The latest major update introduces significant platform compatibility and interface changes for the Apple Watch. Due to a total absence of post-update reviews, the impact on user sentiment and ratings remains neutral. The release focuses on technical stability and feature parity across devices.

Study Cards 2.4 is our biggest update yet, rebuilt from the ground up.

Apple Watch, reimagined
• Your deck, read aloud: the card turns over as the answer is spoken
• One big Play button, ringed with your progress through the deck
• Turn the Digital Crown to step through cards, one click at a time
• Control playback from your AirPods and the Now Playing screen
• Double tap to play and pause on supported watches

Smoother studying
• The pauses between sides and between cards now work exactly as set, on iPhone and Apple Watch
• Deck settings save as you change them

A better deck editor
• A larger input area you can drag to resize
• The card you are editing is highlighted and stays in view
• A button above the keyboard to put it away

Fixes
• Fixed a crash at launch on the latest iOS
• Sharing a deck now keeps your study progress
• Cards containing a "|" are no longer cut short
• Fixed a crash when importing a deck with a short first line

Requires iOS 16 and watchOS 9.

The latest major update introduced Wear OS compatibility and navigation improvements alongside a fix for large file import crashes. Due to a total absence of user reviews in the post-update period, the impact on sentiment and ratings remains neutral. The update currently lacks sufficient data to determine if these changes improve the user experience.

• A new Wear OS app built around listening: your deck is read aloud, and the card turns over as the answer is spoken
• Turn the bezel or crown to step through cards
• On the watch, playback follows your deck's pause and voice settings
• Fixed a crash when importing a large file