Poppins is a clean, rounded sans-serif font that’s super easy on the eyes. Because of its consistent letter spacing and open shapes, it reduces eye strain and helps you move through text faster — which matters a lot when you’re trying to read in a foreign language and already spending extra mental energy decoding words.
Right now “Ask AI” sits at the bottom of the panel, which means every time I want to use a custom prompt I have to scroll down to reach it. That’s a small but constant interruption to the reading flow.
This matters especially if you use custom prompts (e.g., “give me 3 example sentences at B2 level” or “explain the grammar structure here”). The whole point of a personalized prompt is speed — getting context fast and jumping right back into reading. Having to scroll to reach it every single time kills that momentum.
Both of these are low-effort changes on the dev side but would add up to a noticeably faster and more comfortable experience during longer sessions.
I find it easy to reach the “Ask AI” field with one swipe.
But, I feel that the prompt selection could be easier. Right now, I have to tap into the empty field for “Ask AI”, then scroll up to find my past prompt, and the UI doesn’t clearly differentiate the previous prompts (looks like a mass of text), so it takes effort to identify and pick the one I use most.
Also, there’s no way to delete duplicate prompts, which makes the list feel cluttered and noisy.
For me, this field needs a balance between picking from a list of frequently used prompts (I love asking about the etymology), and the confidence to write new prompts without the fear that the drop-down will get crowded.
Also, there’s no way to delete duplicate prompts, which makes the list feel cluttered and noisy.
For me, this field needs a balance between picking from a list of frequently used prompts (I love asking about the etymology), and the confidence to write new prompts without the fear that the drop-down will get crowded.
Yeah, I second this – I hesitate to use ask AI for one-off questions because it’ll clutter the list and maybe even eliminate some of my go-tos. And that’s a counter-productive incentive! So a checkbox to say whether to remember the question or not, or a separate box for one-off questions, or something like that would be great. And yeah, the ability to edit the list too.
