- A public catalogue lets you browse and follow shared decks from the community.
- Published decks now live in their own section on the home screen.
- The publish screen is now split into Share by code and Catalogue tabs, with a status dot showing where your deck stands in catalogue review.
- Followed-deck practice now returns you to the right place and shows progress more clearly.
- Backups now include your study progress for followed decks.
Public Catalogue
The catalogue is a browsable list of decks that publishers have submitted for public listing. Open it from the navigation, tap a deck to preview it, and follow in one step — no manual share link needed.
Decks you already follow show a Following badge in the catalogue so you can tell at a glance what you have and what is new.
Published Decks Have Their Own Section
Published decks now appear in a separate Published decks section on the home
screen.
This makes it easier to tell apart decks you are sharing with other people from the decks you are studying privately, without losing quick access to either.
A Clearer Publish Screen
Managing a published deck is now split into two tabs. Share by code keeps the deck code, copy and share actions, and your follower count in one place. Catalogue holds the deck description and everything about public-catalogue review — submitting, tracking status, and removing the deck from the catalogue.
A small status dot on the Catalogue tab tells you where the deck stands — waiting for review, listed, or not listed — so you can see its publication state at a glance without opening the tab.
Followed-Deck Practice Feels More Consistent
Practice flows for followed decks are more consistent now.
Progress from followed decks shows up more clearly on the home screen, and when you finish a followed-deck review session, the app now takes you back to the right deck view instead of dropping you into the wrong place.
Backups Keep Followed-Deck Progress
Backups now include your study progress for followed decks.
That means your exported backup can keep the review state tied to decks you follow, instead of only preserving progress for decks you created yourself.
Practice Data Is More Reliable On This Device
Recent review progress is now handled more consistently across normal review, followed-deck review, and notification-driven rating actions.
The main effect is simpler: your local study progress is less likely to drift between different parts of the app.
Live now: a public catalogue to discover and follow shared decks, a cleaner home screen for published decks, smoother followed-deck practice, and backups that keep more of your real study history.