forgiving: more Unicode files open, and picking an Excel or Numbers file now tells you to export it as CSV.

Fixes: importing a large deck with images or audio no longer stops partway with a message that its images couldn't be saved.

Fixes: text and CSV files saved as Unicode text from Excel, or containing Central European characters such as Polish and Czech letters, now import correctly.

Fixes: “Start reviewing” at the end of setup now always opens your first review session. The Add Card widget and Control Center control, and decks opened from the Files app, now open right away wherever you are in Discito. If a text or CSV file can't be imported, Discito now explains why and what to do. Also fixes a crash that could happen during long lecture recordings.

Discito Lite now includes 200 cards. If you were already using Discito, nothing changes — your account keeps unlimited cards. Discito Pro unlocks unlimited cards, plus every other Pro feature.

You can now open one “Weekly report” free to see how your week went, before deciding whether Discito Pro is for you.

Pro features you can try for free now say so — look for “Try it free”. The lock appears only once your free uses are gone. Fixes a lock that appeared on “Keep source for re-generation”, which Discito Pro already includes.

Fixes a delay that could make the app slow to open. The “Try Practice mode” suggestion no longer comes back after you’ve already seen it. Fixes a problem that could stop .apkg (Anki) decks from importing.

Fixes a delay that could make the app slow to open. The “Try Practice mode” suggestion no longer comes back after you’ve already seen it.

New card actions: Undo last rating — take back a rating without leaving the review session. Card Info — see a card's full schedule and every review it's had. Forget, Set due date and Bury — reset a card's progress, move it to a date you pick, or hide it until tomorrow. Flags — mark cards in seven colors, then filter a deck down to the flagged ones. Flags carry over when you import and export .apkg files. Also fixed: editing a card's text no longer resets its review schedule.

Fixes a delay that could make the app slow to open.

Discito now reminds you to study each day, so cards don't pile up. Change the time or turn reminders off in Settings.

Behind-the-scenes improvements to help us make Discito better.

Fixes a crash that could affect people syncing across two devices.

Faster image occlusion. • Tap to mask — tap a structure in a diagram and it becomes a mask. No tracing round the edges. • Annotate first — draw arrows, circles and notes straight onto a card image, then occlude it.

Behind-the-scenes reliability improvements.

Discito is easier to read on iPad. Also in this update: • Text and controls now sit in a comfortable reading column instead of stretching the full width of the screen • Applies across study, decks, stats, exams and settings

Import from another app is easier to find again. Also in this update: • Fixed: the "Already have decks elsewhere?" import prompt wasn't showing up for new installs • Behind-the-scenes reliability improvements

A better review experience. Also in this update: • Clearer rating buttons that show what each choice schedules • A running estimate of how long your session will take • Hardware keyboard support for rating and revealing cards • Accessibility improvements throughout • Fixed: images sometimes didn't appear on a card's very first review

This release fixes a rare crash that could occur while reviewing certain cards. No other changes.

Fixes an issue where lecture recording could stop working until the app was restarted, and makes the recording reminder easier to read. Also improves accessibility across the recording and paywall screens.