Questions checked against the IB guides, marking that works the way an examiner marks, maths and science set like the exam paper, and full science lessons. Questions checked against the real exam • Maths, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, Economics, SEHS and Global Politics questions were reviewed against the IB guides, and the errors found were fixed. • Many Maths AA and Biology questions were rewritten to read and mark like real paper questions. • True or false items are now real multiple choice, near-identical questions became different ones, and extra calculation drills beyond what the papers set were taken out. • Global Politics questions are now real paper parts, including essays and Paper 3 questions on your own researched case. • Chemistry, Biology, Physics, Maths and Economics follow their current IB guides. Questions on topics the guides dropped are gone. Marking like an examiner • Essays are marked by level bands, as the IB marks them. Without AI marking, Syllabo no longer guesses: it shows the bands and a model answer and asks how it went. • Error carried forward: a later step done right with your own wrong earlier value still earns its mark. • Number answers follow IB rounding: exact or 3 significant figures in maths. • Copying the question back, giving two answers to cover both, or listing keywords no longer earns marks. • A calculation followed by a choice, such as "PED = 2, so demand is elastic", earns both marks. • An answer that says the opposite of the mark scheme ("does not release oxygen") no longer earns the mark, and "1,000 kg" is read as one thousand. Typeset like the paper • Maths AA and AI questions, answers and the formula booklet show fractions stacked, powers on the right bracket, limits on integrals and matrices in brackets. • Physics, Chemistry, Biology and the other science subjects show formulas, units and nuclides as the paper prints them, in questions, booklets and lessons. • The tutor's maths is typeset the same way. New questions, not repeats • Sessions give you questions you haven't done before. A question you got wrong doesn't come back as it was: you get a similar one with other numbers or wording, so you learn the method rather than the answer. Getting that one right fixes the mistake. To redo the original, open it from Mistakes. Lessons for Chemistry, Physics and Biology • Every topic has a full written lesson with worked examples and quick checks, and it works offline. Quick sessions that fill their time • Five and ten minute sessions now hold five and ten minutes of questions, with one question that needs working. A calculator outside maths • Number answers in other subjects get a calculator keypad with an = key. Physics adds sin, cos, tan, e and ln. Smaller fixes • Questions made from your notes no longer show the marker's instructions as the model answer. • Notes you import, and coins handed back to you, are kept when another device syncs. • Deleting an online account asks you to sign in again first, so it is deleted online too. • Rewards say "Ninja", not "Ninja skin".

Tell us what’s wrong, right where you see it. Send feedback • Settings › Send feedback: something broke, something’s confusing, a wrong question or an idea. Add an email, or stay signed in, if you’d like a reply. • Offline? Your note waits on your device and goes the next time you’re online. Report a question • Tap the flag beside the bookmark to report a question: the answer key is wrong, the wording is unclear, it’s not like the real exam, a typo, or too hard for SL. You can also report one from your Mistake bank. Quick check-ins • Ending a session early, you can tell us why in one tap. It’s optional. • After your first session, a short “How was that?” card. It only appears once. Anonymous usage counts • Syllabo now counts a few anonymous moments, such as finishing setup or ending a session, to see where new students get stuck. No name, account or device identifier goes with them, and you can turn them off in Settings › Privacy.

Sign up in one tap • Continue with Apple or Continue with Google to create an account or sign in. Your progress as a guest comes with you. • Change the email on your account in Account › Email. • Deleting an account made with Apple also removes Syllabo's access to your Apple ID. Find your friends • Quick Add suggests people you may know: friends of your friends and students you've duelled. • Find friends from your contacts. They're checked once and never stored, and you choose whether others can find you by your email or phone number. Questions like the real exam • More than 14,000 new exam-style written questions, mostly in Maths AA and AI, Biology, Chemistry, Physics, Economics and Global Politics, for over 66,000 in total. • Fewer true or false and multiple choice questions. Multiple choice now appears mainly in the sciences, the only IB papers that use it. • Global Politics, History, Psychology, Systems Transformation and the language courses no longer include calculation questions, as their exams have none. • Your first session is a proper short session of three to five questions on the topics you chose. Fixes • Updating Syllabo no longer signs you out or makes you redo setup. • Opening your account during the welcome tour no longer freezes the screen. • Backups, restores and your stats always use your own profile.

