Misheard is easier to find. The app now says what it does in its name, so anyone searching for pronunciation or speech practice can actually turn it up. No changes to the app itself. Everything works exactly as it did in 1.5.

Fixes a crash. Tapping Finish at the end of a session closed the app instead of showing your summary. It happened on every session, including today's challenge, which is where most people ran into it. Nothing you recorded was lost. Every take, your history and your streak were saved before the app closed, and they are all still there. Apologies to anyone who met this. It should not have reached you, and there is now a check in place to stop the same mistake shipping again.

Shared word lists now open straight in Misheard. Tap a misheard.app list link on your iPhone or iPad and the words land in the app, instead of opening a web page and leaving you to find the app yourself. Rate Misheard is now in Settings, if you have been meaning to.

Hear the word before you say it. Tap the speaker beside any word and it is read aloud from its pronunciation, so a term you have never seen is one you can still say correctly the first time. A shared list now arrives with its pronunciations. Scan a code from misheard.app and the words come with how to say them, not just how they are spelled. Very long lists keep the pronunciations and drop the definitions, because how to say a word matters more than what it means when you are about to say it out loud. The Medical list is now 150 terms, up from 68. Every word from the old list is still there. The new ones each carry how to say it and what it means, and it still opens with the pairs that sound alike, because those are the ones dictation cannot tell apart at all. Doses and part numbers are scored by what they mean. Say "zero point five milligrams" for 0.5 mg and it counts as right. The same goes for a slot number, a check digit or a PRO number: what matters is that the number came through, not that you read the punctuation aloud. Off Script remembers your clock. Pick ten minutes once and it is ten minutes tomorrow. Freestyle sets any length up to thirty. Recording now starts on a three second count-in, the same as Practice, so you are not caught mid-thought. Ready-made word lists on the web. A button in My Words opens misheard.app/lists, where there are sets to scan and a maker that turns your own word file into a code. Nothing is uploaded: the words travel inside the link itself. Every list row has its own menu: rename, duplicate, share, delete. Nothing depends on finding a swipe any more. Also fixed: the result of a practice take is no longer hidden behind the controls underneath it, and a purchase made outside the app is noticed the moment you come back.

Built for iPad. The layout now uses the whole screen instead of a phone-shaped strip down the middle, in both orientations. A ready-made Healthcare list. Sixty-eight terms clinicians dictate and phones ruin, each with how to say it and what it means. It opens with the pairs that sound alike, because those are the ones dictation cannot tell apart at all. Words can carry a pronunciation and a meaning. Both show while you practice, so a word you have never seen is one you can still say correctly first time. Export your problem words. Send the words your device keeps missing to your dictation system's custom vocabulary as a plain list, a spreadsheet, or in Dragon's format. Nothing leaves your device unless you send it. Lists are easier to live with: switch between them in one tap, see how many words each holds, and delete one without it quietly emptying into your own words. Reminders if you drift away, and the build number in Settings.