- New Serious Mock mode brings official-style directions, strict timing, a mid-test break, one 990 score, and combined review to Listening and full tests — exam day without the commute. - Mistake History now tracks each question's miss count, lets you filter and retry by Part, and syncs the record across devices — your nemesis questions travel with you. - Feedback and problem reports can now include photos or screenshots, because some bugs are better at posing than explaining themselves.

- New study circles let you pair up with friends, check in together each day, keep your mutual streaks alive, and send a quick cheer when someone shows up to study. - New Phrase Match game: a tile-flip memory game that pairs each phrase with its meaning, in three board sizes from a quick round to a proper workout. - Smart Review found its voice — words and phrases now read themselves aloud, with accent and voice options and a replay button, on by default. - Tap or long-press any word — in a passage, a question, or an answer choice — to see what it means in your language. - Account sync is now merge-safe across devices, so your progress stops overwriting itself — plus smaller fixes throughout.

- Reading practice now has a per-question stopwatch: it freezes when the answer is revealed and rates your pace, from blazing all the way to too slow. - Sent us a problem report? Settings → My Reports now shows what happened to it — feedback no longer disappears into the void. - Finished today's Smart Review? Infinity Mode lets you keep drilling vocabulary and phrases past the daily cap. - Flashcards leveled up: every example sentence is translated, synonyms are tappable links, and part-of-speech tags swap language when tapped. - Clearer answer reviews: Part 6 shows per-paragraph translations with your answer inline, and Part 7 explanations now appear in your language. - The home screen got a calmer, single-accent redesign — same content, fewer colors fighting for attention. - Lots of polish: listening transcripts synced word-for-word to their audio, sharper drill explanations, score estimates that ignore redo rounds, and a goal-wizard crash fix.

- Already know a word by heart? Mark it as known and it stops turning up in your drills and flashcards — with an undo for when you jump the gun. - New Smart Review mode uses spaced repetition to bring each word back just before you'd forget it, then schedules the next review from how well you knew it. - Interrupted partway through a Mock or Diagnostic test? You can now pick it up right where you left off. - Five more Part 1 photo exams — thirty extra photographs to size up and describe. - Your end-of-session summary now shows how many questions you reviewed out of the total, breaks down by grade when you tap it, and adds a table for your whole question bank. - Odds and ends: bigger Part-number badges on the home cards, more answer glosses in Part 3, a tidier Part 6 options panel, and a few filled-in translation gaps.

- Not up for a full mock exam? Take a smaller one instead — anywhere from a sixth of the test to the whole thing — with a time estimate shown before you begin. - A new score-trend chart plots your estimated Listening and Reading scores day by day, so you can watch your progress climb. - A new “Best Way to Study” guide ties the app's many tools into one clear routine — no more wondering where to start. - Spotted a problem in a drill or flashcard? The “Report a problem” flag now appears on every practice screen. - Odds and ends: the “hear it in real videos” link now covers phrases and opens inside the app, spelling drills give you a head start, your toggles and history stay put between visits, plus assorted wording and dark-mode fixes.

- New Smart Practice mode: name your target score and it builds each session around your weak spots — step away and it picks up right where you left off. - Practice history: revisit any past day and redo those questions — a rewind button for your studying. - Part 7 now shows every question right under the passage, so there's less scrolling back and forth. - Every vocabulary word now comes with its origin story, cultural notes, and a one-tap link to hear it spoken. - More ways to build vocabulary: a Roots & Affixes browser, synonyms revealed with each answer, and a new Phrase Builder drill. - Polish throughout: a strategy-tips badge on each Part, an optional tap-to-advance, and cleaner grammar drills.

- Vocabulary flashcards leveled up: every meaning gets its own example sentence (read aloud), plus pronunciation, synonyms, and word forms - New arcade game: Word Invaders — defend the planet by shooting the right word - Smaller download: listening audio now arrives on demand and pre-loads on Wi-Fi - Need a breather? Set a countdown pause before each listening audio starts - Save tricky questions to a Review Later list, and choose when your answers get checked - Hundreds of new questions across Listening Parts 2–4 and Reading Parts 6–7 - The info page grew into a tidy four-page guide

• Listening Parts 1–4: after answering, see translations of what you heard and every answer choice • Reading Parts 5–7: after answering, see translations of the passage and every answer choice • Part 2 now uses three separate voices, matching the real test • Refreshed home screen with color-coded practice sections • A fresh new app icon

• Wrong-answer notebook: your mistakes now have a home (and a revenge arc) • Vocab flash cards got stickers — tiny art that makes words stick • Accent Training: hear US, UK and Aussie English argue over the same sentence • Every vocabulary word now talks. Politely. • Parts 3 & 4 show the options before the audio — just like the real test • New skill radar shows exactly where to aim • Hundreds of new questions across Parts 1–7. You're welcome.

- Accent Training expanded: Australian accent, three new practice packs (numbers, tricky vowels, mixed review), playback-speed control, and per-accent explanations - New Accent ID mini-game: guess whether a sentence is American, British, or Australian and build your streak - Founder program: join before July 31, 2026 and register a free account to lock in Founder status with a home-screen badge - Listening questions now show a badge when spoken with a British accent - Saved question cards now include audio playback, plus small fixes and improvements

800+ new practice questions across Listening (Parts 2 & 4) and Reading (Parts 5–7) New Proficiency & Timing report: skill radar, projected part-by-part scores toward 990, and reading-pace tracking Practice drills reorganized by topic, so the right exercise is easier to find Plus small fixes and improvements

Sign in & sync (optional) Create an account to back up your progress and sync it across devices. Totally optional — the app still works fully offline without one. Smarter diagnostic test - Revamped diagnostic experience with a clear intro, unified progress bar, and a 990-scale score estimate. - Your estimated score now shows official TOEIC color bands, with a celebration when you move up a band. More practice content - 152 brand-new Part 5 (Incomplete Sentences) questions across 5 fresh exam sets. - 1,014 phrasal verbs added to Phrase practice. - New grammar lessons: tap the book icon on any grammar topic for a full, textbook-style explanation — available in every supported language. Better supplemental practice - Bookmark questions to revisit later, jump back with improved back-navigation, and track how many you've seen with a running counter. - Practice is now organized by domain so it's easier to find what you want. - Sentence Reconstruction is now part of the Grammar & Usage group. See your library The info page now shows a full question inventory — how many questions you have in each Part and in every supplemental drill. Polish & fixes - Fixed the error-correction prompt and refined supplemental practice grouping. - Fully localized interface across all supported languages.

Improved UI,More questions, Improved Flashcard