Feature Requests

The total number of lessons doesn’t match the actual total. For example, you can see the total shows 23 lessons, but the actual number is 3. I hope you can fix this as soon as possible.

I have a memorization containing 80 lines. In practice, I often want to work on only the second half of the text (e.g., lines 41–80). Currently, every time I reopen the app, I must manually select/unselect 40 individual lines to recreate this setup. There are two improvements that would significantly reduce this friction: Persist chunking across sessions: Once I’ve defined a subset of lines to work on, that selection should be saved and restored when the app is reopened. Range-based selection: Allow selecting a continuous range of lines in one action—for example, clicking line 41 and line 80 to select everything in between. It would make sense for this to be the default interaction model. In memorization, users almost always want to work with a continuous block of text, not arbitrary individual lines. It is highly unlikely that someone wants to memorize only odd-numbered lines while excluding the even ones in between. Designing around contiguous ranges aligns with real memorization. Thanks!

I cannot see the lesson for today, but i can see the lesson for tomorrow, and the next 3 days. Could u fix this problem for me asap (^.^)

Reset all scores that way you don't have to reset one by one

Hello, Would it be possible to consider adding colors to make it easier for people with a visual memory to remember things? Thank you for this great app.

It would be helpful to see when my memorisations are due for revisiting, all together. Thank you!

Hello - on the slider option, I can only slide full words and not letters. Is that from the system update?

In Listen, when you have the repeat option on, can we have an option to disable the 'End of' spoken words at the end of each round?

When playing the "Type It" and "Multiple Choice" games under the "Evaluate" category in the web browser, it no longer marks it as incorrect when you press the wrong key. I can just press every key through an entire text and have it marked as a perfect 100% score, which is not an accurate reflection of the actual performance. The games are not properly evaluating performance like they do on the mobile app.

I've started noticing (only on the iOS app so far) that for memorizations beyond a certain length (maybe 1,500 words) the program starts to lag, long enough so that on the "first-letter" exercises, for example, it can't keep up with my pace. Never saw this behavior on previous versions.