New in 1.3.3 • Two new tasks in Unit 1 on the key terms of contract law (Tasks 2 and 3), and an improved Task 9 on restitution and unjust enrichment.

New in 1.3.2 • Search — find any word or phrase anywhere in the course: readings, exercises, answers, the glossary and audio transcripts. Tap a result to go straight to its task. • A new task on how courts interpret statutes (Unit 7, Task 3), and corrections in Units 6, 7 and 13.

New in 1.3.1 • Matching — a letter you have placed drops out of the other rows' menus, and its card dims until you clear it. Where one letter answers several rows, nothing changes. • Dragging — the card you carry stays in view above both columns, and dragging is smoother, also on an iPad in landscape. • Written answers — answer boxes grow with your text instead of cutting it off. • Corrections in Units 1 and 6.

New in 1.3 • Reading tasks are marked — on iOS 26 with Apple Intelligence, your written answers to reading questions are checked on the device as you go, with a short comment on each one. The model answer stays hidden until you have written your own. • Matching, redesigned — each item now has its own drop well: drag a letter onto it, or tap it to pick from a list. The page scrolls with you while you drag. • Complete the sentence — the answer box now sits inside the sentence, and only the missing words are checked. • Long options — a gap whose choices are whole sentences opens them in a sheet, so nothing is cut off. • Large text — the app keeps its shape at the biggest text sizes: buttons shorten ("Check answers" becomes "Check"), True/False rows stack, and the course list lines its icons and progress rings up with the titles. • Reset and Retry — Reset now works on a half-finished task and clears it; Retry keeps your answers so you can change them. • Blanks — the keyboard no longer autocorrects what you type into a gap, and after checking, the expected answer sits behind the red mark: tap it when you want to see it.