Over 53,000 questions, a new start with Pip, flashcards you can swipe, and your own notes turned into lessons and tests. Many more questions • The question bank has grown from about 13,000 to over 53,000 original IB-format questions. Every syllabus point in the maths courses, the sciences, Economics, Global Politics, Business, Psychology and SEHS now has dozens, covering each learning objective. • Calculation questions come in many versions with different numbers, so practising a skill again means new numbers to work with. • Every question has a difficulty level from Warm-up to Expert, so the difficulty slider gives you exactly the range you ask for. A new start • New students meet Pip, see what Syllabo does, choose their subjects and how long they can study each day, and get a plan before their first session. • The first session uses quick questions from maths, a science or Economics that are marked straight away. • Creating an account takes an email, a password and the username you want. Syllabo tells you as you type whether it's free. • Setup now asks which topics your class has covered in each subject, and your first session only asks about those. Change them any time in Edit session. • Biology, Economics, ESS, SEHS, Geography and Global Politics now focus on understanding and concepts. Calculations still come up, in about one question in five. A tidier Home • Your initials and level sit at the top left, in a ring that fills as you earn XP. Tap it for your account and your progress. • Friends and Settings are the two round buttons at the top right. A cleaner shop • The Buddy shop has a new layout: today's skin on its own card, every crate in one list with what it holds and its price, and daily rewards and streak freezes together under Power-ups. • Crates no longer give the Classic skin, since everyone starts with it. Numbered Classic copies are retired and paid out in coins. Streaks that mean studying • Your streak grows when you finish a session, drill, flashcard deck or teaching round. Opening the app or leaving a session early doesn't count, and the results screen tells you when a day hasn't counted yet. Flashcards • Cards turn over with a real flip. Swipe right if you know it and left if you're still learning, or tap the buttons below. Cards you're still learning come back a few cards later. Your notes, your course • Imported notes are saved in Learn › Your notes. From any of them, start a lesson or a quick test on the topics they cover, add them to one of your units, write more questions, or make flashcards later. • Importing many pages is much faster, with a progress bar and the time left. • Questions made from your notes are marked on the idea, so a correct answer in your own words earns the marks. Ones that ask for a diagram give you the drawing pad. • Send a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file to Syllabo from the share sheet, or pick one from Files, and it's read like your other notes. Faster • Syllabo opens faster: it loads only your subjects' questions, in the background. • Smoother exam question lists, search, Learn, Progress and Practice. Practice and marking • Redo the questions you missed straight from the results screen. • Mock exams hold your answers until the end, like a real paper. • Number answers show your answer next to the correct value. • The maths answer box has a clear button with undo, and Undo on the drawing pad brings back erased strokes. • Formulas and the formula booklet grow with Larger Text. Friends • Rematch a friend from the duel result, and nudge your study buddy while you wait for them. • A week away no longer drops your league tier. Fixes • Days and streaks are counted correctly in every time zone, and reminders arrive on time when the clocks change. • The coin counter on the Buddy tab shows large amounts in full. • Better VoiceOver labels and larger tap targets. • Many fixes to marking, mark schemes and content across every subject.

