During setup, your first scan is now saved to your notebook automatically once the object is recognized, with an Undo if you change your mind. After that first scan, LensWords opens straight to your notebook. It no longer sends you back to setup. Fixed: if naming an object took a long time, the Save word button could stay hidden. Plus a few small fixes and improvements.

Now it checks whether you actually remember. Quick quiz is a real check: four choices, drawn from your own stickers, graded by the app instead of by you. Words come back on an honest schedule. Cards that used to drift years into the future now return while you can still almost remember them — and when nothing is due, LensWords says so instead of inventing practice. There's a new number for where you stand: "Words you'll still know next month." Your memory profile fills in as you review, so you can see which words are still learning and which ones stay with you. The free plan is more generous, too: practice as often as you like, keep up to 100 words in your notebook, and both Premium plans now start with a 7-day free trial.

Your stickers just got sharper. Cutouts now trace the object with a smooth, clean outline, so your sticker wall looks better than ever. Example sentences now show what they mean in your own language, so a new word makes sense the moment you save it. Practice cards are bigger too, with clearer buttons that are easy for small hands to tap. Sign back in and your name and photo come back with you — and you can now sign out whenever you like. Daily reminders are more reliable, and Home Screen widgets now speak your language. Dozens of smaller fixes make LensWords easier to read, hear and navigate.

Sign-in fix: your name and email now restore correctly when you sign up again. Plus small reliability improvements.

Your notebook now syncs with iCloud more reliably — saved words, stickers, and progress come back after a reinstall and follow you to your other devices. Plus small fixes and polish.