Learnito vs Star Fort Builder

Learnito helps you remember anything — vocabulary, history dates, programming concepts, formulas — using the scientifically proven Leitner spaced-repetition system. HOW IT WORKS Every card lives in one of 5 boxes. Get it right, and it moves up — reviewed less often as you master it (1, 2, 4, 7, then 14 days). Get it wrong, and it goes straight back to Box 1 for extra practice. No guesswork, no cramming — just cards resurfacing exactly when your memory needs them. FEATURES • Create decks, organized by category (Language, Science, History, Math, Programming, and more) • Add cards by voice instead of typing • Add multiple cards at once • Move a card between boxes manually • Quick, swipe-friendly study sessions with flip-card review • Daily streaks to keep your habit alive, with smart reminders for cards that are due • Free Practice, without affecting your spaced-repetition schedule • Progress dashboard with stats and charts across all your decks • Sync your decks and progress across devices • Sign in with Apple or email — your data stays tied to your account, never shared • Fully available in English and Turkish Whether you're learning a new language, studying for an exam, or just trying to remember more of what you read, Learnito turns repetition into a system that actually works.

Assuming you mean the **last App Store version users received**, the app has changed substantially. Here’s a release-ready summary: ## Major additions - Added **“What Are Star Forts?”**, an illustrated historical introduction with links into related forts, books, and features. - Added a full **Discover** section with curated books, documentaries, museums, tours, maps, artwork, and articles. - Added a **Science** section, including an interactive cannon-trajectory simulator. - Added **Plan Your Visit** information to fort pages: - Official websites - Hotels and nearby stays - Tours and restaurants - Car-rental options for remote forts - Clear affiliate-link disclosures - Added verified **Wikipedia links for 104 of 107 forts**. ## Library and historical documents - Expanded the offline historical Library with more fortification and scientific works. - Added **Galileo’s _Two New Sciences_** and **Newton’s _Principia_**, with title-page cover images. - Added the public-domain **1638 English translation of Marolois’s _Art of Fortification_** to the project, pending its final Library wiring. - Compressed several large built-in books while preserving readability: - Earlier compression saved approximately **82 MB** - Coehoorn’s book was reduced from **18.6 MB to 5.8 MB** - Verified that every currently registered offline book opens and reports the correct page count. ## Fort information improvements - Added visible **condition badges** to fort detail pages. - Added **design traditions** to Browse cards. - Added historical photographs and related content improvements. - Added clearer notices when no reliable historical measurements have been published. - Improved the display of alternate and historical fort names. - Added museum locations to the Google Earth export. ## Fort Builder improvements - Added shared **wall-profile controls** and cross-section visualizations. - Added wall cross-sections to exported Builder PDFs. - Added an **Export Options** sheet so users can choose whether to include: - Fort diagram - Measurements - Wall profile - Improved fort geometry, measurements, and proportional rendering. - Added or improved wilderness-fort building features and walkthrough content. ## Navigation and appearance - Reorganized the home screen into the requested order: 1. What Are Star Forts? / Discover 2. Browse Forts / Fort Builder 3. Library / Science 4. Google Earth View / Settings 5. About - Updated the hamburger menu to follow the same structure. - Added optional image tiles to the home screen. - Added subtle visual polish to buttons. - Replaced the iOS/App Store icon with the aerial photograph of **Fort Bourtange**. ## iPhone reliability - Audited every custom menu, modal, drawer, and bottom sheet. - Fixed Browse and Library filter sheets so their contents cannot collapse on a real iPhone. - Previously fixed the same native-layout issue in the unit selector. - Verified all pop-ups in Expo Go on a physical iPhone. - Confirmed the photo lightbox, comparison picker, Builder export options, PDF page-jump dialog, menus, filters, and native photo action sheets work correctly. ## Release information - Visible app version is now **1.0.1**. - The new Fort Bourtange icon is configured specifically as the iOS icon used on the phone and in App Store Connect. ### Short “What’s New” version > Explore a new illustrated introduction to star forts, discover curated books, museums, tours, and documentaries, and experiment with fortification science. Fort pages now include richer historical information, travel resources, official links, and improved measurements. This release also expands the offline document library, improves PDF exports, introduces a new Fort Bourtange app icon, reorganizes navigation, and fixes menus and filter sheets on iPhone.