What's New: • New import method: photograph a printed word list (e.g. a textbook page), and the app tries to recognize the groups and word pairs from it — recognition runs entirely on your device, and the photo never gets uploaded anywhere. You can always review and correct the result before importing. • Photo import now also shows a few quick tips for more accurate recognition. • In Listening mode, tapping "Check" now also reveals the question's word as text, next to the translation — so you see, in both languages, what the app actually pronounced. • Fixed a bug where a practice round that was opened and immediately closed (with no answers given) could wrongly count its words as "learned" in the statistics.

• New practice mode: "Listening" — instead of seeing the word written out, you only hear it, and have to type the translation based on what you heard. It works like typing mode, just with the question spoken instead of shown. • You can now add an example sentence to any word — either by hand when editing it, or via CSV import as a fourth column. The sentence appears after you've seen the answer, to help you remember the word in context. • The A1 and A2 starter word lists now come with an example sentence for each word. • Fixed a bug where the same word could occasionally appear twice in the same practice round. • Fixed a bug in matching mode where a correct answer could occasionally be rejected when two different words shared the same translation.

What's New: • Two new practice modes alongside matching: "Typing", where you enter the translation yourself, and "Cards", where you reveal the answer and rate how well it went. Switch modes at the top of the main screen. • The four-step rating in card mode ("Didn't know", "Hard", "Knew it", "Easy") steers the review schedule far more precisely than the previous right/wrong signal. • For typing and cards you can choose which direction to be asked in — or have the app alternate word by word. • New daily reminder at a time of your choosing. It is a local notification only, with no server behind it. • The main menu moved to a button in the top-right corner with labelled items, replacing the six icons that were hard to hit and hard to tell apart. • Typing is more forgiving: where a word has several meanings (separated by a comma, "/" or ";"), any one of them counts on its own, and parenthetical notes don't have to be typed. • You can now set how many word pairs a round contains (4–10) — fewer words mean bigger, more legible cards. • Topic rows now show how many of their words you have already learned, and Statistics gained a chart of your last seven days. • Fully learned topics now get a green checkmark and appear dimmed in the list, making it easier to spot what's still worth working on. • Fixed a bug where quitting a round partway through could still change words' review scheduling — that now only happens after a completed round. • Fixed a crash that could occur after many consecutive correct answers on the same word.

What's New: • Starter word lists are now available at all six CEFR levels (A1–C2), not just one fixed level — and can be imported anytime from the main import menu, regardless of the currently active language pair. • Hungarian-based starter word lists are now available too (Hungarian–Spanish, Hungarian–German, Hungarian–Portuguese, Hungarian–Italian), not just English-based ones. • The "Review" section now splits into two separate lists: "Due for Review" (scheduled by spaced repetition) and "Mistaken Words" (words you actually got wrong). • Faster opening for Language settings, Statistics, and the practice screen. • On first launch, you can now freely choose both languages (not just paired with English) — a list right there shows which pairs already have a ready-made starter word list.

What's New: • Pronunciation: tap a card to hear the word read aloud in its language's pronunciation — can be turned on/off in Language settings. • Real spaced repetition: the app now calculates its own schedule for each word — words you know well are asked less often, tricky ones come back sooner. • "Words to review" now appears above Topics on the main screen whenever you have due or missed words. • A much more detailed Help screen covering every feature. • Download a sample CSV from the import menu to help you put together your own word list.