Swiftflip

Remember more with spaced repetition.

Create or import flashcards, then review them across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. Swiftflip schedules what to practise next.

On the App Store · iOS, iPadOS, macOS and watchOS 26 or later.

No separate account required.

See how a study session works.

Core study features.

Spaced repetition sets the schedule. Private sync keeps your cards available across devices.

Spaced repetition

Difficult cards come back more often, easy cards rest until you need them.

Apple device support

Practice on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Run quick reviews on Apple Watch when you only have a moment.

Images, audio and formatting

Add images, up to 30 seconds of audio per side and rich text with clickable links.

Private iCloud sync

Decks sync through your private iCloud. Study offline without a separate account.

Questions about Swiftflip.

Unlimited decks, cards and core practice are free. Premium is available monthly, yearly or as a one-time lifetime purchase.

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Getting started

6 answers

What is spaced repetition?

A memory technique that schedules reviews at spaced intervals. You see difficult cards more often and easy cards less often, so each card comes back right before you forget it.

Do I need an account?

No. Start using the app immediately without accounts, signups or email verification. Your Apple ID handles sync through iCloud.

What can I do on Apple Watch?

Browse your decks, folders and Smart Decks, tap to flip and grade with buttons or swipes. Missed cards come back in the same session. Continue a session handed off from iPhone or Mac. Scroll long cards with the Digital Crown and check due counts from your wrist.

Is Swiftflip accessible?

Yes. Practice controls work with VoiceOver, text supports Dynamic Type and Reduce Motion limits animations.

Is Swiftflip available in my language?

English and Swedish are fully translated. Want another language? Let us know on the contact page and we will look at adding it.

Can I use Swiftflip on Mac with a keyboard?

Yes. Practice has flip, correct and incorrect shortcuts. Insights uses ⌘1, ⌘2 and ⌘3. The window remembers its size between launches.

Pricing

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How do subscriptions work?

Premium is available as monthly, yearly or one-time lifetime through the App Store. Manage or cancel from Settings. If a subscription ends you keep all your decks and cards, but Smart Decks, Folders, AI generation, custom icons and full Insights pause until you resubscribe.

I don't like subscriptions. Can I still get premium?

Yes. We offer a one-time lifetime purchase that unlocks all premium features forever. No recurring payments. Pay once and you are done.

Privacy and data

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How does sync work?

Sync uses iCloud to keep decks and progress up to date across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch. No separate account is required.

Can I export my data?

Yes. Export to standard formats anytime. Import your exports into other apps or back into Swiftflip. No lock-in. Your data is yours.

Can I back up my decks?

Yes. Export your decks to create backup files you can store anywhere. Import them back into Swiftflip or use them in other apps. Your data is portable and never locked in.

What if I accidentally delete something?

Recently Deleted keeps your decks, cards and folders for 30 days. Restore anything you removed by mistake.

Features

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What are Smart Decks?

Dynamic collections that update automatically based on your rules. Build filters in a Reminders-style editor by due status, accuracy, streak, last practice date, source decks or folders, and combine them with AND or OR logic. Great for focused review sessions. Smart Decks are Premium, but the built-in Due for Practice smart deck is free for everyone.

Can I practice cards in both directions?

Yes. Turn on Review Both Directions for a deck to practice Back → Front too, with separate progress for each direction across scheduling, imports, exports and insights.

What is Custom Practice?

A session you build yourself on iPhone, iPad or Mac. Choose decks, due-only cards, the first side, session size, card order, study focus and whether missed cards return.

Can I pause a card or deck?

Yes. Pause Reviews sets a card or a whole deck aside. It stays in the library, keeps its schedule and drops out of due counts, practice, reminders and widgets until you resume.

What are reveal animations?

Choose how the answer appears when you flip a card: scribble draws it word-by-word, fade and wipe add smooth transitions, iris reveals from center outward or instant for no animation. Find it in Settings.

Does Swiftflip work with Siri?

Yes. Ask Siri to add a card, start a practice session, practice a deck, open a deck, search your library or check how many cards are due.

Can I set study reminders?

Yes. Turn on notifications in Settings to get reminders when cards are due. Reminders are per-device and arrive in the afternoon and evening.

How do I get support?

Read the guides above or contact us through the website. We typically reply within one business day.

Can I add images to my flashcards?

Yes. Add images to the front, back or both sides of any card. Images display on iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.

Can I add audio to my flashcards?

Yes. Record up to 30 seconds of audio per side on iPhone and Mac. Playback works on iPhone, iPad and Mac. On Apple Watch, audio playback is off by default and can be turned on in the watch app settings.

