YOUR PROGRESS ON EVERY DEVICE Answers, your review schedule and mock exam results now come together on every iPhone, iPad and Mac signed in to your iCloud account. Nothing to set up: the switch is in Library › Sync. It runs on your own iCloud, so there is still no account to create, and the developer cannot see your progress. Each device keeps its own copy, so studying offline works as before and catches up when you are back online. With sync on, "Reset all progress" clears every device. FREE TO TRY, ONE PRICE FOR EVERYTHING SARON Prep is now free to try, with 50 practice questions, a full 80-question mock exam and the whole Library. A single one-time purchase, Full Access, unlocks everything else, with no subscription, on iPhone, iPad and Mac. The free questions and the free mock are shared by your synced devices. If you downloaded before this version, everything stays free for you. FAIRER SCORING • A wrong answer can no longer raise your readiness. One miss on a topic you had not started used to read 38%. • Questions left blank in a mock exam still count against that paper, but no longer go into your study record as wrong answers. • Pass or fail is judged on your actual score, never on a rounded percentage. • A calculation drill can no longer land in the middle of the load-sheet block.

PICK, THEN CONFIRM Tapping an answer now only selects it, so you can change your mind. Nothing is scored until you press Confirm answer; then the explanation opens. A KEYBOARD THAT KEEPS UP On an iPad or Mac keyboard: A–D or 1–4 to choose, Return to confirm and Return again to move on. Keys never reach the question behind an open appendix, and they keep working after you cancel a Submit. APPENDICES THE SIZE OF THE PAGE On iPad and Mac, a load sheet or flight plan now opens as a full page, sized so the whole sheet fits. Exam review opens the same sheet. EVERY QUESTION RE-CHECKED Every question and every citation was checked against the Canadian Aviation Regulations (current to 3 September 2026) and the TC AIM 2026-1, and each correction was independently challenged before it went in. 129 questions were corrected. Among them: the new instrument-recency rule took effect on 17 June 2026, not in December 2025, and claims with no Transport Canada source were replaced with what TC actually publishes. CALCULATIONS YOU CAN TRUST Every generated load sheet and drill is now checked by an automated test harness, run on millions of samples. Cold-temperature corrections come straight from the TC AIM table (the old rule of thumb could under-correct by up to 20%), ISA answers are right at every flight level, every load-sheet figure adds up from the printed values, and no answer is given away by its position or length. Also: VoiceOver reads each option's letter and says which answer was yours, and the Library and subject board no longer leave a lone card on a row of its own.

SARON Prep now runs on the Mac. Same app, same 449 questions, same progress — in a resizable window. THE ANSWER IS NO LONGER THE LONGEST OPTION Every question in the bank has been rewritten so that the length of an option tells you nothing. Before this update, always choosing the longest option scored 72% on this bank — a hair off the 70% pass mark, knowing nothing at all. It now scores about chance. No correct answer changed: only the way the four options are written. APPENDICES, THE WAY THE PAPER HANDS THEM OUT Questions that are answered from a document now come with the document. A filed ICAO flight plan, a NOTAM file and an aerodrome forecast join the load and trim sheet, an appendix now opens full height, and it appears in the exam review beside the explanation. FOCUS NEXT KNOWS WHAT YOU HAVE ACTUALLY STUDIED Topics you have attempted and struggled with now rank ahead of topics you have never opened, which used to crowd them out. IPAD AND MAC LAYOUT The dashboard fills the window instead of leaving the bottom third empty, and the subject board no longer strands a single card on a row of its own.

Built for iPad, and a dark mode you control. - Home, Practice, Mock Exam and Library now use the whole screen on an iPad instead of a narrow column: the seven subject sections sit in a board, the 54 topics run in two balanced columns, and your weakest topics and mock exam history sit side by side. - The Library's must-know cards are laid out in a grid. - Questions sit in the middle of the page with a wider reading measure, so the answers are no longer stranded at the top of a tall screen. - The layout follows the width the app is actually given, so Split View and Slide Over each get the arrangement that fits, and iPhone is unchanged. - New Appearance setting in Library: Automatic follows your device, or pin the app to Light or Dark for a night study session. - Every question was re-read against source and the regulation citations re-checked. Wording was repaired on ten questions where an option did not read correctly with its stem, and nineteen more were reworded so the correct answer no longer stands out from the choices around it.