2.2 makes the week simpler: • A new Week page: your streak on top, one thing to do today, and your lists folded below. Tap a list to open its steps. • Tap any word in Week Pack sentences, lists and the read-aloud sheet to see its meaning. Press and drag for a phrase, or search the dictionary. • Review that brings words back: words you are still learning come back on a schedule, in rounds of up to 20, with a summary at the end. • An optional daily reminder at the time you pick (Settings › Reminders). Off unless you turn it on. • Learning on your own: with the "Me" profile, Week starts with flashcards and dictation needs no second person. • The streak now counts only days you practised.

TraceSheet is now LingoWonders. 2.1 is the week loop: • Week Pack: one tap turns this week's list into sentences, a short reader and prompt cards for you, with readings and translations. It is made by AI on our server, so it can have mistakes. Free: 3 packs and 60 sentence words in total. Pro: 10 packs and 200 words a week. • Read aloud: record a sentence and get "Sounds right" or "once more", checked on the phone. Turn on Listen first to hear the app voice, then "Your turn". Next keeps recording. • Read tab: text, photos, links and files, or share into the app. Readings in pinyin, zhuyin, Jyutping, kana and romaji. On-device translation (iOS 18 and later). Record a whole reading and check it sentence by sentence, with the app voice or the original beside your take. • Listen while the app is open: speed 0.5×–2× and repeat. • One text editor for every list and reading: type, paste, scan, files, links. Split, merge, undo. • Share from Safari, Photos and Files into LingoWonders. • AI features ask for your permission once before anything is sent. You can turn it off in Settings. • Help & FAQ rewritten.

What's new in 1.5 • HSK 1–3 is here: about 2,200 words (HSK 3.0 levels 1–3) in free decks, in Simplified and Traditional. Stroke order, voice and writing practice stay free, with no subscription. • Hán-Việt reading next to the pinyin, e.g. 学习 → học tập. It turns on by itself when your phone is in Vietnamese; there is a switch in Settings. • Paper Check shows each answer full width (tap to zoom) and lists every word, marking the ones it did not find. • Photo lists keep long sentences and stories whole, and you can pick photos from inside the camera. • Listen pauses at natural breaks, with pause and resume, or reads whole sentences. Choose your own recordings or the app voice for each list. • Library: Tao Nan School P1 spelling and 听写 lists, plus thousands more words from preschool to A level. • The Pro screen now lists everything Pro includes. Also new since the last App Store version • This week tab: one card per list, with the next step as one button. Photo lists are free and unlimited. • A dictation your child runs alone, with your voice recordings and a choice of English accent, plus a printable test sheet (every page free). • Paper Check (beta): photograph a finished test and mark each answer yourself. 3 free checks, then Pro. Missed words return as short review rounds. • One Pro for the whole family (Family Sharing). English spelling mode with US, UK, Australian and Singapore voices. Share a list by link, QR code or file. • Pick the stroke-order standard per list: mainland China, Taiwan or Japanese kanji. Hong Kong 默書 with a Cantonese voice and 原稿紙 sheets, plus kanji and hangul test sheets.

What's new in 1.0.2 • Rows per character now goes up to 10: the first row has the model character and its trace copies, and the rows below are empty boxes for writing on their own • New sheet option: Repeat whole list (×1 to ×10). The sheet prints your whole list, then starts again from the top, as many times as you choose

What's new in 1.0.1 • Easier writing on screen: dots and other tiny strokes are recognised more kindly, and new Skip stroke and Skip word buttons mean no one gets stuck • Two new sheet options: Rows per character (practise each character on up to 5 rows) and Fill page with empty rows • Every practice mode is one tap away: Dictation, Flashcards, Write on screen, Review and Print sheets tiles on each list's page • Cantonese premium voices now show up and work, and a small tip helps you get a clearer, free voice when yours sounds robotic • PDFs are named after your list, and the QR now sits at the bottom centre of the page. Pro: keep it or print clean pages, your choice • Fixed: on Mac, the Share button no longer keeps spinning after you save