The whole deck, inside the app. If you own The Black Deck, all 72 cards now live on your phone: nothing to download, and no network needed once you have signed in. The card turns. Pull a card and it turns over in your hand, from its back to its face. Pinch a card. Two fingers bring a card close enough to read its small print. Let go and it falls back into place. Carrying. The cards you keep now sit under one clear word, Carrying, the first thing you see in the Deck tab. A card you carry leaves the deck, and the count, until you let it go. An empty slot says Pull a card and takes you to the deck. Read means read. In the Feed, a message you open clears its badge at once, and Mark all as read covers your messages too. Also: the box where you write a comment shows five lines at your own text size; every time in the Feed keeps itself current; on iPad the Library's buttons stay on one row at large text sizes.

The Black Deck. A new Deck tab holds the printed deck of 72 cards: tap the pack to pull a card, swipe it away for the next, shuffle with a button or a shake of the phone, and carry up to three cards with you in With You. Five cards are open to everyone, and the whole deck opens for readers who own it, the moment they sign in. The Library has four rooms now: Library, Highlights, Bookmarks and Translations, one row of words above the shelf. The audiobook plays at ten speeds, from 0.75 to 2, in the player and in the small dock. Also: a message can be sent to a reader who posts under a pen name; the Feed shows thirty posts at a time with a Show more button; the tab bar keeps its frosted ground on iOS 18; and the fixes since the last version.