• A fresh new look: clearer headings and material names, plus a new app icon. • Study setup now shows every choice as a button, so mode, side and order are visible at a glance. • In one-at-a-time study, tap anywhere to switch between question and answer. Progress appears at the top. • The Pro screen now compares Free and Pro side by side.

• Zooming in with two fingers no longer leaves an unwanted cover on your photo. • The photo now zooms toward the spot you pinch, and Save keeps working while zoomed in. • When you reveal a cover, its number badge disappears too, so nothing hides the answer.

RECALL, THEN CHECK Before starting a text-pair session, choose list or single view, the side to show, and original or shuffled order. Study then opens full screen; reveal answers as needed. Shuffling never changes the saved order, and opening an answer does not mark it correct or mastered. REVIEW RECORDS Folders can hold photo sheets and text sets. A simple record shows the unique answers you opened and when you last reviewed each material.

Kakushi is now named Just Remember. • Added text-pair sets with a front and back for each entry. • Enter pairs in two columns, starting with ten rows. Add, edit, delete and reorder entries. • Reveal answers by row, reverse the question direction, show or hide all answers, and shuffle the study order. • Keep three text sets free or unlimited sets with Pro. Pairs per set are unlimited. Your existing photo sheets, masks, folders, settings and Pro purchase rights are retained. Saved materials remain available for offline study.

Each mask gets a number. Correct answers are optional. Register correct answers in the editor. You can also check the photo. Swipe right to write your answers. Your answers disappear when you close this practice.

Editing takes fewer guesses now. - The rectangle tool is selected the moment you start editing, so you can cover what matters right away. - Undo now brings back a mask you deleted, so an over-eager tap is never final. - A new list button lets you pick masks by number — handy for small or overlapping ones. - Clear All moved into that list, so a single stray tap can no longer wipe the whole sheet.

Improved editing and study workflows: adjust image zoom and position, select/move/delete hidden sheets, better landscape photo display, empty-folder actions, and optional numbered notes.