Study plans, and a tutor that talks first. • Tell Quizlar what you want to learn and it builds the plan: outline, cards, and a readiness check against your goal • New here? The tutor walks you through your first voice quiz, or you can type instead • Just-in-time hints tell you what you can say, right when it matters • The mic is explained before it is asked for; if you decline, you type • Your privacy choices come first on launch, before anything else • The session summary puts what to do next above the stats • Typed sessions no longer show voice tips or wait on the mic • Download Transcript now shares a PDF • A quiz that goes quiet reconnects instead of hanging • Contact the founder from Settings; see what changed at quizlar.app/changelog Keep learning out loud.

Fixes and polish for hands-free study. • Pick your tutor's voice, and change voice and speed mid-quiz • New here? Try a sample quiz straight from the welcome screen • Deleting a card from a deck works again • Skim mode: the completion screen now offers Resume, so a skim you stepped away from picks up where you left it • Headphones stay headphones: with a headset connected, audio no longer jumps back to the phone speaker mid-session • If the voice drops out, Quizlar now tells you instead of going quiet • Backing out of Sign in with Apple or Google is no longer treated as an error • Unlimited plans read "Unlimited" instead of "0" • Every session says which mode and pacing it is running under Keep learning out loud.

Study the way that suits the moment — out loud, typed, or just skimming. • Text mode: type your answers instead of speaking them, and Quizlar remembers which mode you prefer • Skim mode: walk a deck question-to-answer with no grading, for a fast refresher before the real thing • Read-and-Say: see the prompt, say it out loud, and get feedback on how clearly it landed • Pronunciation scoring: per-word flags on your spoken answers, a trend for each deck, and one gentle retry when a word doesn't come through • Review streaks at the end of every session • Smarter due-card reminders — sent when you actually study, tap one to start a session with exactly what's due, or switch them off in settings • A clearer first run: the sample deck is now an invitation to try, not a substitute for making your own Keep learning out loud.

This release makes Quizlar work beautifully with the accessibility features you already rely on. • Full VoiceOver support — quizzes, voice controls, and icon buttons are all properly labeled and navigable • Higher-contrast colors that meet WCAG AA for easier reading • Screens reflow cleanly at larger Dynamic Type sizes • Respects Reduce Motion — calmer transitions when you've asked iOS to dial them down • Create a deck by dictating your source out loud with speech-to-text Also fixed: a home-screen banner that kept nudging some verified accounts to confirm their email. Keep learning out loud.

Polish and reliability: smoother hands-free voice quizzing, plus a friendlier in-app prompt when a new version is required so you're never stuck on an outdated build.

Voice-first study, hardened. This release adds Firebase App Check for account security and upgrades our realtime voice engine for smoother hands-free quizzing.

What's new in Quizlar: • Voice study sessions — quiz yourself out loud, hands-free. Great for commutes, walks, and chores. • Teams plans — bring Quizlar to your whole class or organization with shared seats and billing. • Smarter spaced repetition so you review exactly what you're about to forget. • Faster deck creation from your notes, text, and YouTube videos. • Improved sign-in, smoother navigation, and a range of stability and performance fixes. Thanks for using Quizlar! Keep the feedback coming.

- Fresh new app icon - Performance improvements and bug fixes