Daily study session: Home now opens with a 5-minute session — your due flashcards, then a short quiz on one of your lectures. Finish it to keep your streak. The reminder now says what's actually waiting for you (and goes quiet on days you've already studied). Lectures show on the lock screen and in Control Center while playing. New paywall design. Plus fixes.

Notifications now tell you when your lecture is ready — and the day after your first one, when its flashcards are waiting. Plus fixes.

Long sources become a lecture series: a big PDF or article now arrives as 2–4 short parts you can listen to one after another. Take the quiz between parts, or turn auto-quiz off in Profile and let the series play straight through. New Progress tab: where you left off, your review queue, and honest quiz scores per lecture — plus your streak, daily goal and exam date in one card. Smarter quizzes: every lecture carries three separate question sets; retakes bring fresh questions, then the same ones back in a new order. Finish your flashcards and jump straight into the quiz. Faster, better narration under the hood.

Lectio now feels alive. Finish a quiz and the score ring sweeps in, confetti flies, and every right answer lands with a satisfying tap — haptics run through the whole app. The player bar is a real scrubber: drag it and the audio follows your finger. Leave a quiz halfway and it resumes right where you stopped — and a worse retake never overwrites your best score. Swipe right from the left edge to go back, anywhere. Plus: move lectures between folders with a tap, and notification permission is asked when your lecture starts cooking.

Shorter first session: 9-step onboarding, your tutorial lecture one tap away, and sign-in no longer asks for a code on a new phone. YouTube links are checked for captions before a credit is spent. Courses are now Folders.