Over 53,000 questions, a new start with Pip, flashcards you can swipe, and your own notes turned into lessons and tests. Many more questions • The question bank has grown from about 13,000 to over 53,000 original IB-format questions. Every syllabus point in the maths courses, the sciences, Economics, Global Politics, Business, Psychology and SEHS now has dozens, covering each learning objective. • Calculation questions come in many versions with different numbers, so practising a skill again means new numbers to work with. • Every question has a difficulty level from Warm-up to Expert, so the difficulty slider gives you exactly the range you ask for. A new start • New students meet Pip, see what Syllabo does, choose their subjects and how long they can study each day, and get a plan before their first session. • The first session uses quick questions from maths, a science or Economics that are marked straight away. • Creating an account takes an email, a password and the username you want. Syllabo tells you as you type whether it's free. A tidier Home • Your initials and level sit at the top left, in a ring that fills as you earn XP. Tap it for your account and your progress. • Friends and Settings are the two round buttons at the top right. A cleaner shop • The Buddy shop has a new layout: today's skin on its own card, every crate in one list with what it holds and its price, and daily rewards and streak freezes together under Power-ups. • Crates no longer give the Classic skin, since everyone starts with it. Numbered Classic copies are retired and paid out in coins. Streaks that mean studying • Your streak grows when you finish a session, drill, flashcard deck or teaching round. Opening the app or leaving a session early doesn't count, and the results screen tells you when a day hasn't counted yet. Flashcards • Cards turn over with a real flip. Swipe right if you know it and left if you're still learning, or tap the buttons below. Cards you're still learning come back a few cards later. Your notes, your course • Imported notes are saved in Learn › Your notes. From any of them, start a lesson or a quick test on the topics they cover, add them to one of your units, write more questions, or make flashcards later. • Importing many pages is much faster, with a progress bar and the time left. • Questions made from your notes are marked on the idea, so a correct answer in your own words earns the marks. Ones that ask for a diagram give you the drawing pad. • Send a PDF, Word or PowerPoint file to Syllabo from the share sheet, or pick one from Files, and it's read like your other notes. Faster • Syllabo opens faster: it loads only your subjects' questions, in the background. • Smoother exam question lists, search, Learn, Progress and Practice. Practice and marking • Redo the questions you missed straight from the results screen. • Mock exams hold your answers until the end, like a real paper. • Number answers show your answer next to the correct value. • The maths answer box has a clear button with undo, and Undo on the drawing pad brings back erased strokes. • Formulas and the formula booklet grow with Larger Text. Friends • Rematch a friend from the duel result, and nudge your study buddy while you wait for them. • A week away no longer drops your league tier. Fixes • Days and streaks are counted correctly in every time zone, and reminders arrive on time when the clocks change. • The coin counter on the Buddy tab shows large amounts in full. • Better VoiceOver labels and larger tap targets. • Many fixes to marking, mark schemes and content across every subject.

A cleaner look, a working pad for maths and science, and new league badges. A fresh design • Clearer icons, calmer colours and more space on every screen. • Your streak now sits as a small flame beside the greeting. Tap it to see your week, hold it to start a session. It counts the days you study. • Practice modes are a row of cards you swipe through. Work it out on screen • Maths and science questions have a working pad for your calculations when there's no paper to hand. • Five-minute sessions leave out long calculations, and any question that needs a page of working can be skipped without counting against you. Leagues and duels • New badges for every league, from Bronze to Luminary, and a redesigned podium. • Tap a friend on the Duels page to challenge them straight away. • A duel can only be played once, so nobody can see the questions and try again. Study buddies and notes • Pair up with a friend, study on the same days and both earn coins. • Scan, photograph or paste your class notes and turn them into flashcards tagged to the syllabus. Marking and practice • Clearer marking feedback: the points you missed are highlighted in the model answer. • The formula booklet shows the formulas a question needs first, set as in the exam booklet. • A short tour for new students, and a guide to how rewards work on the Buddy tab. • Updates are offered in the app when a new version is out. Fixes • Many fixes to marking, notation, diagrams and content across the sciences, maths, economics and global politics.

Duels, rebuilt Set up a duel in three quick steps: who you're challenging and on what, then the questions, then help and the pot. Pick topics from across different units, and choose 5, 10, 15 or 20 questions. Add a time limit: per question or for the whole duel, sized to each question's marks. Tap a finished duel to see who got each question right, question by question. Find friends faster, with your most recent opponents first and a search box. Practise your way New difficulty slider, from Warm-up to Expert, on every kind of practice. Edit session lets you choose topics, question types and marks in one place. Tapping a ring now takes you straight to practice. Maths made easier A new maths keyboard for fractions, powers, roots and more. Fractions now display properly stacked, and division shows as ÷. Leaderboards See how you rank globally and among friends, with boards for each subject too. Smarter marking AI marking accepts every valid answer, even if it isn't in the mark scheme, while staying strict on wrong ones. Proofs and "show that" questions are marked more consistently. More and better questions SEHS rebuilt for the current guide, with many more HL questions. Hundreds of question and mark-scheme fixes across every subject. Also A cleaner Buddy tab, a lower tab bar, and smoother scrolling edges. Security improvements and bug fixes throughout.