Can I format text on my cards?

Yes. Use bold, italic and underline to emphasize key terms and make your cards easier to scan.

How do I organize my decks?

Create folders to group related decks. Customize each folder with icons and colors. Nest folders for deeper organization. Folders are a Premium feature.

Does Swiftflip use AI?

Yes. Premium generates flashcards from a deck name, adds AI cards to existing decks and fills in one side of a card. You review generated cards before they save. On iPhone and iPad, Cloud AI writes the cards by default. On-device generation with Apple Intelligence stays available there and is the engine on Mac.

Does Swiftflip support Spotlight Search?

Yes. Deck names and card text are indexed in system search on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Tap a result to open its destination in Swiftflip.

Can I create cards from other apps?

Yes. The Share Extension on iPhone and Mac sends text, links or images straight into a deck. Use it from Safari, Notes, Messages and most apps that share content.

What is Handoff in Swiftflip?

Start a practice session on one Apple device and continue it on another, including Apple Watch. Graded cards carry over so you pick up where you left off.

Can I use Siri or Shortcuts?

Yes. App Shortcuts include Add Card, Practice Due Cards, Practice Deck, Open Deck, Search Library, Check Due Cards, View Decks and View Insights. They work without setup, and you can build your own Shortcuts on top of them.

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Release notes.

Start with the current App Store release, then open the archive for earlier versions.

Version 1.19.1 ·

Swiftflip 1.19 lets you review AI-generated cards before they save, do more with Siri and swap Front and Back including images and audio.

  • Review AI cardsKeep, discard or regenerate cards before they join the deck. Up to 100 with Cloud AI.
  • Siri and ShortcutsAdd a card, practice a deck, open a deck or search your library.
  • Swap Front and BackSwitch text, images and audio between Front and Back in one step.
Read all changes in Swiftflip 1.19

Version 1.19.1 ·

Spotlight search, widget practice and simpler AI conversations.

  • Spotlight: find decks and cards and open them in Swiftflip.
  • Widgets: practice from the Deck Queue widget; Due Soon on Apple Watch.
  • AI: choose suggestions in one tap, with a compact composer for custom answers.
  • AI: keep chat bubbles steady and preserve scrolling and keyboard focus while editing.
  • AI: suggest groups of words for glossary decks and clarify incomplete topics.
  • AI: show generation controls immediately, keep partial replacements after interruptions and prevent duplicate saves.
  • iOS: improve card dragging, reordering and release, with graded cards turning front-side up.
  • iOS: restore Insights detail navigation and scroll Study Activity without interfering with reordering.
  • iOS: animate swapping card faces without flashing the editor.
  • Insights: draw inactive periods on accuracy charts without changing average accuracy.
  • Apple Watch: retry failed session creation and apply undo after progress is saved.
  • Accessibility, error recovery and copy improvements across platforms.

Version 1.19.0 ·

Review AI-generated cards before saving, more Siri and Shortcuts actions and Swap Front and Back.

  • AI: review generated cards before saving, discard the ones you do not want and regenerate replacements.
  • AI: create up to 100 cards with Cloud AI or 50 on this device, using four inline count choices.
  • Shortcuts: add a card, practice a deck, open a deck and search your library with Siri or the Shortcuts app.
  • Card editor: swap Front and Back, including text, images and audio.
  • iCloud: continue automatically when the initial restore finishes.
  • Accessibility and display: improve compact layouts, larger text and Apple Watch completion actions.
  • And many other bug fixes and improvements.
Swiftflip 1.18 · 2 releases

Version 1.18.1 ·

Custom Practice across every deck, iPad table header sorting and a run of AI, iCloud and practice fixes.

  • Custom Practice: an All Decks option starts a session across every deck.
  • iPad: sort the card table by tapping a header.
  • Insights: empty days and months plot as zero, so charts start at the selected range.
  • Practice: graded cards stay revealed when they settle, and Smart Deck picker rows show names only.
  • iCloud: wait through a failed retry before alerting, name a full iCloud account and reach the library more smoothly after reinstalling.
  • Background refresh: stops cleanly when iOS suspends the app.
  • AI: generating into an English deck no longer offers each existing word as a focus, and a timed-out term plan continues after one try.
  • AI Instructions: empty fields no longer show sample copy.
  • Icon picker: the current section title stays pinned while you scroll that group.
  • Premium: artwork stays centered while purchase options load.
  • And many other bug fixes and improvements.

Version 1.18.0 ·

Searchable deck and folder icons, a stronger Apple Watch session and a faster iPad card table.

