New documentation: every feature, in three languages

The old documentation covered the basics of each app and not much else. If you wanted to know how to freeze a Deck Pack so it stops showing up in your reviews, or what the calendar's workload report actually does, it wasn't there. Now it is.

What changes

Every feature, not just the headline ones. Each app now has a guide per area, and inside each area a document per feature. Automatic box extraction on diagram cards, daily workload forecasting, grading rubrics, interactive scenes, summaries that cite the exact page of the book: it all has a home.
Organized by topic. The sidebar went from a flat list to a real hierarchy: app, then area, then document. Finding something no longer depends on remembering its name.
Real questions. Every document closes with the questions you actually ask while using the app, answered, plus links to where to go next.
In Spanish, English and Portuguese. All three say the same thing, using button names exactly as they appear in each version of the app.

How we wrote it

We checked every claim against the apps' code before publishing it. If a feature didn't exist, it wasn't documented; if we couldn't confirm a detail, we described it in general terms instead of making it up. We would rather have a guide that says too little than one that promises something the app doesn't do.

Where to start

And if you don't know where to begin, what Noxdragon Academic is explains how the four fit together.