Hi there, Wozier! This update gives you more ways to make Wozi feel like your own, with several app icons to choose from—including dark options—and a new action button for searching any word. It’s an early version, with more still to come. I’ve also made dictionary entries easier to follow and smoothed out a few rough edges around the app.

Hi there, Woziers! This release includes an early beta of Dictionary Mode. It is still very early, but I did not want to hold it back any longer, so I am putting it out now for you to try.

Tap any word on a study card to open its details and see every available sense. From there, you can tap another word to keep exploring for as long as you like. Over the next few releases, I plan to add search and more ways to create and manage your own word lists. For now, give Dictionary Mode a try and let me know what you think!

Hi there, Woziers around the world! This update adds a new large interactive widget for quick learning and review right on your Home Screen. The large widget works on iOS 17 and later, and the small and medium widgets also got some polish, so they should feel more stable too.

Hi there, Wozier! This update adds Arabic, Latin American Spanish, Brazilian and European Portuguese, and Urdu to the iOS app interface. I hope it helps your learning experience feel a little smoother.

Hi hi, Wozier! This update is mostly focused on app quality, with a lot of prep work happening behind the scenes for more cool features to come.

Oh, one more thing: a Wozier suggested there should be a way to delete a word from a wordlist. Now you can swipe a wordlist to enter list mode, then long-press any word you want to remove.