  • Icons: search emoji and symbols together when you pick a deck or folder icon.
  • Apple Watch: continue a practice session handed off from iPhone or Mac.
  • Apple Watch: missed cards come back in the same session, matching iPhone.
  • Apple Watch: swipe the next card back to undo the last grade.
  • Apple Watch: paused decks stay in the list as Paused.
  • Apple Watch: open a folder and practice its due cards.
  • Apple Watch: the Due Cards complication opens Due for Practice.
  • iPad: share a card or open Card Insights from the table.
  • iPad: open a deck from a folder in the table.
  • iPad: Search in the sidebar opens the full search view.
  • Card editor: Front and Back text stays readable in Dark Mode.
  • And many other bug fixes and improvements.
Swiftflip 1.17 · 1 release

Version 1.17.0 ·

Pause Reviews, improved Anki compatibility and redesigned Card Insights.

  • Pause Reviews: pause a card or a whole deck so it stays in the library but drops out of due counts, practice, reminders and widgets until you resume.
  • Pause Reviews: Practice Due hides when nothing is due, and a paused deck resumes from the toolbar with a Resume label.
  • Search: a Paused filter finds cards whose reviews are set aside.
  • Anki import: scheduling is preserved or estimated from each card's ease factor, parked cards are kept and filtered cards return to their home deck.
  • Anki import: suspended cards can import as paused, with their review schedule, or be left out.
  • Anki import: damaged packages report a clearer error.
  • Card Insights: memory, review history and next review for every card, now part of Premium, with rebuilt deck and folder insights.
  • Practice: smoother progress updates, fewer mid-session refreshes, real deck and folder icons in the deck picker and Reduce Motion honored in card-drag animations.
  • Reliability: corrupted review data schedules safely and heals itself at the next review, and progress display can no longer crash on invalid values.
  • AI wizard: card fronts arrive capitalized and generation time estimates stay on one line.
Swiftflip 1.16 · 3 releases

Version 1.16.2 ·

Better AI card quality, plus a hardened import and export path with a rebuilt Anki reader.

  • AI: term-and-definition decks plan their fronts before the definitions, so the terms stay distinct.
  • AI wizard: each generated card front arrives in full, with progress updates that no longer truncate longer text.
  • Settings: Cloud AI reads as a choice between Premium backends, without implying that on-device generation is free.
  • Import and export: malformed files are rejected before saving, duplicate names stay separate by default and both directions enforce the same 100,000-card limit.
  • Anki import: templates convert to static fronts and backs, modern compressed media is read, the first image and audio on each side are kept and review state is preserved or safely estimated.

Version 1.16.1 ·

Fixes for the AI wizard, study reminders and Cloud AI language handling.

  • AI wizard: the focus you picked or typed is kept, instead of being replaced by the model's own restatement of it.
  • AI wizard: the text field clears when a topic is asked again, so a rejected answer is not handed back already typed.
  • AI wizard: a tighter generating bubble, with the spinner on the title's line and a greeting that no longer re-wraps.
  • Reminders: a cooldown after practice, so finishing a session is not followed minutes later by a reminder to practice.
  • Cloud AI: a vocabulary deck no longer asks for an Apple Translation language pack it would never use, and Cloud AI is offered for language pairs Apple Translation lacks.

Version 1.16.0 ·

Cloud AI generation, per-deck reviews in both directions and Custom Practice sessions, with a rebuilt AI wizard and a new paywall.

