What's new in 1.5.0: • Build your own wordbooks: paste, search, or send words from your computer; up to 100 words each, with your own cover, studied daily like official ones • Share wordbooks: public ones get a 6-character code friends can enter to join • Manage wordbooks: delete ones you studied or built, remove ones you joined • Word details: a short Japanese explanation with a Chinese translation under each meaning; verb groups 1 / 2 / 3 and a conjugation table; collocations, synonyms and more in tabs, with tappable collocation words • Notes: write private or public notes on words and grammar, like or save others' notes, and earn points when yours are liked or saved

What's new in 1.4.0: • Bigger dictionary: word search now covers over 40,000 words with more senses and examples; 20+ new wordbooks including EJU and college Japanese exam lists, plus an N1 high-frequency grammar book • Pitch accent is shown next to the headword, and the reading is always shown when it differs from the written form • Mastery now follows the word: mark a word "Known" in any wordbook and it counts as mastered in every other wordbook too • My Words now has New and Familiar tabs: tap the icon at the end of a row to mark a word familiar, and start listening, speaking, reading or writing practice straight from your new words • Undo mastery: tap Undo right after marking something "Known" while studying, or tap the mastery icon again in Studied Words to clear it • Swipe through Study Settings to set the daily plan for each of the three wordbooks on Home without switching your current one • Free practice and listening mode no longer cap your pick at 200 words: free practice takes up to 8,000 at once and listening mode has no limit; swipe down the list to select several in a row • Jump to any day in Studied Words with the calendar, with newer records loading as you scroll up; study charts now show axis ticks, and tapping a bar shows that day's value • Single-column layouts everywhere on iPad

What's new in 1.3.0: • Free practice on Home: pick a few words and drill listening, speaking, reading or writing; speaking records your voice for playback, writing asks you to type the Japanese, and none of it touches your review schedule • New "Write" page in word learning: swipe right, type the word from its Chinese meaning, kanji or kana both count, hold "Peek" to see the answer • Listening reviews: from the second review on you hear the word and pick the meaning; the reading is masked until tapped, and a miss drops back to a reading question • Grammar upgrade: tap any word in an example, examples sit right under the meaning, new "Usage" section, and playback settings are shared with word details • A red dot in Settings when a new version is out, with a version row that opens the store • "Looks like you're offline" placeholder with retry; the study calendar marks days with activity • Faster practice start, permanent cached audio and cover URLs, quicker wordbook list switching

What's new in 1.2.0: • New listening mode with background and lock-screen playback • Keep up to 3 wordbooks on Home, swipe to switch, and start a quick drill right from the card • New N1/N2 high-frequency wordbooks, JLPT level filters, and a tappable exam-frequency badge • Better search: fuzzy matching, grammar results, and a cloud lookup when a word is not on your device • Refreshed "Search" home screen widget with the rabbit mascot • Smarter example taps: textbook polite forms come first, and kana spellings match too • "Collected words" is now "My Words" • Faster startup, better study history, plus new wish-list and feedback entries

What's new: • Faster first install: deck import is much quicker and no longer heats up your phone • Learned words: the list shows instantly, plays audio, and no longer flickers while paging • New words: tapping "Don't know" moves on immediately, no waiting for the network • Review: tapping "Continue" while an answer is saving now works on the first tap • Speed review: shows how many words you've done this round, ends with a completion page, and opens faster • Lookup: verbs in example sentences can be found by their ます form; the word-form label follows the form you tapped; the lookup sheet no longer opens blank or stops responding • Kana: larger section tabs and a fixed grid layout • Returning after a study session is faster • Updated contributor profiles