Latest releases

July 11, 2026

• Forgot your password? There’s now a “Forgot password?” link on the sign-in page — enter your email and we’ll send you a link to set a new one.
• The reset link is time-limited and can only be used once, so your account stays secure.

July 9, 2026

• MuchoKarte now has a dark theme. Pick Light, Dark, or System under Settings → Appearance.
• “System” follows your device’s light/dark setting automatically and switches with it — no reload needed.
• Your choice is remembered on each device and applied instantly on load, with no bright flash before the page settles.

July 6, 2026

• Studying is now a distraction-free, full-screen experience that fits on one screen — no scrolling, the app chrome tucks away, and the layout auto-sizes to how many languages you’re studying.
• Reveal a translation and drag its card to score it — swipe ← Again, → Good, ↑ Easy, ↓ Hard — or drag a still-hidden card to peek at the answer and score in one motion. Scores save in the background so you jump straight to the next card.
• Reveal all and Rate all Good in a tap, with an option to auto-advance to the next card once everything’s scored.
• Choose which languages to study before you begin, edit a card without leaving your session, and long-press any word to copy it.
• Every language now has its own flag and color, plus a quick tutorial, an undo button, and a subtle vibration each time you score.
• Custom (table) decks get the same clean full-screen study look.

July 5, 2026

• Add a “live copy” of any public deck to study it as-is — it stays read-only and always in sync with the author’s edits, while your study progress stays your own.
• Prefer to make it yours? Copy a deck for a fully editable version; copying a deck you follow carries your study progress and suspensions over.
• Suspend individual cards just for yourself — now on decks you follow too, without affecting the author or anyone else.
• Copies are public, so others can find and build on them, and Browse now groups a deck with all its copies into one card with a “versions” button to see and copy other people’s versions.

July 5, 2026

• Amount fields (card counts, rows, questions per game, daily goal) can now be cleared completely while typing, so entering a new number no longer fights a leftover digit.

July 4, 2026#19

• The entire interface is now translated into 13 languages, with a display-language switcher in the top nav.
• Your preferred language is remembered across devices, and the app also honors your browser's language on first visit.
• Right-to-left layouts (e.g. Arabic) are fully supported.

July 4, 2026#16

• Sort custom-deck tables by any column, and import or export the whole deck as CSV.
• Give each column a description so the AI fills it more accurately, and regenerate several columns at once with your own instructions.
• Hide columns until you reveal them for extra self-testing, and pick a main column for each deck.

July 4, 2026#17

• Stuck on a card? Skip it during a study session and it comes back later in the same session instead of blocking your progress.

July 2, 2026#4

• Attach screenshots to your feedback, and see it rendered with proper formatting.