What's surprising is that I don't remember this being advertised or announced anywhere.

It seems Apple is going in a different direction by not advertising AI stuff but by actually delivering value to users when it is ready.

> concentricity means aligning the rounded corners of nested shapes so that their curves share a common center

I have huge plans and energy levels to improve and make it the best version possible.

in terms of polished UI & UX but also in features.

The app will unlock a more engaging and frictionless language learning experience.

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An alternative could be to release the app only for new iOS 26 and enforce the version, but I know there are some people who stick with older versions for better stability.

Builders, what are your strategies/thoughts on this?

My plan so far:
- Release as is.
- Update the app to the new iOS 26.
- Test and maintain the app for old and new iOS versions.

There are some minor UI issues with the app that I noticed when I updated my test device to the iOS beta. So, I basically have one week to update it.

I've tested different browsers, but none of them allow both options simultaneously (only cycling through based on last used or forward/backward navigation).

- go to latest used tab (up to 5 last used, like cmd + tab but for tabs) AND to previous/next tab with different hotkeys

this called Tab Switcher in Arc

My take on Zen Browser (and any browser out there). It can't replace Arc Browser. Such features not there:
- Rename tab/Duplicate tab and all actions with configurable keyboard shortcuts

4/ feature to limit amount of flashcards to review per day for a deck. People got overwhelmed by amount of flashcards they need to repeat because now creating lots of flashcards is actually easy.

The limit allows users to learn in more digestible pieces

3/ Shipped better OTA experience by showing gentle toast with Update button

2/ redesign settings page to split into multiple sections. That was a huge long list of different things mixed all together.

GPT-5-high is automatically included in the ChatGPT Pro subscription (use /login). The CLI is behind Claude Code in terms of features, but in terms of one-shotting complex problems and other things, it does really well. I am going to test it more, but it looks solid

- removed "All Flashcards" (review flashcards from all deck)
- removed Decks tab
- Create new deck functionality now in top right corner; profile/settings moved to left.
- other small visual improvements like making mic input as secondary button