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- a scrollbar and search for the Online Library would be helpful
- switching difficulty levels in the middle of reading could be helpful. Or if you keep that on a separate page, returning automatically to the last open position. (I was floating between beginner levels to find the right amount of challenge)
Are you using APIs that are unavailable on iOS 16 and under, or is it a matter of testing? My understanding was that about 25% of iPhone users aren’t on iOS 17 (myself included!) so it’s a fairly large demographic
I'd love to see this on top of audible. Game changer for language learning!
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This looks really cool. I’d have loved to give it a try as someone interested in improving my French, but I wasn’t able to download the app since it’s pinned to the latest version of iOS only. Are you using APIs that are unavailable on iOS 16 and under, or is it a matter of testing? My understanding was that about 25% of iPhone users aren’t on iOS 17 (myself included!) so it’s a fairly large demographic
I'd use this if it had a book I wanted to read. A while back, I tried Prismatext ( https://prismatext.com/ ). It only offered old classics that had come out of copyright (ie, Project Gutenberg) and a handful of poorly-reviewed modern novels. If you can license a modern book that someone would actually choose to read on their own, I'd pay for it. Bonus if I can sort/browse the available books by Goodreads (or similar)…
Thanks for the feedback. One of the features allows users to upload an epub to use in the app. Although I realise that a better method is needed, as it has become harder to find legitimate places to buy epub formatted books.