  • Practice: per-deck reviews in both directions, with separate Front → Back and Back → Front progress across scheduling, Handoff, imports, exports and card insights.
  • Practice: due counts, sibling burying, smart decks, notifications and mastery stay consistent with each active review direction.
  • Practice: the session direction resolves once, so reverse-only and mixed sessions on a bidirectional deck show the intended side first.
  • Custom Practice: choose decks, due-only cards, first side, session size, card order, study focus and retry behavior on iPhone, iPad and Mac.
  • Custom Practice: option edits survive a change of scope, a failed deck load recovers and the card count stops flickering while it recounts.
  • Custom Practice: every option explains what it does, and the defaults shown are the ones Settings actually uses.
  • Custom Practice: build sessions from smart decks on Mac, with a deck chooser sized to its content.
  • Cloud AI: Premium cloud generation on iPhone and iPad, with per-card streaming, a 25-card cap, recovery of interrupted batches and an on-device fallback when the cloud is unreachable.
  • Cloud AI: the wizard asks one step before the plan, so nothing leaves the device until you have agreed to it.
  • Cloud AI: a transient failure is told apart from a real one, the cards a batch already produced are kept and a retry is offered instead of silently dropping to on-device generation.
  • Cloud AI: the endpoint resolves from the StoreKit environment and the deployment is health-checked before routing, so each build reaches a host that accepts its receipts.
  • AI wizard: a shorter conversation that asks only the focus and the card count, infers card style from the deck, takes custom instructions and names the real cause when generation fails.
  • AI wizard: returning to a running generation rebuilds the transcript, and progress covers the whole batch rather than each top-up pass.
  • AI Instructions: each deck keeps its own Premium generation instructions, on a labelled row and its own screen.
  • AI generation: topics are validated first, input naming no subject is rejected, cards are deduped against the whole deck and the requested count is reached by retrying instead of losing the batch.
  • Premium: deck moves into folders, smart-deck editing and premium content in imports are gated, and unlocked features reveal in place after a purchase.
  • Premium: the App Store's verdict applies when a subscription ends or is refunded, a lifetime purchase survives an entitlement check that returns nothing, and Resubscribe is offered when a lapsed subscription blocks generation.
  • Paywall: rebuilt around a full benefit list that stays usable at accessibility text sizes, with a traced highlight on the focused row and lower CPU, memory and backdrop cost.
  • Cards: mixed-script text takes its direction from the layout, so a Persian front with a romanisation reads in interface order instead of flowing backwards.
  • Handoff: the session payload is versioned and carries the full destination, so a custom session picked up on another device resumes as configured.
  • Import: choose to merge into the existing deck or keep both when an imported deck's name is already taken.
  • Widgets: the deck queue layout adapts to each widget size.
  • Mac: refined global search and editor sheets, Custom Practice throughout the library and the old study-sheet printing flow removed.
  • Accessibility: Home, onboarding, Settings, trash, audio recording and practice work better with larger text, VoiceOver, modal focus and denied microphone access.
  • Performance: the due and often-incorrect search filters resolve in one narrowed scan, and the watch deck list loads off the main actor.
Swiftflip 1.15 · 1 release

Version 1.15.0 ·

A Search tab across the whole library, repeat practice for missed cards, and a large Mac and Apple Watch pass.

  • Search: a Search tab finds decks and cards across the whole library, with filter chips, suggestions, recents, context menus and direct search links.
  • Search: select multiple card results on iPhone and iPad, and use one scoped toolbar search with recents on Mac.
  • Search: library search runs off the main thread, so filtering a large collection stays responsive.
  • Practice: missed cards return later in the same session, and a redesigned completion screen shows your results and what is next.
  • Practice: the session pile deals in from the bottom on start, with Reduce Motion support.
  • Practice: a card's scheduling update survives a session that ends after being backgrounded, so progress is never silently dropped.
  • Settings: new answer reveal styles including Ink, with a live preview.
  • Counts: deck rows, widgets and notifications count due reviews and new cards separately.
  • Decks: Practice Due works on brand-new decks, so freshly imported cards can be practiced right away.
  • AI generation: the wizard is a conversation with clearer focus choices, visible progress, background completion and honest reporting when it falls short.
  • AI generation: whole-topic requests stay broad, existing cards act as exclusions and paraphrased duplicates are rejected, so general decks produce varied cards.
  • Mac: widgets, Shortcuts and menu commands, plus bulk practice for selected decks in a folder.
  • Apple Watch: browse decks and smart decks, scroll cards with the Digital Crown and save every rating before moving on.
  • Apple Watch: practice cards use the full screen while keeping tap, swipe and accessibility actions.
  • Spotlight: hard-deleted cards are removed from system search reliably, so deleted content stops appearing.
  • Premium and accessibility: locked features are easier to understand, purchases reveal in place, subscription status is clearer and VoiceOver and contrast improve.
  • Home: the empty state points at the toolbar add menu, and list motion waits for the first refresh so initial loading does not animate stale data.
  • Performance and reliability: faster Home, Search, Spotlight and Insights, with safer imports, exports, interrupted generation and failed AI batches.
Swiftflip 1.14 · 2 releases

Version 1.14.1 ·

A paywall pass, with the due-count widget renamed to match the widget gallery.

  • Widgets: the due-count widget is named Due Now throughout the app, matching the widget gallery.
  • Premium: the free trial shows only to customers eligible for it, so returning subscribers no longer see seven days free.
  • Premium: paywalled items keep their real icons in the add menu and in locked Insights options.
  • Settings: Manage Subscription appears only for an active recurring subscription, with a plain status for Lifetime owners.
  • Insights: a redesigned Card Insights sheet with a card-front preview.
  • Premium: a thank-you animation for new subscribers, a greeting for returning ones and a loading skeleton while plans load.
  • Accessibility: the paywall announces unselected plans, scales price text, wraps footer links and stays scrollable at large text sizes.