Widgets, a place for your mistakes, and the biggest content update yet. WIDGETS • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets: your streak, today's rings, your study buddy and the countdown to your next exam, without opening the app. • Small, medium and large sizes, and Lock Screen widgets for the streak and the countdown. • Your buddy reacts to the time of day and to whether you have studied yet. PRACTISE WHAT YOU CHOOSE • Choose what you're studying: pick the topics you want and Syllabo stays on them, session after session, until you change your mind. • Redo my mistakes: every question you got wrong, grouped by subject, ready to try again. • Flashcards have a search bar, and the topic list folds away into your units instead of running on for pages. CLOSER TO THE REAL PAPERS • 2,500 new questions, including complete Paper 2 data-response sets, HL Paper 3 investigations, Individual Oral tasks and full-length essays marked on the real criteria. • Every subject's topics now carry the numbering your teacher and your past papers use. • Standard level no longer sees higher level material. • Data tables, matrices and graphs fit the screen and read the way they do on paper. MARKING YOU CAN FOLLOW • The mark scheme now tells you how the marks divide and says when a different valid answer still earns the mark. • Extended responses are marked against the real markbands for your subject. ONE OF A KIND • Numbered skins are now exclusive across every player. Pull Gold #17 and that number is gone for good, for everybody. FIXED • Duels work again: you can challenge the friends on your list. • Creating an account as a guest now keeps everything you have already done. • Smoother labels on the drawing pad, data tables that fit the screen, and 41 redrawn buddy skins. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Labels on the drawing pad move smoothly, and undo puts them back. • 41 redrawn buddy skins, sharper at every size. • Fixes to the daily crate, session totals and the guided tour.

Widgets, a place for your mistakes, and the biggest content update yet. WIDGETS • Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets: your streak, today's rings, your study buddy and the countdown to your next exam, without opening the app. • Small, medium and large sizes, and Lock Screen widgets for the streak and the countdown. • Your buddy reacts to the time of day and to whether you have studied yet. PRACTISE WHAT YOU CHOOSE • Choose what you're studying: pick the topics you want and Syllabo stays on them, session after session, until you change your mind. • Redo my mistakes: every question you got wrong, grouped by subject, ready to try again. • Flashcards have a search bar, and the topic list folds away into your units instead of running on for pages. CLOSER TO THE REAL PAPERS • 2,500 new questions, including complete Paper 2 data-response sets, HL Paper 3 investigations, Individual Oral tasks and full-length essays marked on the real criteria. • Every subject's topics now carry the numbering your teacher and your past papers use. • Standard level no longer sees higher level material. • Data tables, matrices and graphs fit the screen and read the way they do on paper. MARKING YOU CAN FOLLOW • The mark scheme now tells you how the marks divide and says when a different valid answer still earns the mark. • Extended responses are marked against the real markbands for your subject. ALSO IN THIS UPDATE • Labels on the drawing pad move smoothly, and undo puts them back. • 41 redrawn buddy skins, sharper at every size. • Fixes to the daily crate, session totals and the guided tour.

A new Home, a new look, and a weekly league. HOME, REBUILT • Daily rings: five minutes on each subject closes its ring and pays coins. Close them all for a bonus. • Your streak has a face: hold the flame to start today's session. • A swipeable deck of sessions picked for you, your next test as a countdown, and duels with friends. COMPETE • Weekly leagues: thirty students at your level, one week, the top seven move up. • Duels: challenge a friend to the same ten questions. A GUIDED START • Pick your subjects, take a one-minute tour, do a 5-minute taster session, then decide about an account. • The tour now carries on into your first question: hints, "I don't know", the tutor and how marking works. ALSO NEW • Skip long written questions on your phone and come back to them later. • A luck meter on crates: the longer you go without a rare pull, the closer a guaranteed one gets. • A fresh set of icons, Syllabo-styled buttons and menus everywhere, and a new tab bar. • iPad: everything is bigger and the page fills the screen. • Thousands more original, exam-style questions across Biology, Chemistry, Economics, Global Politics and Maths. • Marking that stays out of the way: with the AI teacher you see one mark, not a guess that changes.