Small but spicy update drop 🔥
I just shipped a handful of improvements that came straight from your feedback:
• Repeat got smarter — you can now add a pause between phrases.
Try 0.5s or 1s if you need a moment to process what you just heard. (Off by default.)
• New playback speed: 0.75x — a nice middle ground between normal and 0.5x. Much more natural if slow feels tooslow.
• Shuffle for Favorites — if you’ve imported your own words/phrases, you can now mix them up on repeat so it doesn’t feel like Groundhog Day every time.
Just tap the small round shuffle button in Favorites to turn it on.
This is exactly the kind of stuff I love adding — small, practical, user-driven improvements.
Keep the ideas coming. If it makes sense, I’ll build it.
Comments (5)
Dude, I really think you should develop an affiliate program for this. It's a really good tool and useful.
Hello, I recently joined Playphrase.me. So far, I’ve tried downloading videos for a single phrase, but every time I click the download button, the same and one single video is downloaded. I don’t understand how to download multiple videos with different movie scenes for the same phrase. Could you please help me?
Hello, the videos are not playing automatically one after another. Every second video stops, and I have to click in the middle to continue. Previously, everything worked smoothly. What could be causing this? Thank you for your understanding and assistance. Kind regards,
Could you describe the scenario in more detail? Specifically, where exactly? Is it Reels? Regular search? Mobile app? What device? What is the use case? Our site is large, and searches can be conducted in different places. Yes, I slightly changed the video player's logic yesterday. There might be some regression. I would be very grateful for additional information.
Love this site! Not sure where to add further suggestions, but is it possible to be able to search with punctuations? For example, searching for "Hello?" instead of "Hello" would yield different search results. That would be very helpful. Also, do you have a master guide of search tips? I remember there was a tip you posted previously about being able to search for the first and last word of sentence. Thanks!