A fresh new look • New tab bar with Apple's Liquid Glass design: Feed, Search, Review and Profile • Redesigned Profile: switch between Watched, Saved and Achievements, and pick a panda or your own photo as your profile picture • Settings now open from the gear on your Profile, with the Feedback Board and Contact at the top Better watching • Your playback speed now stays the same as you swipe to the next clip • Full-screen mode always shows at least two lines of subtitles • Bolder, easier-to-read subtitles Smoother start • Refreshed welcome and onboarding screens • The tutorial now pauses the video while you explore a word Plus bug fixes and performance improvements. Enjoying Shua? A review helps a lot. 谢谢!

Full-screen mode and a faster feed. • Full-screen mode: tap the corner button for a distraction-free player with the transcript right under the video. Switch subtitles off with one tap. • Clips start playing sooner as you swipe to them. • New widgets: keep your streak on your Home Screen and learn a new word every half hour on your Lock Screen. • Report a clip that won't play, straight from the player. • Cleaner player controls, a refreshed Live Activity, a new app icon and a new panda mascot. • A clearer look at how the free trial works, with an optional reminder before it ends. • A smoother guided walkthrough and lots of small fixes.

A big update to how Shua looks and how it teaches. • A guided walkthrough for new learners — watch, tap, save and review, step by step. • Tap any word for pinyin, tone and meaning, then swipe for an AI explanation of how it works in that exact line. • Double-tap to skip through a clip, with smoother playback and faster loading. • Daily goal celebrations when you hit your target — and again when you double it. • A refreshed look throughout: new artwork, clearer type, and a redesigned word card. • Dozens of fixes and polish from TestFlight feedback.

Tap any word, then swipe for more The word card now swipes between the dictionary, AI context for the exact line you heard, and extra example sentences. Swipe down to dismiss it. Tell us what you want to watch Like a clip and the feed shows you more like it. More control over playback Playback speeds from 0.25x to 2x, and double-tap the left or right of the video to jump 5 seconds. Video details and player settings Tap the info or gear icons to see where a clip came from, or to switch pinyin, translations and word spacing on and off without leaving the video. A clearer first run The walkthrough has been rebuilt from scratch, so it actually waits for you instead of racing ahead. Plus a lot of polish Better loading states, tidier spacing throughout, and fixes to dark mode and the video player.

Adds a Feedback Board: posts, categories, comments, upvotes, reporting, and founder follow-up. Adds vocabulary export: Anki .apkg and CSV, with loading, empty, and failure states. Adds Study & Reminders settings: study window, reminder frequency, daily reminders, and streak-related options. Adds richer vocabulary/review metadata, including mastery state, knowledge level, review totals, and first-review tracking. Adds App Store review-prompt milestone tracking. Refines onboarding content, including study-time preference, improved testimonials, and personalized plan-building copy.

Everything here came from tester feedback over the past few days. THE WALKTHROUGH, REBUILT The first-run tour now opens on a real clip and plays it, waits for you instead of racing ahead, and only moves on once you've actually done the thing it's asking. Tapping a word, saving it, and searching all work the way they're described. DARK MODE, PROPERLY Rebuilt around a single flat background instead of five near-black shades competing with each other. Buttons now look the way they behave. REVIEW Tone cards get their own instructions instead of borrowing the flashcard ones. Correct answers animate. The answer card stays readable long enough to actually read before you're asked to grade it. And "All caught up" is no longer a dead end. THE PLAYER A progress bar, playback controls moved onto the video itself, and the picture no longer jumps when playback starts. VOCAB Every definition is visible — one in three used to render with no background at all. When nothing is due, the app now points you at Custom study in Decks instead of just saying no. Plus a long tail of smaller fixes to spacing, animation and contrast.