AI Italian Minute

The home screen is now a path. Lessons run as a numbered trail, so you see the route through the course instead of a grid of cards — and the screen scrolls straight to where you left off. Grammar and discussions now have tabs of their own. Pronunciation got livelier: voices alternate between words, and slow mode is finally slow. The matching exercise no longer freezes, it can be skipped, and the pairs you match count toward every word in the round. Long-press the app icon to start a lesson, add a word, open the dictionary or set up the widget. Reward screens appear smoothly, the widget background and preview are fixed, and so are a dozen places where the app could hang or quit on its own.