Latest releases

September 14, 2026#54, #55, #56, #57

• Rate a card by swiping from anywhere on it, not just from the Reveal button in the middle — so a downward swipe no longer risks reloading the page mid-session.
• Multiple-choice answers in games land the moment you tap: your pick lights up and you get the verdict straight away, instead of waiting on the server first.
• Your own decks now sit at the top of the decks page, with suggestions moved below them.
• Light/dark is remembered on your account, so it stops flipping when you open the app in another browser or from inside another app. New accounts are asked for it during setup.
• Deck generation waits out the “AI is busy” moments instead of giving up: it retries in the background, and only tells you if it really can't get through.
• New decks — including your personal “My Words” deck — start in the languages you picked during setup, instead of falling back to English and Spanish.

September 12, 2026

• New option: “Start every card in”. Set it to a language in the Study or Games pop-up and every card is then prompted in that language and asks you for the others — handy if you'd rather always work from your native language (or always from the one you're learning).
• It's set to “Any language” by default, so studying works exactly as before unless you change it: normally a card can come up in any of its languages.
• Your choice is remembered for next time, and it applies to games too — multiple choice, type the answer and word match all prompt in your chosen language, and fill-the-blank and definition rounds run in it.
• Switching it on or off never changes your progress: every direction keeps its own schedule, so the pairs you skip are simply waiting for you.

September 12, 2026

• Hebrew is now one of the languages you can put on a card — add it to any deck (new or existing) alongside the other 14, and translations fill in automatically.
• The app itself is now available in Hebrew: pick עברית as your display language in Settings or from the language menu, and the text reads right-to-left like Arabic already does.
• The level-detection test works with Hebrew too, so you can place yourself before you start.

July 18, 2026

• Fixed a bug where an AI-generated card could show a word in the wrong language — for example the English word appearing on the Polish side, or Polish text on the Japanese side.
• New AI decks now reliably put each language's word under its own language.
• Already have a card with the languages mixed up? Use the ✨ Fix button on that card to correct it.

July 17, 2026

• MuchoKarte now works offline: decks you've opened recently (and your most recent decks in general) stay available without a connection, so you can keep studying on a plane or in the subway.
• Reviews you do offline are saved on your device and synced automatically the moment you're back online — a small banner shows when you're offline and confirms when your progress has synced.
• The app feels much faster online too: pages you've visited appear instantly from a local copy while fresh data loads in the background, and your next decks are pre-loaded before you open them.
• Features that need a connection (AI generation, games, browsing new decks) simply pause while offline and work again once you reconnect.

July 15, 2026

• When you generate a deck with AI, MuchoKarte now checks your topic first and warns you if it’s a better fit for a Custom table deck — for example a list of names like Pokémon — and can switch you straight to that with the languages pre-filled.
• You can still choose to generate a language deck anyway.
• Clearly unreasonable generation requests are now turned down with a helpful explanation instead of producing a nonsense deck.

July 14, 2026

• Decks now have topic tags (like “travel” or “kitchen”), generated automatically — filter and search the browse gallery by them.
• Browse cards are cleaner: tap a card for a full preview, see a peek of sample words, and switch between a deck’s versions right inside the preview.
• Deck titles are translated into each of the deck’s languages and shown in your app language.
• See every card as an editable card view on your own decks, and choose to show only the languages you care about.
• When copying a deck you can now pick a difficulty range to copy only the cards you want.
• A merged view lets you see the cards from every version of a deck at once.
• Creating a deck now asks for a Title and an optional Description, and the ‘no decks yet’ screen points you to create one or browse the community’s.

July 13, 2026

• Added Terms of Service and Privacy Policy pages, linked from the sign-up screen and the site footer.
• Creating an account now includes a clear agreement to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
• New: verify your email address, with a gentle reminder and a one-click resend.
• New: change your account email from Settings — we'll send a verification link to the new address.
• New: you can now permanently delete your account and all its data from Settings.
• Fixed: the sign-up and sign-in pages showed a bright background in dark mode — they now match your theme.
• Friendlier pages when a link is broken (404) or something goes wrong.

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.