The app can look how you want now. > > Eight color schemes, dark and light: the original Ember, plus Nord, Gruvbox, Everforest, Mocha, Parchment, Latte, and Dawn. Pick one in Settings and the whole app follows. Pro members can go further and set their own accent color, the color behind their own words in a debate, and the color of their opponent's, with a live preview while they choose. Every combination is contrast-checked before it's allowed, so a theme can look how you like without becoming hard to read. > > You get the last word. > > Real conversations are won or lost in how you close them, so a debate no longer ends with the other side talking. When your turns run out you're given one final turn — your closing argument — and the AI does not answer it. Say the thing you want them to walk away with. > > Every debrief now ends with what to do next. > > Not just what you missed, but the specific terms, doctrines, and distinctions to go learn first, with one line on why each one matters, tied to something you actually said. Your placement result does the same. > > We also changed how those results are written. They lead with what you already knew. They credit an honest "I don't know" as the right instinct rather than a miss, because a confident wrong answer is worse than an admitted gap and knowing the difference is most of what this training is for. And a gap is named as the next thing to learn, not as something wrong with you. Honest, not harsh. > > Choose the name your class sees. > > Set a display name in Settings, and that is what appears on the class roster, in the feed, in messages, and on anything you share. Your email address is never shown to anyone. > > Polls in the class feed. > > Ask your class a question with a few answers to choose from. Results appear the moment you vote, and a leader can close a poll once it has run its course. > > Anything your leader assigns is unlocked. > > If you are in a class, the work your leader sets is yours to do — no subscription prompt in the middle of an assignment. Being in the class is the access. > > Asking a question is now the first thing on the Foundation tab. It used to be three taps down inside Training, which is the wrong place for the thing most people arrive with. > > You can also pause a debate without ending it. It sits with the leave option now, and it keeps your turns and your place for when you come back. > > Fixed: the AI could occasionally mention its own turn number mid-debate. It can't anymore. > > Keep contending.

Classes now work like a feed. The old row of buttons is gone. Your class opens on the day's prompt, and everything happening in the class sits directly underneath it — questions, debate help, discussion, and open challenges waiting for someone to take the other side. Filter by what you're looking for, or scroll. Posts and replies can be liked, and replies can have replies of their own, so a conversation reads as a conversation. Taking part earns progress toward your level; being liked earns a little more, but only up to a point, because this tracks participation rather than popularity. You can share a photo with your class. Photos are checked before they appear and stripped of location data on the way in. Adults in the same class can now message each other directly. You can block anyone, and blocking works in both directions. Anything can be reported, and class leaders can remove or ban a member outright. Sharing a debrief now shows you which debrief you're attaching.

Added Class Forums and Steelmaning Debate options. See how well you can argue for the other side!

Classes and UI fixes.

Various UI fixes

This is our biggest update yet. • Foundations — a brand-new start-here class covering what apologetics is, the major methods, and the posture that makes it work. The best place to begin. • Question of the Day — a fresh objection to think through every morning, right on your home screen. • Your Stats — debates, classes, drills, reading, and more, all in one place. • This Day in Church History — a moment from 2,000 years of the faith, every day. • Sources on every class — see the works behind the arguments you're learning. • Family: assign your kids any verse or passage in the Bible, and get their daily joke sent straight to your home screen. • A cleaner Bible reading plan with a new scroll-to-set date picker. • The debate room has a fresh, focused look that matches the rest of the app. Plus faster performance and fixes — including smoother debriefs and session resuming. Keep contending.

New: Classes — guided lessons that walk you through a topic, then drop you into a live practice debate to defend what you learned. Also in this update: • A refreshed welcome flow. • Reliability fixes, including iPad sign-in. • Coming soon: The Why: Kids — our companion app for ages 9–18.