• Clearer math steps. Worked solutions now show the exact numbers at every step, so you can follow along and land on the exact answer. • Fixed the Search screen's back arrow, which sometimes stopped responding after you answered a question from your search results.

Math Coach now shows interest rates to the exact decimal (for example, 6.25% instead of a rounded 6.3%), so every question, answer and worked solution match precisely. Thanks to the learners who sent feedback. It helps keep Pass Texas accurate.

Key Terms now has 530 real estate terms, up from 116. Key Terms, Term Recall and search share one clear definition for every term, and your saved reviews carry over. The topic list follows the January 2026 Texas Sales Agent exam outline. Signing out and guest mode are more dependable.

Exam History shows the right score for every practice exam, including exams you took on the Pass Texas website. The Study hub and Premium screens now list all 18 Math Coach topics.

Your practice exam result is clearer about what a pass actually takes. Texas scores the National and Texas State portions separately, and you have to clear both. The app has always worked that out correctly, but the summary underneath your score was describing the paper in a way the official handbook contradicts itself on. It now states the part that is not in doubt: 120 scored questions, 80 National and 40 Texas. Your result above it still shows each portion on its own line, with the score you got and the score you needed. The upgrade screen says plainly what you are paying. It shows the price, that the payment is charged once, and that there is no subscription and nothing recurring. That was true before. It just was not stated where you make the decision. Math Coach worked examples now format large answers the way the steps above them do, so a commission no longer reads as $25025.00 in one line and $25,025.00 in the next. Area answers get the same treatment. Nothing about your study data, progress or purchases changes in this update.

You're now in charge of what you share with us. This release adds a Share Usage Data setting, in Settings right next to the privacy policy. It starts on, and you can switch it off whenever you like — no explanation needed, nothing changes about how the app works. What it's actually for: it tells us which study modes people lean on, and where the app gets in the way. That's how we know what to fix next instead of guessing. No advertising, no data brokers, nothing sold to anyone. Ever. The rest of this release is quiet work behind the scenes to keep everything steady. Good luck with the exam. You've got this.

The upgrade screen was wrong about what you already have. It listed Math Coach and My Notes as locked. Neither is. Math Coach gives you two worked problems in every topic before it asks for anything, and your notes are yours on the free plan exactly as they are on the paid one. Both have been open for a while. The comparison table never caught up, so the one screen asking you to pay was also the screen telling you that you could not use two things you could already use. It now says what the app actually does.

The big one: your practice history could disappear after a sync. Saving a session was quietly wiping the answers attached to it. That is fixed, and anything the app skipped on an earlier sync now comes back on the next one. If a mock exam ever showed up twice in Exam History, that is fixed too. One sitting, one result. Your exam date now agrees on your phone and on the web. Change it in either place and the more recent change wins. Signing up keeps the practice you did before you signed up. Math Coach and Notes are open on free accounts now, two attempts per topic. You can attach a screenshot to a support ticket, so we can see what you are seeing. Syncs are quicker. Your vocabulary list sends only what changed instead of all of it, every time.

Sync is lighter, and more careful. The app used to re-read your entire study history every time it synced. Now it asks only for what's changed, then runs one full check a day so nothing quietly drifts out of step. On a well-used account that's the difference between hundreds of records and a handful, every time you open the app. Your history holds up better too. When a question leaves the question bank, your answers to it stay where they are and the rest of your history keeps syncing normally. A few accounts had been arriving empty on a new device with nothing to show why. And if you come back to an exam you'd already submitted, the app tells you so and offers you a fresh one. It used to say the exam was still syncing and leave you waiting on something that was never going to arrive.

Your progress now follows you. Start a practice exam on your phone at lunch, pick it up on your laptop that evening, then finish it on your phone again. Your answers, your flagged questions and your time remaining all travel with you. We also fixed something serious. An exam you paused on one device could disappear when you opened the app on another. That is gone. Paused exams are now kept for 30 days, and the app will never throw one away without asking you first. Also in this release: Set your exam date once and every device shows the same day. No more seeing the 29th on your phone and the 30th on your laptop. Finish onboarding anywhere and you are done. You will not be asked to do it twice. Save and exit now leaves the exam instead of holding you on the question. Practice exam question mixes follow the official Texas state law weights exactly, so what you rehearse is what you will sit. You get one shot at this exam, and we would rather you spent it on the questions than on the app. If anything here is not right, write to us from Settings. A person reads every message.

You can now rate Pass Texas right from the app. If it is helping you get exam ready, a rating helps other students find it. Plus a few small fixes. Good luck on the exam.

Fixed: new accounts could bypass the onboarding flow after sign in and land directly on the home screen. Onboarding now runs correctly for every new account. Improved: app startup and account switching are faster and more reliable.

Good luck to everyone testing this summer. Here's what's new: - We added more practice questions and rewrote a lot of the explanations so they actually make sense the first time you read them. The bank is now 1,377 questions across all 14 Texas Sales Agent topics. - We went back through the study guides and checked everything against the current Texas exam outline, so what you study is what you'll be tested on. - Fixed an annoying one: if you turned on daily reminders during setup, Settings could still show them as off. That's sorted now. - Fresh app icon and a new launch screen. - Plus the usual round of speed and stability fixes under the hood. You've put in the work. Go pass this thing.

Bug fixes and stability improvements. Fixed a crash that could happen when you tapped the focus area suggestion after finishing a flashcard session.

This update improves readiness tracking, flashcards, and the Progress dashboard. - Readiness and topic mastery now better reflect your practice-question performance. - Bookmarked flashcards now stay within your selected topics. - Single-topic sessions now show the topic name. - Added an easier way to leave feedback from Settings. - Progress dashboard polish and bug fixes.