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Introducing the new List Widget: view cards that are ready to study, check on study progress of the list, and even create cards or start a study session right from the widget.
This update surfaces helpful information to various screens: Studies display your progress, and all lists of cards and calendar days show the number of cards on each section (upcoming, available, and finished cards). In addition, Shortcuts actions like Study Card and Get Card play back recorded audio.
Fix poor study animations frame rate in folders and improve reveal and scoring gestures when cards are scrollable.
Say hello to a new Advanced Learner feature: Audio Transcripts. Now you can read your recordings in studies and in lists whenever it's inconvenient to listen to them.
In addition, you can now attach audio to new cards from Shortcuts, study performance is snappier on Mac and iPad, and the UI looks more solid (specially selection / inactive states) on Mac and iPad.
This update makes the study view much smoother, specially when studying a folder. We also fixed several audio recording and copy/paste bugs.
This update introduces a much requested feature: audio recording and playback for card questions and answers! These can be recorded within the app, from the file picker, or imported en-masse from a folder. It also includes visual refinements, and fixes to Live Activities.
This update introduces a Live Activity to keep track of your current study session, enables continuing studies on other folders when finishing a study session, adds a setting to help reduce the number of notifications coming from multiple folders, and brings multiple stability and performance improvements across Mac, iPhone, and iPad.
This update improves stability (Mac, specially), adds a folder picker to New card editors, and fixes notification previews of hidden areas.
We redesigned the annotation editor, adding the capability of hiding areas of an image to study them and improved its text scanning UI. There's also stability fixes for Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
This release brings major performance improvements to Anki import, adds Anki export, faster performance across editing and imports, new ways to create cards and annotations from the clipboard and Files, and redesigned Mac Settings. It also includes many stability fixes across Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
Now you can import Anki decks created with the latest versions of Anki. It supports Cloze cards and simple text/image combinations. It also brings fixes and polish across Mac, iPad, and iPhone.
This update add new Shortcuts actions and updates for the new Extract Cards feature, improves card extraction, and fixes several study, help, and Quick Entry issues across iPhone, iPad, and Mac.
This update brings a great improvement to Quick Entry: Enter any text or url, and it extracts cards sequentially using Apple Intelligence. It's a great starting point for a deck! Note: This feature is available in Advanced Learner and only on devices and regions where Apple Intelligence is available.
This update focuses on improving Mac and iPad: smoother Continuity between devices, better menu bar state handling, and lots of polish throughout the app.
This update includes showing checkmarks on folders when they are finished, accessibility improvements, color/contrast refinements, a new shortcut action and a rotation fix.
This update brings powerful new automation capabilities with Shortcuts, Siri integration, improves typing performance on mac and makes it easier to swap questions and answers on cards.
This update mainly fixes Quick Entry syntax highlighting, widget/notification background update reliability and other bug fixes.
This update includes performance improvements, fixes for Mac-specific issues, and better stability when importing and exporting content.
Benkyo Box 1.5.2 is here — and with it, the very first Mac release of Benkyo Box!
This update focuses on polish, small design touches, and a handful of important fixes for both iOS and macOS.
This release also includes updated help text translations and other behind-the-scenes refinements to keep Benkyo Box running smoothly.
New Liquid Glass redesign for iPhone and iPad. Many windowing features have also been incorporated from the upcoming Mac version into the iPad app as well, making it even more capable.
While we work on bringing Benkyo Box to macOS, we’ve added new features and fixes that improve the experience on iPad. These are included in this release:
This release improves the feel of the scoring control by making its interactive area more forgiving and by making the gauge pointer actually follow the drag location (when dragging on the gauge). It also includes a plethora of underlying updates related to the upcoming iOS 26 and Mac version.
This release brings fixes and improvements to the image annotation editor.
This release adds subtle but satisfying sounds throughout the app, with various sound themes for you to choose from. It also includes many under the hood changes for our upcoming macOS version, some of which improve the iPad version as well.
This release primarily add and improves translations. It also makes it default to not repeat cards within a study session so that you can finish them more quickly. The spaced repetition intervals stay the same, so you'll still see cards again after some time.
This release brings Benkyo Box to Spanish (Latin America, United States and Spain), the first translation of many to come. As a nice side effect, it also brings consistency and style improvements to all English text found throughout the app.
This release focuses on iPad polish and bug fixes, with some of them benefitting iPhone.
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