The three of us raised an important issue today at lunch, and it is this: if you had a pit full of marshmallow Peeps, and it was infinitely deep, how would scientists determine its infinitude? …

All right, the user item list is up and running on your Vocabulary tab. Check it out to see what you’re scheduled to learn, what you last studied, and what you know the least. This …

Several bugs made it through today; apologies if you witnessed them. For brief periods, characters weren’t loading; for the length of the movie Logan’s Run, tone recognition was whack, with what I thought were impossible-to-occur …

I’ve started a user’s guide to explain what the buttons do and such, until our demo video can show their tiny glories. Check it out, and please let us know how easy it was for …

Fixed a few things today. Nick got the demo to work once again, and also removed the red strokes so they shouldn’t cause confusion anymore. Also, the lists you choose now determine what characters you …

We spent several hours yesterday beta testing at Western Reserve Academy, courtesy of Ms. Kathryn Mueller, Chen Laoshi, and the Burton D. Morgan Foundation. The students that used Skritter liked it, but had a whole …

We made some significant improvements to the speed of the app today. First we fixed the program so that it no longer slows down over time. Before it would always slow down gradually, especially on …

I’ve uploaded what should be a fix for the intermittent freezes of the Flash app that require a reload, like when it pauses and won’t load the next word, or when you write a squig …

Thanks for all the feedback, brilliant beta testers! The way you all are catching bugs and thinking of stuff we haven’t, well, it warms my heart. 谢谢，你们！ For stroke recognition problems, please, just keep writing …

We’re now in beta! We’re telling our friends, you can tell your friends–they’ll probably kiss a baby, they’ll be so happy. There’s a lot of Skritter yet to come, but it works now and we …