• Practice now shows how to set your first section and save it. Saved sections come back the next day in Today's review. • Saving a section now confirms it on screen, and you can turn on a reminder for tomorrow right there. • The ad banner moved below the tab bar, with a Remove ads button right beside it.

• Now available in Traditional Chinese (Taiwan). Microphone and speech-recognition permission prompts now appear in your language, in all 11 app languages. • Subtitle files (SRT) open correctly: Japanese (Shift-JIS) and older-encoding Korean files no longer turn into garbled text, overlapping lines are kept, and the language is detected for each file. • Record & Compare: your take now plays at the same speed as the original and follows the speed chips. The mode switch is locked while recording, and empty takes are dropped. • Review: the reminder toggle follows your system notification setting, reminders stay on after a few missed days, and a session only counts the clips you actually answered. • Saved loops: one overshooting swipe no longer deletes a loop, a loop that ends at the end of the file now wraps correctly, and loop and phrase CSV exports open properly in spreadsheets. • Larger tap targets on the practice screen, URL field and review screens, clearer VoiceOver labels, and YouTube playback recovers after your connection returns.

• Your first few reviews now show a one-line tip on the first sentence, telling you what to tap.

• Review: after you answer, read the line out loud — each word lights up as it's heard. English lines only. Pick 1–3 readings or turn it off in About. • Review and Scrapbook listening now have speed buttons (0.5×, 0.85×, 1×). • Fixed saved lines sometimes picking up the caption that starts right at the end of the section.

• On iPad and Mac, keyboard shortcuts now live in a new Playback menu, with new keys for playback speed. • Fixed the left and right arrow keys not working on iPad.

• Refreshed the store listing. The app itself is the same as 1.9.4.

• Rebuilt the review session screen. The sentence card holds its place, so revealing the line no longer shifts the video. • Added pause during review, and the summary now shows when each sentence is next due. • The iPad review screen uses the space: bigger video, less empty room.

• Select across the previous and current caption lines in one drag.

• Pro is now a one-time purchase — no subscription • A new first-run flow • Polished wording throughout the app

• Free AI caption translation goes from 10 to 50 a day • Dollim Pro now gets 200 a day

• Dollim Pro is now a one-time purchase — buy it once and it stays yours • The price came down too. Ads disappear, and AI caption translation goes from 10 to 50 a day

• Select just the part you need from an AI answer and copy it • Copy buttons in the AI assistant sheet, on the phrase and on its translation • Save before the translation arrives — it fills itself in on the saved card • Fixed the Practice chip breaking mid-word on 6.3" screens

• Activity tab — a streak and a month calendar. The days you practiced stay on the calendar, and progress opens straight into all sessions • Scrapbook tab — saved phrases and saved sections now live on one screen as two segments, with sorting and export • Clearer tab names — "Stats" is now Activity and "Notes" is now Scrapbook, matching what they actually hold • Getting started — you now pick your first video, and there are five cards to choose from instead of three • Review sessions open at a more natural moment

• Listening check — a short set of questions marks where your ear is today. Take the same set again later and the two runs sit side by side • Recommendations follow your interests — pick your topics once and the video list reorders around them • Replayed sections — the timeline now shows faintly which parts other learners looped (anonymous counts) • Practice screen cleanup — swiping the chip rail no longer grabs a loop, and review always shows the reveal line, even with captions off • Control practice from your AirPods or the lock screen — play, pause, jump back, and move between sections without picking up the phone • Room for 20 saved loops instead of 10, and a wider catalog of recommended videos • Caption and dictation fixes — auto-generated captions no longer stall partway through a long video, and dictation stays in the language and the section you set

• Dictation polish — the puzzle now stays inside the section you set, so lines spoken before your A point no longer slip into the answer

• New guided routine — walks one section through six steps, from listening without captions to dictation and a last blind listen • Hidden controls now show themselves — the skip seconds read as adjustable, and the Practice button says to set A·B first

• New Dictation mode — replay a section, fill in the blanks, and pin down the exact word you missed • Tap a caption's surrounding line to ask about it — AI answers now use nearby lines for sharper context

• Fixed YouTube captions sometimes breaking in the middle of a word • Added a keyboard-dismiss button to the translation editor in Notes • Recommendations no longer stall on slow connections

• iCloud sync — your practice history now stays in sync across your devices • Fixed review-related bugs

• Polished the practice screen and landscape mode • Minor bug fixes

• Redesigned practice screen — controls on the video, captions in a card below • Record & Compare in its own full screen — write what you hear, then compare your voice with the original • Compare playback at 0.5× / 0.85× • Rotate to landscape for immersive playback • Discover reorganized around interest themes • Vocab upgrades — one-tap sentence save, search, undo • Better iPad layout, plus caption and control fixes

• Fixed bugs in the review feature • General stability improvements

• Today's 5 minutes: saved lines come back over the next days so you re-hear them by ear until they click • When you save a loop, note why it was hard to catch (sounds ran together, too fast, accent, unfamiliar words) and Dollim shapes your review around it • Then vs Now: hear a line you practiced earlier next to how you hear it today — by ear, never scored • A gentler first run: a quick "can you hear it?" listening intro for new learners • Stability improvements and bug fixes

• Stability improvements and bug fixes

• Stability improvements and bug fixes