u/DeerlyNoted

Hey everyone! Hope all is well. Some of you have been asking about new languages and updates to existing courses, so I checked with the team and have a little news to share.
We currently have four language courses in development:
- One brand-new language joining LingoDeer.
- Two higher-level courses for languages we already offer, giving learners more to work toward.
- One fully reworked course for another language already on LingoDeer.

Thank you for your patience, support, and all the feedback you share here. We can’t reveal the languages just yet, and we’re still unsure which course will launch first.

We know some of you have been waiting for more learning material, and I’m glad we can finally give you a more concrete update!
Which are you most excited about: a new language, higher-level lessons, or a reworked course? Feel free to share your language wish list too.

What do you think about the use of AI in language learning apps? Do some apps take it too far? Should there be no AI features in apps at all? Should there be more features? I’m curious to hear what you think of this topic and the broader AI debate.

Hi all! It's time to share your learning achievements in the comments 👇 let us know what is going well and if you are struggling with anything. We are all here to help.

When you speak do you find that sometimes fear of not speaking correctly impedes on speaking itself? If you have experienced this in the past but no longer do, how did you overcome it?

Hi all! It's time to share your learning achievements in the comments 👇 let us know what is going well and if you are struggling with anything. We are all here to help.

Hi all! It's time to share your learning achievements in the comments 👇 let us know what is going well and if you are struggling with anything. We are all here to help.

If so, how do you go about?

Hi all! It's time to share your learning achievements in the comments 👇 let us know what is going well and if you are struggling with anything. We are all here to help.

Hi all! It's time to share your learning achievements in the comments 👇 let us know what is going well and if you are struggling with anything. We are all here to help.

Hey Deers. We’ve all had that moment: you open your SRS reviews, see hundreds of cards waiting, and quietly decide that perhaps tomorrow is a better day to learn a language.

Android users can now spread a large SRS backlog across a custom date range. Instead of throwing every card at you at once, LingoDeer will give you a more manageable portion each day.

The quick way:

1. Tap the three-line menu and open Manage SRS schedule.
2. Select all the units in the list.
3. Tap Adjust at the bottom.
4. Under Adjust review time, select Custom range.
5. Choose your start and end dates.
6. Confirm.

Voilà! Your daily review pile should look much less terrifying.

Want more control over which cards get moved?

1. Open Manage SRS schedule.
2. Tap the calendar icon in the top-right corner.
3. Choose one of the three tabs: • All: Every card • New: New cards only • Custom range: Cards due during a specific period
4. Select the cards you want to reschedule.
5. Tap Adjust, choose Custom range, and set your preferred dates.

This feature is still experimental, so we’d genuinely love your feedback. Does it make a large backlog feel more manageable? Is anything confusing? How many cards were glaring judgmentally at you before you rescheduled them?

If the response is positive, we’ll look into bringing it to iOS too.

A quick note for iOS users: We also adjusted the Tell Me Why feature. If tile exercises were being marked wrong because of “incorrect use of spaces,” please update to the latest version.

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Hey all. Here’s what we worked on this week:

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Web

Expanded the Japanese Alphabet section

We added more exercises and explanations covering dakuten, handakuten, yōon, digraphs, and related sound combinations.

The goal is to make these patterns easier to recognize and give learners more practice before they encounter them in full lessons.

Android

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Made SRS easier to find

We adjusted the Review tab interface so the main SRS review section stands out more clearly.

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Better integration between Custom Review and SRS

When you mark a flashcard as difficult during a Custom Review session, you can now choose to have that affect when the card appears again in the main SRS.

This should make it easier to give extra attention to words that keep causing trouble, without having to manage them separately.

Have you tried any of these changes yet? We’d especially like to hear whether the updated Japanese Alphabet section feels clear and whether the new difficult-card option improves your review routine.

Hi all! It's time to share your learning achievements in the comments 👇 let us know what is going well and if you are struggling with anything. We are all here to help.