Feature Requests

Yes, this may seem similar to the "Export cards" feature, but it's a bit different. I’d like the option to export cards as a .pdf file, so I can print them out and use them without needing a mobile device or internet access. This would be especially useful for schools and teachers who want to work with flashcards in a more traditional, offline setting. Díky, Daniel.

When reading text, experience points are accrued constantly, and when watching videos - only when translating incomprehensible words. It would be much better if experience points were also generated when watching videos, so that the time spent reading and watching would be evaluated equally. I hope I was able to explain the problem clearly😅 Thank you for your attention 😊

Hello! When I go check whether my writing is correct, sometimes I need to click on the writing just so I can see the entirely sentence (when the sentence is large). Now that I'm putting bigger sentences, the lack of space to view the entire text at once affects the whole comprehension where I went wrong. My suggestion is to enlarge the writing space visualization so someone can check their sentence all at once. I hope I could explain well, thanks for the opportunity and for the improvements on Duocards. Cheers from Brazil

Being able to listen to podcasts is very helpful as we can directly add new words to our deck.

Currently there is an approximately ~2 second lag latency between pressing the sentence audio button, and before the audio plays. The wait is jarring to the study experience, and bringing this lag time down would be a great improvement. Perhaps consider an option to trigger TTS generation when the card is loaded by default?

Dear DuoCards Team, I hope this message finds you well. First of all, thank you for creating such a helpful and user-friendly app. DuoCards has become an essential part of my language learning routine, and I truly appreciate the thoughtful design and learning features you’ve provided. I would like to suggest a new feature that could further enhance the vocabulary learning experience: a dictation-based mode where users practice by either: Listening to a word or sentence and then typing it out (listen & write) Viewing the meaning or translation and typing the corresponding word (meaning → word) These exercises are highly effective for reinforcing memory, improving spelling, and promoting active recall—especially for learners aiming to develop writing and listening skills alongside reading. Adding this kind of functionality could make DuoCards even more comprehensive as a vocabulary tool and benefit a wide range of learners with different study preferences. Thank you for considering this idea. I look forward to seeing how DuoCards continues to grow and support language learners worldwide. Best regards, Tram

I hope you can add an option to add the romaji on a card after tapping it. Let's say I'm having trouble with a certain card and I can't remember it (since I turned off the voice and the romaji on the settings) and I tapped it, the reading (voice) and the romaji of a card would display.

There are great anki shared decks that one could use very well in duo cards!