Release 0.0.6 — Smoother on your phone, fairer Daily batches
Mobile layout fixes. A deck spanning many folders no longer stretches
the app past the edge of the screen — deck cards list a couple of folders plus a
“+N” tag, and no screen can push the bottom navigation out of view
anymore.
Import shows the folder that matters. Deeply nested target folders
read tail-first (…/Beginner/Unit 1) and a tap reveals the full path; deleting the last
card of a page steps back a page instead of claiming the folder is empty.
Fairer Daily batches. A deck studying both directions now mixes its
new cards in proportion — no more all-one-way days — and “Next batch”
unlocks only what was really waiting, so adding a new lesson later the same day still
respects your daily limit.
Browsing by box tells you more. Every card shows when it comes back
for review, and a tap opens its full details — both sides, box, next review and
folder.
0.0.5
Release 0.0.5 — Tidy up in bulk, tell the AI how to sort, and a Daily that knows when
you're finished
Move cards and folders in bulk. The folder browser has a selection
mode: tick subfolders and cards together — at any depth — and move the whole lot into
any folder from one panel. A folder can never land inside itself, and a single folder
still moves straight from its ⋯ menu. Like everything else, it works offline.
Re-filing an import is easier too: the move panel now lets you
browse your folder tree instead of typing a path from memory, and one
checkbox selects the whole batch.
Tell the AI how to sort. Plesica Plus scans take an optional note —
“file everything under German/Unit 3” — so cards land where you want them from the
start.
Re-prompt the result. Not happy with how a batch came out? Describe
the change (“put the verbs in Grammar/Verbs and split the rest by topic”, new folders
included) and the AI reorganises the cards you're already reviewing. One tap undoes
it, so your own edits are never at risk — and by design the AI can only ever hand back
flashcards, nothing else.
AI is honest about being AI: every AI panel now says plainly that it can misread a
word or lose a detail — which is why nothing is saved until you've looked it over.
Daily study knows when you're actually finished: instead of a “Next batch” button that
silently does nothing, it tells you everything is done for today — and when cards
are waiting behind your limits, it says how many.
Signing in and signing up now state plainly which terms you're agreeing to, with the
refund policy one tap away.
On phones, the on-screen keyboard no longer covers the button you're reaching for —
save and confirm stay above it everywhere.
Behind the scenes: a support console so a subscription question can be answered and
fixed quickly.
0.0.4
Release 0.0.4 — Rich cards with images & audio, AI Scan, lossless export & fair
billing
Cards now support rich formatting: bold, italics, underline, a color
palette, and bullet & numbered lists — perfect for topic cards like “4 reasons for
the fall of Rome”. Both sides use a clean visual editor, in the full card editor and
mid-study.
Cards can also carry images and audio: paste an https link and the
picture renders neatly capped in size, while audio plays in a tidy play/pause pill —
in the editor and while studying. Perfect for anatomy fronts and listening practice.
Offline, media behave gracefully: a picture or audio clip that isn't loaded yet shows
a calm placeholder instead of a broken request, anything already on screen stays
visible — and it all heals itself the moment you're back online.
Flashcards pick the right typography on their own: a one-word card stays a big
centered headline (even with a colored letter), while longer formatted content reads
like a note — and the text-size buttons work everywhere while you study.
New for Plesica Plus: AI Scan on the import page. Photograph or
upload up to 5 pages and the AI drafts cards from them — filing each one into a
fitting existing folder or proposing a simple new one. Every row lands in the normal
import preview for your review; nothing is ever saved silently. €1 of
AI usage is included each month, with an optional one-time +€1 top-up that never
expires.
Export moved to JSON and you now choose what to export: tick folders
in a collapsible tree (everything is selected by default). The file keeps folder paths
and formatting, so an export → import round trip loses nothing.
Import reads the new JSON file and still accepts any CSV you exported earlier — old
files keep working, with the same full preview where every row can be edited before
saving.
You can now load an import straight from a file (or paste it, as before).
The import page got a friendlier face: drag & drop your file onto a proper drop
zone, with a plain-language format guide and examples right where you need them.
The import preview now groups rows by their target folder:
collapsible sections (a dashed border marks folders that will be created), checkbox
selection, and a bulk move / remove bar that retargets many rows — or
a whole group — before you commit.
The New button on the folders screen now opens a small menu — create
a folder or go straight to a new card from the same place.
Billing is live. The optional Plesica Plus
subscription (monthly or yearly) and the one-time
lifetime supporter tier can now be purchased on the
Subscription & support screen — checkout happens right in the
app, your card is managed there, and cancelling stays one click. Everything that was
free before stays free.
A fair-billing detail: buying the lifetime supporter tier while a
subscription is running automatically schedules that subscription's cancellation —
nobody pays for Plus twice.
The website's Pricing section now reflects the live tiers, and our
legal pages grew a plain-language
Pricing & Refund Policy — 14-day money-back guarantee
and one-click cancellation, in writing.
Fixed: the daily progress counter no longer overcounts cards you forgot — the “X of Y
today” line now matches what you actually studied.
0.0.3
Release 0.0.3 — Plesica now works fully offline
The headline: this is the first release where
the whole app works offline. Study, grade, add and edit cards, build
decks — with no connection at all. Every change applies instantly and queues up
safely.
Everything syncs when you're back online: queued changes replay to the server
automatically, with a visible sync status bar — a dropped connection never loses your
work.
After a single online visit, every page and every language works offline — the app
pre-caches itself, so even screens you've never opened load without a network.
Deck cards tell you much more at a glance: total cards, mastered and
in-learning counts with a progress bar, and how much you studied
today.
The Today line now separates cards you forgot from regular reviews — e.g.
2 reviews + 1 forgotten + 5 new — so you see exactly what the day
holds.
The app also starts much faster: pages and languages load on demand, cutting the
initial download to roughly a third.
0.0.2
Release 0.0.2 — Import/export overhaul & study polish
Plesica now speaks 12 languages — the whole app, its emails and this
site are localised. Pick your language from the account menu.
Import & export are folder-path aware, so your data is never locked in: a card CSV
is front,back,folder/path, missing folders are created automatically,
and you can export your entire collection to that same format.
The import preview is fully editable — fix either side or the destination folder of
any row, with autocomplete against your existing folders.
Duplicate-aware import: cards already in your collection (or repeated within the file)
are flagged in red and skipped, and the preview is paginated for large imports.
Browse a deck by box: collapsible Unseen and
Box 0–8 sections show exactly what sits where, each paginated.
While studying, each card is tagged with its Leitner box and its folder.
Resize the flashcard text with the + / − buttons (your choice is remembered), and long
cards no longer overflow the card.
Fix a typo without leaving your session — edit the current card right from Practice or
Daily.
Smoother resume for two-direction (A↔B) decks: the second direction and any relearns
now appear in the right order.
Practice all now lets you pick the prompt direction (A→B or B→A) right next to the
shuffle button.
0.0.1
Release 0.0.1 — First public release
Organise your flashcards into nestable folders, with full card create/edit and CSV
import (preview before anything is saved).
Build study decks from one or more folders, choose a direction (A→B, B→A or both), and
set daily limits.
Two study modes: Practice all (shuffled, no scheduling) and
Daily spaced repetition with Leitner boxes.
Home overview with day streak, due today, studied and mastered counts, plus per-deck
progress.
Accounts with email & password (email verification + password reset) and Google
sign-in.
Shared-account friendly: progress is tracked per deck and per direction, so two
learners stay independent.
Installable PWA, mobile-first and responsive across phone, tablet and desktop.
Built-in onboarding tour to walk you through your first folder, deck and study day.