Version 1.14.0 ·

Undo and redo across the library, Home Screen widgets, an Apple Watch complication and a large Mac release.

  • Undo: undo and redo for deck, folder, smart-deck and card changes, including create, rename, move, delete, bulk delete and restore from trash, with per-action menu names like Undo Delete Deck.
  • Undo: shake to undo on iPhone, ⌘Z and ⇧⌘Z through the Edit menu on iPad and Mac.
  • Undo: undoing a card edit restores both faces and any attached media, redoing a delete keeps the item restorable, and history is capped to keep memory bounded.
  • Widgets: three new Home Screen widgets and a redesigned due counter. Due Today also works on the Lock Screen.
  • Apple Watch: a Due Cards complication adds the same glanceable count to any watch face.
  • Widgets: the widget and complication refresh right after a session, drop to zero once the count is a day old and show fully localized text.
  • Motion: a cohesive motion language across the app for more natural transitions and feedback.
  • Counts: due counts agree across the app, home grid, widgets and smart decks through one shared check, and orphaned cards no longer inflate selected-deck counts.
  • Insights: daily study-time and cards-studied averages divide by the days you actually practiced, and average accuracy counts days you scored zero.
  • Insights: the study streak is free for everyone, and the inaccurate per-card streak row is gone.
  • Import: CSV import keeps cards that already exist in other decks, preserves line breaks inside quoted fields, reads Windows and Excel files correctly and will not merge into a deck you just deleted.
  • Import: Anki import decodes repeated emoji and HTML entities, keeps bold and italic on the right characters and handles single-field notes front-only.
  • Practice: Handoff ratings are no longer double-applied on the receiving device, unapplied ratings flush when the app backgrounds mid-session and the last rating stays undoable.
  • Practice: a card whose last review looks future-dated no longer skews scheduling, and a zero-card session shows a clear state instead of an empty screen.
  • Premium: subscribers in a billing grace period keep access, Restore Purchases syncs with the App Store first and your entitlement is re-checked on every launch.
  • Sharing: an attached photo or audio clip stays on the card face you put it on, and exported files are removed after the share sheet closes.
  • Card editor: drafts persist so unsaved text survives switching apps, photo-load failures surface as an alert instead of saving silently, and a cancelled draft is discarded.
  • Reminders: the in-app toggle is always respected, the app-icon badge clears when you catch up, reminders reschedule after you practice and snoozed ones are cleared.
  • Reminders: study reminders are per-device, and due-reminder throttling measures from when a reminder was sent.
  • Recently Deleted: permanent deletion asks for confirmation, and soft-delete actions no longer use the destructive role.
  • Mac: a full menu bar with a Format menu, practice-scoped keyboard shortcuts, responder-chain undo, spell checking in the editor and a Dock menu for Start Review and New Deck.
  • Mac: drag decks out as files, drop files in to import, drag cards onto sidebar decks to move them, and copy selected cards as text.
  • Mac: drag a deck from the sidebar onto a folder row to move it, with the open folder detail refreshing immediately.
  • Mac: ⌘F focuses search, ⌘[ goes back through pushed views, ⌃⌘S toggles the sidebar and ⌘Return creates in the Add Deck sheet.
  • Mac: rename decks and folders in place, sort and customize card-table columns, and remove the selection with the Delete key.
  • Mac: card stats, deck and folder Get Info and insights detail open in a trailing inspector, with selection stats in the window subtitle.
  • Mac: a native purchase and subscription pane in Settings, native sheets and pop-up buttons, hover affordances and tooltips on icon-only controls.
  • Mac: review reminders with a Dock badge, New Card from Selection, printing a deck study sheet and audio controls you can drive from the keyboard.
  • Mac: the window remembers its route between launches, the sidebar collapses fully and the Settings window is titled Settings.
  • iPad: practice hardware-keyboard shortcuts work, Esc dismisses the completion screen and the sidebar deck context menu matches the Home grid.
  • Copy: spaced-repetition jargon is replaced with plain practice wording across insights, onboarding and drills, with actionable error messages and directive empty states.
  • Accessibility: the VoiceOver rotor exposes Open, Move to Folder, Insights and Share, practice progress is announced in plain language and the decorative streak flame is hidden.
  • Onboarding: the tutorial launches as a real practice session and no longer re-runs on additional devices.
  • App icon: vector card shapes with tonal borders replace the raster layers, for a cleaner mark across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Watch.
  • Reliability: startup migrations are isolated and retry on the next launch, practice completion runs its side effects exactly once, and deck load and move errors surface instead of showing empty lists.
Swiftflip 1.13 · 2 releases

Version 1.13.1 ·

Practice fixes for selected decks and folders.

