Start a deck over without losing it. Reset learning progress, at the bottom of Deck settings, treats every card as new again and clears the deck's review history. The cards themselves stay put, so a deck you learned last term is ready for this one. Also in this version: • Deck settings is one sheet now. Each setting takes effect as you change it, the deck's name is edited at the top of the same sheet, and Done closes it. • The + on the deck list now offers both Add card and New deck, and Settings has its own button beside it. • Leaving a test partway through no longer hides the cards you'd just missed. They stay due, and the next test picks up where you left off. Found something rough? Tell us at support@flickdeck.page.

Send a deck over Messages and it now shows a preview right in the thread. Import a deck you already have and Flickdeck offers to add just its new cards so work or study groups can build the same deck together without anyone losing their own progress. Also in this version: • Set each deck's daily pace: 5 to 30 new cards a day, or None to pause new cards while reviews continue. New decks start at a calmer 10. • The widget comes in a wider size that lists which decks need you, and every count updates the minute you finish reviewing. • Sessions wear the deck's name up top, a tap anywhere reveals the answer, and finishing takes you home. • Photos import sharper, you can preview a card while writing it, and cards with images now show them on Apple Watch. Found something rough? Tell us at support@flickdeck.page.

Flickdeck is now on your wrist. Pick which decks go to Apple Watch and your due cards are there when you raise it — flick to rate, exactly like the phone, and it all syncs back on its own. Nothing due? Practice mode shuffles the whole deck. A complication keeps today's count on your watch face. Also in this version: • Counts now say what they mean: "5 due · 10 new" instead of one blended number, in deck badges, the widget, reminders, and Siri. • Cards in your own language speak with the voice you've chosen in Settings — including Siri and premium voices. Other languages still get a matching voice of their own. • Free ready-made decks are now a tap away: Get free decks in Settings opens the library at flickdeck.page/decks. Found something rough? Tell us at support@flickdeck.page.

New here? Flickdeck now opens with a short welcome screen, and the rebuilt "How Flickdeck works" deck teaches each flick by having you do it. Fresh installs also come with two starter decks; if you're already set up, the same decks are free at flickdeck.page/decks. Also in this version: • Long answers shrink to fit the card instead of getting cut off. • Each deck can set a spoken language per side (in Deck settings), so speak-aloud stops guessing wrong on short words. The Spanish deck now sounds Spanish. • The rating buttons are down to what matters: Forgot, Hard, Good, Easy. Rate what happened and the schedule handles the rest. Found something rough? Tell us at support@flickdeck.page.