Public decks now stay up to date
Adding a public deck now subscribes you to it instead of creating a copy. When its author fixes or adds content, you receive the update automatically.
Your existing copies remain personal decks. All review progress and Known marks are preserved. To receive future updates, subscribe to the matching deck in the Deck Library.
Choose what appears in Review All
Every subscribed deck now has an Active or Disabled setting:
- Active: cards appear in Review All.
- Disabled: cards stay out of Review All, but the deck remains available for individual review and Practice mode.
When the same card belongs to multiple decks, it remains in Review All as long as at least one of those decks is Active.
Disabling a deck never deletes cards or resets progress.
Simpler JLPT exam decks
The 50 date-based JLPT decks are now 10 consolidated decks: one vocabulary deck and one grammar deck for each JLPT level. Duplicate cards have been merged.
Existing subscriptions and personal copies are unchanged. You can subscribe to the new consolidated decks from the Deck Library.
Higher free limits
| Limit | Before | Now |
|---|---|---|
| Personal decks | 2 | 5 |
| Cards per deck | 30 | 200 |
Premium limits remain 20 decks with 500 cards each.
My Words joins your SRS library
Every account now includes two fixed decks:
- My Vocabulary for saved vocabulary.
- My Grammar for saved grammar patterns.
Bookmarks and Add to My Words save entries to the matching deck. These decks can be Active or Disabled, support review and Practice mode, and do not count toward your personal deck limit. Each holds up to 500 cards.
Existing My Words entries, Known marks, and review progress have already moved across. The old /my-words URL now redirects to My Vocabulary.
No action needed
Your decks and progress are preserved, and existing decks start as Active. The two new My Words decks appear automatically.