Every Furioke release, newest first — new languages, playback, and reading features as they ship.
1.1.2
Lyrics you write on the web now reach your iPhone. Add or time-sync a song's lyrics on furioke.com and they show up here on the same account — later edits follow on their own.
Edit a song's lyrics right in the app. Fix the words, pull in a cleaner source, or tap the lines to set their timing — no trip to the web needed. Your version saves to your account and shows up on furioke.com too.
See what other learners are singing. Search opens with trending songs — tap one to play it on your own music service.
Word cards can grow. When an explanation runs long, drag the card taller and read everything in place.
Lyrics keep better time. The active line follows playback more closely, especially right after you skip.
Reading keeps getting sharper. The rōmaji row now follows the furigana, so kanji and romanization stay right.
Smoother all around. Spotify quietly reconnects instead of sending you back through its app, and Settings has a Clear Cache button.
1.1.1
Furioke now speaks Simplified Chinese and Korean.
Sing on the big screen. Connect a TV or projector and the lyrics move there, huge and centered, while your phone stays the controller. A Furioke Plus feature.
Tap repeat, then pick a start line and an end line, and that passage loops until you clear it.
Touch and hold a word for a fuller explanation. Furioke Plus now shows how it's used, an example sentence, and a breakdown of its grammar.
Pin your favorite songs. Just like the web, iOS now keeps pinned songs at the top of your library.
Set the lyric text to your own size. A single control scales the whole reading surface up or down.
Choose the color your saved words wear in the lyrics, from a curated palette.
1.1
Korean songs are here. Turn on romaji and Hangul lyrics gain a romanized reading row you can follow by sound.
Furioke speaks Korean now — 한국어 joins the interface languages.