  • Practice: Practice Due is disabled for selected decks and folders when no due cards exist, and Practice All drills the selection without changing scheduling.
  • Practice: type-aware titles show the selected item names during mixed deck and folder sessions.
  • What's New: a clearer Practice All icon and a shorter improvements notice.

Version 1.13.0 ·

Inline counts, instant editors and Practice All that leaves your schedule alone.

  • Decks and folders: counts show inline, smart decks adopt each deck's tint and counts roll smoothly as values change.
  • Smart decks: tap one with due cards to jump straight into practice without opening the deck detail first.
  • Practice: Practice All leaves your spaced-repetition schedule unchanged.
  • Practice: a subtle haptic confirms when a dragged card has entered the commit zone.
  • Practice: deck indicators are always shown, and the toggle has been removed.
  • Performance: editor sheets, deck and smart-deck builders, Recently Deleted, card insights and folder and deck loads open instantly with content already in place.
  • Mac: an end-session menu command with confirmation, a sidebar that refreshes immediately after edits, folder names that reload after rename and sheets that size to their content.
  • Sharing: the share sheet has a proper title and icon, and allows spaces in shared file names.
  • Copy: the folder context menu reads Open Folder instead of Open Deck, and the tutorial deck has a clearer first-run subtitle.
  • Smaller fixes: the AI generation sheet opens at full height, overflow menus are polished on iPhone and Mac, and edit sheets no longer snap content into place.
Swiftflip 1.12 · 2 releases

Version 1.12.1 ·

Paywall and layout fixes.

  • Smart decks: the system Due for Practice deck no longer routes through the paywall, so due-cards practice runs from the deck list and the Mac sidebar without an upgrade prompt.
  • Mac: the paywall sheet renders every tier including Lifetime without clipping under the pinned footer.
  • What's New: the Continue button stays clear of the bottom safe area on compact heights like iPhone SE.

Version 1.12.0 ·

A redesigned Insights tab, first-run onboarding and a long run of Apple Watch sync fixes.

  • Insights: a redesign with bento cards and tappable detail pages for Streak, Accuracy, Library and Study Activity, each with its own time ranges, trend chips and chart animations.
  • Insights: Streak detail adds a 90-day heatmap, Library detail shows mastery flows and a per-deck table, and Accuracy detail grounds its framing in the scheduler.
  • Insights: a draggable bento layout with premium-gated reordering and section order that persists.
  • Insights: charts animate on a time-range change, axis and metric labels are clearer, and the Study Activity card is tappable across its full surface with continuous lazy-loaded sessions.
  • Insights: card surfaces are white panels on a subtle grouped background, and the system Due for Practice deck is excluded from library totals.
  • Onboarding: a first-run sheet with a tutorial deck that auto-starts practice, so new users flip a card on first launch.
  • Onboarding: upgraders whose library already has content skip the welcome flow, completion syncs across devices and the overlay stays safe-area aware.
  • Practice: practice selected decks and folders from the home screen, with a unified select-mode toolbar.
  • Practice performance: card scheduling batches into a single save, render order is cached and redundant observation is suppressed.
  • Apple Watch: due cards no longer stick at zero, with foreground refresh, CloudKit import refresh and direct queries that bypass sync faulting.
  • Apple Watch: card order, session size, card mix, review frequency and notification settings configured on iPhone now apply to the watch.
  • Apple Watch: a haptic feedback toggle that syncs with iPhone, Reduce Motion support on the due cards screen and image downsampling to prevent memory crashes.
  • Apple Watch: image and audio-only cards no longer appear invisible while their media is still downloading from iCloud, and cancelling practice no longer flashes the completion screen.
  • Smart decks: the filter editor is rebuilt with a Reminders-style interface, and an incomplete filter condition now matches nothing rather than everything.
  • Smart decks: the system Due for Practice deck is virtual, and duplicates are cleaned up on every launch.
  • Archives: export and import include folders and smart decks alongside decks and cards, deep folder hierarchies round-trip cleanly and older archives stay importable.
  • Archives: a smart deck with unresolved deck or folder references is skipped on import, rather than silently importing a weakened filter.
  • Rich text: link underlines survive toggling underline off, and Mac adds Remove Link and Open Link to the editor context menu.
  • Premium: locked insights cards get a frosted blur, deck and folder analytics are gated and the crown icon is used consistently.
  • Siri and Shortcuts: App Intents read from the same database as the app.
  • Scheduling: the review frequency setting is re-read on every schedule call, and folder hierarchy traversal detects cycles.
  • Insights performance: study stats compute off the main actor for smoother loading.
  • Mac: fixed a crash opening insights from a folder, the Edit button and deck title when navigating through folders, and the Practice Due toolbar button now matches the deck view.
  • Mac: ⌘1, ⌘2 and ⌘3 jump to Insights sections, and the Settings window resizes to its content.
  • Reliability: a crash when swiping cards during practice is fixed by moving Handoff activity saves off the main actor.
  • Reliability: Recently Deleted loading and empty states are fixed, and the What's New Continue button stays visible when the Mac window loses focus.
  • Localization: import summaries, Handoff messages, counts and accessibility labels use explicit interpolation so translated text stays correct.
  • Design: paywall and insights surfaces use native materials, calmer motion and Reduce Motion support.
Swiftflip 1.11 · 2 releases

