What's new in version 1.10 • Your hours: set each weekday in several slots and copy them to other days. My hours for this day changes one day or a period. • Add: a class, a meeting, sport, bedtime or a meal. A habit can block your reviews or stay a marker on your day. • Day view: a 24 h button, markers in the grid, and your calendars in a second column. Answer once per event whether it blocks your reviews. • Order of my day: D0 first, reviews first or by priority. • Daily review: choose when it goes. Do a review as questions only or as a reread. • Subject blocks: reserve time for one subject every week. Today lists what is due, and What I covered logs what you did. • Courses: facts for each topic, new sorts and a Review first filter. "My session on… was D…" sets the right step. • Split a topic into parts and merge them back. • A clearer Today: one Add button, My day folded together, how far behind you are without red, and Open on to choose the first screen.

What's new in version 1.9 • I did extra: log reviews you did beyond the plan, today, yesterday or another day. • Gestures: swipe a review on Today to postpone, skip or remove it, or choose Move to… to pick one of the next days. • Select: in Courses and My subjects, pause, mark seen, set a date, change subject or remove several topics at once, with Undo. • My path (Profile): archive a finished term, start another path, go back to an earlier one and export your paths. • Shift the rest (Settings › After a day off) goes further: a postponed review takes the rest with it, and catching up never overloads a day. • Smoother: discreet animations when you tick a review and when banners or rows appear, none with Reduce Motion. • Fixes: the app name is no longer cut on Today; with your own rhythm, the plan matches the web in every time zone.

What's new in version 1.8 • Where I stand: coverage, the last 12 weeks, grades and deadlines for each subject, with D-14, D-7 and D-2 milestones. • Quick capture and search: jot an idea in one tap, sort it later into a topic, a deadline or a note, and find it with search. • Close my day: pick what slides to the next free day. Nothing is lost. • After a day off (Settings): catch up the next day, or shift the rest. • Also new: After the tick, the Mistake deck, My notes, Days off for 9 countries, your phone's calendars as busy time, My subjects and a three-screen start. • Fix: exam reviews that no longer fit before an exam are carried to the next day or shown on the exam card, never dropped silently.

What's new in version 1.7 • Paced now speaks Spanish, German, French, Portuguese (Brazil) and Hindi. The app follows the language of your iPhone or iPad; your plan and your data do not change. • Right after you complete your day, Paced may ask you to rate it on the App Store, in Apple's standard window. Never before your 7th day of use, never during final review, in the week before an exam, or during and just after it, and at most once per version. Ignore it if you like: nothing in the app changes. • Courses: the pass counter stays on one line. iPad week grid: times are no longer cut in two. • "Move the reviews earlier" on a deadline gets a clearer icon.

Pause a topic, pick it up later. • Pause a topic, or a whole subject, from Courses or from the topic itself. While paused, it stays out of Today and your calendar, and your progress is kept. • Resume it whenever you want: the next review lands on your next study day, with no pile of overdue reviews. • Before anything changes, a short summary tells you exactly what the pause or the resume will do, and you can undo it for a few seconds. • The reviews of a topic now always stay in order: a later review can no longer be moved before an earlier one. • Extra review sessions you plan now count in that day's study time, so the day is no longer overfilled. • Signing out on your iPhone no longer signs you out on your other devices. • Accessibility: VoiceOver announces pauses, refusals and the Undo offer, and the new screens meet AA contrast.

This update lets you plan your way and keep track of what you've already studied. • Split topics your way: each part of a split topic now has its own length (say 1 h 15 for part 1 and 2 h for part 2) and moves through your plan on its own. Once you're comfortable, merge the parts back together: their lengths add up and the topic resumes from the stage of the least advanced part. A recap shows what will change before you merge, and you can undo it. • "I did it on…": a review that is still coming up can now be marked as done. • No review schedule? That mode is now real free planning: after ticking a topic, choose when to see it again (3, 7, 14 or 30 days, or pick a day), and find the day's reviews and the overdue ones in a "Today" block. "Saw it on…" logs a session up to 60 days back.

This release is about taking control of your plan — the method stays yours. • "I'm at D+3": when a topic enters your plan (Library, Plan my week, onboarding), say which day you're at — the next reviews (D+7, D+14, D+30…) follow, with nothing marked late. • "Next time" wheel: after ticking a review, pick in one gesture how long you want the next one to take. Leave it alone and nothing changes. • New evening review: "how did it feel?" (good / so-so / not great) with an optional in-between review, plus the duration you want next time. • Resume after a break: pick up where you left off, nothing is erased. • Deadlines and workload guard: overloaded days are flagged before they arrive. • A day in the past: declare what you've already studied, the plan takes it into account.

Your week, finally readable. • Week view is now a real hour grid — all seven days side by side, every review at its time, like a calendar. • Completed reviews now STAY in their slot with a green check: your plan keeps a record of the work you did instead of erasing it. • Every block shows which pass it is (D0, D+1, D+3…), so a first study is never mistaken for a short review. • "Catch up on this topic": log a pass you did on an earlier day without breaking the rest of your schedule. • Final revision mode moved into Settings, so your profile leads with what you use daily. Fixes: un-checking a review no longer loses its settings, a refused un-check now says so, and several rare data-loss paths are closed.

Your plan, fully under your control: • Interactive review schedule: tap any review in a topic's sheet to re-date it to the day you choose, postpone it, skip or restore it, and set its duration and time — no calendar detour needed. • You can now un-check a review marked done by mistake. • Redesigned calendar: the Week view becomes a true mini-agenda (times, durations, late reviews flagged), and the Month view shows your planned hours day by day. • Your work history is kept much longer, and a daily server-side backup of your plan now protects you. • Bug fixes and stability improvements.