v2.11.0 · Changelog | Easy Dictation

New Features

Today's goals: Opening the app without knowing how much is enough for today is how you end up swimming in one more long video and giving up halfway. Now you set your own daily goal across the five things ED can measure — dictation, vocabulary review, new words, shadowing and writing — and every sentence, card and word counts itself. Finish them all and the day is done, and your streak starts running. Know when the day is done.
Today's goals — five things ED measures, one line
Switch on only what you want: If you only want dictation, turn the other four off. Type the number straight in, or nudge it with +/−; dictation can also be set by time instead of sentence count. Your goal, not the app's.
Goals where you actually study: A compact strip on Start here, the full box beside the Memory Rhythm chart in your Vocabulary Book, and a small one right in the learn page sidebar. Hover any goal and it tells you where to do it.
Raising your goal doesn't cost you the streak: A day you already finished stays finished. Switch on three more goals today and your twelve-day streak survives — you never set those goals on those days. Done is done.

Improvements

A much leaner learn-page sidebar: The progress block at the bottom is gone and the finished-sentence count moved up next to CAPTIONS. There's a new button that takes you back to the sentence you left off on, however far you've scrolled. The sentence list now shows about twice as many lines.
Three level buttons in one row: Steady, Natural and Fluent sit side by side, and the explanation appears on hover. The active one is marked with a corner tick.
Vocabulary Book relaid out: Today's goals now sits beside the Memory Rhythm chart instead of stacking above it, so there's less to scroll past.

Fixes

Today's dictation count no longer includes the whole video: Reopening an old video where you had done 199 sentences showed 199 for today, even if you typed nothing. It now counts only what you added today.
The campaign badge no longer covers the language menu: Opening the language menu hid one of the entries behind the promotion badge.