Version 1.11.1 ·

Upgrade and share-extension fixes, plus scheduling state in exports.

  • Upgrades: the app-group destination is created before copying, fixing an Unable to Start crash for upgrading users.
  • Upgrades: a support directory stranded by a partial 1.11.0 migration is repaired, restoring images and audio.
  • Share extension: store migration is hardened against data loss when the extension launches before the app after an upgrade.
  • Share extension: a setup-required message appears instead of failing silently when the shared store is not ready, and migration errors surface rather than booting an empty library.
  • Export: scheduling state travels with your cards, so stability, difficulty, reps, lapses and last review survive an export and import.
  • Import: both the old and new export formats are read, falling back to the legacy fields when the newer ones are absent.

Version 1.11.0 ·

Spotlight search, card links and a rebuilt share extension, with Digital Crown zoom on Apple Watch.

  • Spotlight: decks and cards are indexed in system search on iPhone, iPad and Mac, and tapping a result goes straight to the deck.
  • Cards: add links and tap them during practice to open them in your browser.
  • Practice: pinch to zoom on cards for a closer look at text and images.
  • Share extension: shared URLs arrive as clickable links, with rich text and separate front and back fields instead of a single display name.
  • Share extension: cards are created directly, so they appear immediately without reopening the app.
  • Share extension: per-platform editing views, and no more out-of-memory crash when sharing files larger than 50 MB.
  • Storage: the library moves to a shared app-group container through an atomic migration that preserves iCloud metadata.
  • Apple Watch: Digital Crown zoom up to 2.5x and drag to pan on practice cards, so small text and image detail are readable.
  • Apple Watch: tap to flip and swipe to grade are disabled while zoomed to prevent accidental input, resetting automatically after five seconds.
  • Apple Watch: the deck name and progress count collapse into one header row to maximize card area, and cards slide off cleanly when graded.
  • Apple Watch: the iCloud syncing overlay no longer covers the due counter, and garbled progress text is fixed.
  • Practice: the exit dialog shows your correct and incorrect counts.
  • Accessibility: VoiceOver gets Mark correct, Mark incorrect and Flip card actions on practice cards.
  • Home: list animations are unified to prevent sequential flicker on refresh.
Swiftflip 1.10 · 1 release

Version 1.10.0 ·

AI card generation, a For You section on Home and Swedish and Spanish localizations.

  • AI: Premium card generation with guided steps, topic validation and clarification, progress feedback and smarter retries. Requires Apple Intelligence.
  • AI: add cards to an existing deck with generation, with clearer partial results and save-failure handling.
  • Home: a personalized For You section with smart deck recommendations and AI deck creation from a suggestion.
  • Home: For You cards carry context menus for quick deck actions, adapt to a multi-column layout on iPad and refresh immediately after you edit or delete content.
  • Home: dismissing a suggestion hides it with exponential backoff, and an empty state appears when all decks are deleted.
  • Customization: an emoji picker for deck and folder icons.
  • Localization: Swedish and Spanish, with translation improvements across the app and translated example deck names and sample cards.
  • Premium: folders, custom icons and AI features now require Premium, and the paywall gains an animated call to action and clearer messaging.
  • Practice: options split into Due Cards and All Cards.
  • Apple Watch: practice settings for images and audio playback, with incompatible due cards skipped and summarized.
  • Apple Watch: grade swipes follow your finger immediately, single-line cards no longer scroll and a Cancel action stops an active session.
  • Mac: Home is a first-class sidebar destination, with more consistent toolbar and overflow menus and refined AI generation flows.
  • Mac: card editing reliably loads existing front and back text, and Add Card keeps unsaved draft text when you switch away and back.
  • iOS: full-screen card text editing for front and back, with smoother placeholder behavior and long-text clipping fixed.
  • iPad: navigation, paywall presentation sizing and stability fixes, including an AI generation crash, plus restored sidebar Add actions and smoother deck switching.
  • Folders: search added to the folder detail view.
  • Decks: an Add Card button appears prominently when a deck is empty, and search appears only once decks contain cards.
  • Onboarding: tips use cleaner styling and consistent placement, and Add Card tips appear only when a deck is empty.
  • Editing: deck and folder edit sheets preserve unsaved changes when views reappear.
  • Import: cancelling a CSV import stops it promptly instead of continuing in the background.
  • Notifications: scheduling coalesces requests for more reliable delivery.
  • Shortcuts: better phrase localization and shortcut catalog targeting.
  • Accessibility: clearer VoiceOver labelling and more consistent button behavior in the AI wizard and paywall.
  • Reliability: fixed a rare crash in background refresh, and improved audio playback completion and import and shortcut request handling.
Swiftflip 1.9 · 1 release

