https://flashquest.net/changelog What shipped in FlashQuest, release by release. en https://flashquest.net/changelog flashquest-release-2.5 A rebuilt AI Studio: build a deck from anything you paste, drop, scan, or describe. Import quality hardening across Quizlet, CSV, and TSV paths. Dozens of small fixes from the community inbox. https://flashquest.net/changelog flashquest-release-2.1 Multiple-choice options now adapt to your mastery: beginners see fairer mixes, masters get pushed. Answer cards render instantly and never swap mid-question. Decks prepare their option pools at creation, so your first Quest starts fast. https://flashquest.net/changelog flashquest-release-2.0 FSRS-6 staged in as the scheduling engine, with per-user parameter tuning behind the scenes. Fill-in-the-blank cards now schedule each blank separately. Desired retention presets: pick how safe you want your memory to be. https://flashquest.net/changelog flashquest-release-1.9 The community deck marketplace: publish, rate, and pull decks with full-text search. Living decks: subscribers get creator updates with a changelog and one-tap rollback. Collections chain decks into sequenced learning paths. https://flashquest.net/changelog flashquest-release-1.8 Rooms now run on realtime infrastructure: four-letter codes, QR invites, live scoreboards. Host-authoritative scoring so nobody argues with the dealer. Rematch button. It always gets used. https://flashquest.net/changelog flashquest-release-1.7 35 sound effects with a resilient audio engine that survives iOS interruptions. Navigation sounds, streak fanfares, and a proper deck-mastery moment. Scroll-driven motion and reveal polish across 29 screens. https://flashquest.net/changelog flashquest-release-1.6 Friend requests, streak duels, and weekly leaderboards with challenge buttons. Referrals: your first friend unlocks avatar colors for you both. Study groups with shared decks and assignments.