Fixes since 1.1. - Importing cards over a poor connection no longer adds the same cards twice when the import is tried again - Signing out on iPhone clears Apple Watch even when the iPhone's clock has been changed

Everything since 1.0 (6), the biggest first. - Update a deck from a newer copy of its file, or a whole folder of decks at once. Cards the file still has keep their review history, and you see every change before it is made - When the app has changes a file doesn't, save the file back with them in it, laid out as before - NeuroCards is now in Spanish and German: the app, its widgets and the Apple Watch app - Runs on iOS 17, macOS 14 and watchOS 10 - Settings shows what your choices do: a chart of the cards you'll hold in mind over the first month under Study pace, and a forgetting curve under the interval modifier - On the Mac, Settings is laid out like the web app's, with its segmented controls, typed number fields and sliders - On the Mac, Edit library is rebuilt: click a row to select it, and drag its handle to reorder, with the page scrolling as you reach its edge - On the Mac, pages change in place rather than sliding, menus and dropdowns are the app's own, and spacing and alignment are tidied throughout - Settings has an About page, with the app's version and links to the NeuroCards website and the docs - Advanced scheduling has a page of its own in Settings, so Settings itself is shorter - From iOS 26, a sheet's main action (Add, Save, Create) is a blue button once it can be pressed - The arrow on a deck card sits in the middle of the card - On the Mac, the sidebar's account card closes when you click elsewhere, and Docs has moved from it to About - Fixes: a deck opened on Apple Watch keeps its cards while iPhone is in use, widgets move on at midnight, and saving an export over a file on the Mac can no longer lose the file