Version 1.9.0 ·

Native sharing, a redesigned practice completion screen and easier access to Insights.

  • Sharing: share decks, cards and folders natively, and open Swiftflip files through AirDrop or Quick Look.
  • Insights: view insights for individual cards, decks and folders from context menus and toolbars, with custom ranges and a Card Breakdown section.
  • Insights: help labels added across sections, and improved sheet styling and stability.
  • Practice: a redesigned completion screen with session insights, a progress ring and a perfect score celebration. Confetti matches the ring color and uses card-shaped pieces.
  • Practice: a smooth entrance animation when starting a session, and a confirmation dialog that prevents navigating away from an active one.
  • Practice: the Card Order setting is simplified, with descriptive help text.
  • Handoff: graded cards are restored when you continue practice on another device.
  • Recently Deleted: grouped by deck section, with more reliable loading and search.
  • Import: CSV import skips empty files instead of creating empty decks.
  • Menus: deck and folder menus are reorganized for easier access to common actions.
  • Layout: better layouts on small screens like iPhone SE.
  • Mac: the card editor file picker opens correctly, sidebar row clicks register more reliably and audio-only cards show an audio indicator in the card list.
Swiftflip 1.8 · 3 releases

Version 1.8.2 ·

  • Reminders: fixed a crash when tapping a study reminder notification.

Version 1.8.1 ·

Card editor, Handoff and translation fixes.

  • iOS: the image button in the card editor works again.
  • Mac: Handoff from iPhone works reliably on a cold start.
  • Folders: fixed missing translations in folder views.

Version 1.8.0 ·

Folders, study reminders, an unlimited free tier and a broad accessibility pass.

  • Folders: organize decks into folders, and move them between folders or back to the root from the context menu.
  • Free tier: unlimited decks and cards.
  • Audio: add audio recordings to cards for pronunciation practice and listening exercises. Cards with audio show a waveform icon in the card list.
  • Audio: playback errors show clear feedback instead of failing silently, and audio-only cards use a cleaner two-row layout matching text cards.
  • Reminders: study reminders notify you when cards are about to become due, update immediately when you change frequency and space intervals better through the day.
  • Recently Deleted: multi-select with bulk restore and delete on iPhone, permanent deletion directly from the trash, and filter chips for narrowing the list.
  • Recently Deleted: Premium users can filter by smart decks, which are hidden for everyone else.
  • Decks: sort by name, creation date or modification date, and an improved folder toolbar with edit mode and menu options.
  • Feedback: a Send Feedback button in iPhone settings and the Mac Help menu.
  • Accessibility: Dynamic Type support throughout the app, better color contrast through semantic color tokens, and progress ring animation that respects Reduce Motion.
  • Accessibility: VoiceOver announces icon names instead of symbol identifiers, with labels added to paywall pricing, folder views and the What's New screen.
  • Cards: long words wrap properly on flashcards.
  • Design: cleaner deck and folder views with stat summaries removed, smoother delete animations, spring progress rings and cleaner paywall styling.
  • Mac: window size and position are remembered between launches, card table editing is faster, and double-clicking a card in the table opens it for editing.
  • Mac: the Add Media button works correctly in the card editor, the Folders sidebar section hides when you have no folders, and the redundant End Session button is gone from practice.
  • iOS: the card list refreshes immediately after swipe to delete, and home screen quick actions navigate correctly to decks and practice.
  • Performance: background animations pause when the app is not visible to save battery, and paywall background animation is cheaper.
  • Reliability: the interface refreshes immediately after editing cards, decks or folders, and audio playback UI updates during practice.

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