A refreshed Home, and a new "Jump into a case" row in the Library so it's easier to pick what to play next. • Bug fixes and reliability improvements.

Smoother cases, and fixes for the problems some of you hit. • After you subscribe, cases open straight away. You're no longer sent back to the upgrade screen. • If your signal drops during a voice conversation, the case carries on and you stay signed in. • Tests you order while offline wait and send themselves when you're back online. • Tips wait until you've finished talking to the patient. • Clearer case screens: progress rings, full diagnosis names, and a big Inspect Image / Zoom button on X-rays and scans. • Updates now install before you carry on, so you always have the latest fixes.

Zoom that works, a primer you can read, and fewer nags. • Any X-ray, scan or photo now opens full screen: pinch to zoom, drag to any corner, tap back to land exactly where you were. • "Learn more about this case" is a page you read in the app: what it is, how it is investigated and treated, common pitfalls, a three-question recall quiz that marks you instantly, and tappable videos and articles. Download PDF is still there, just optional. • A shorter first run: a few one-line pointers on your own first case instead of a walkthrough of a sample one. • Celebrations wait for your tap. A guest finishing their one scored case is offered a free account right there. • The "before you continue" note shows once per step, then becomes a small badge. Running low on hints offers an upgrade or a free account instead of a dead end. • Practice Random Case and Choose a case sit at the top of the scorecard and under the suggested next case.

The app now coaches you before you move on, and shows exactly what would have scored. • A short note pops out of the step button when a step looks thin: few questions, missed findings, a missing investigation, a short differential list or an empty plan. It never names the item, and Continue always works. • "How you could have scored higher" on the scorecard: up to five lines naming the real gap, each with an estimated point value. • Learn more about this case: a two-page primer with videos and articles, plus a PDF download. • Small celebrations at the moments that are real: your first case, a three-day streak, today's quick case, a personal best. • Practice a random case in one tap, from the dashboard, the library or the scorecard.

A thinner counter strip, hints that spend on one tap, and a tidier case library. • The three counters sit in one thin row on every step — your questions, your key findings in orange, and your hint points — each with a small ⓘ that explains it. Tap the hint points to see where every point came from. • HINT lives in the top corner, beside "How this works", on every step. The patient's name moved into the Details sheet. • A hint now spends on one tap. The row already says what it does and what it costs, so there is no second screen. "Name the test" orders the test at its usual price. • What a hint gave you shows for four seconds, then the amber star is the record — on a key finding, a differential, a test or a management step. • Hints unlock after two questions, and the menu says so in numbers the moment you open it. • "All attempts" now opens that case's attempts only, with a link back to your full record. • Starting the Week's Case no longer spells the diagnosis in the link.

A cleaner case screen, hints that do the work, and extra hint points for showing up. • The case screen is rebuilt around the conversation: one step bar (History, Investigate, Diagnose, Scorecard), one counter strip, the patient video on the History step only, and the patient's details and your findings behind two buttons. Every patient line says who is speaking, including a parent speaking for a child, and out-of-range vitals show in orange. • Five hints replace ten, and a hint now does the work: "Name the test" orders it and adds it to your bill, "A differential I am missing" and "A management step I am missing" add the item for you. Two hints come in two steps, a nudge first and the answer only if you still want it. Hints unlock after a genuine attempt and never change your score. • Earn extra hint points by showing up: a three-day streak, today's quick case and a second case in a day each add one. Tap the points counter to see where every point came from. • Common tests and treatments are one tap away on Investigate and Diagnose. • Choose voice or text before each case, and switch at any time without losing the conversation. • Reminders now name the day's patient, and an evening heads-up saves a streak you are about to lose.

Your case history, hints for when you're stuck, key findings as you take the history, and a safer case library. • Case history — every case you have finished is now yours to re-open. Read any past scorecard, compare your attempts at the same case, and jump straight back in from your dashboard. • Hints — a small pool of hint points on every case, sized by difficulty. Spend them on a nudge about the kind of test you need, the question to ask, or a differential you have missed. Hints never name the diagnosis and never change your score. • Key findings — when the patient tells you something that matters, it lands as a chip in the chat and in your notes, with a counter so you know how much of the history is still hidden. • The case library now asks before it restarts a case you have already started or finished, and offers to resume or review it instead. • Refreshed cases — new images and clinical updates across all 136 cases.

Two-minute quick cases, your streak on screen, and the full scorecard for everyone. • Quick case — a two-minute case a day. The patient says one line, you reveal clues one at a time and name the diagnosis. Fewer clues, more points, and it keeps your streak without using your monthly cases. • A Progress screen for your streak, badges and points: the week at a glance, where your points came from, and the next badges to aim for. • On nights? Pause your streak for the dates you are on call, and reminders stay quiet. • Three suggested opening questions on every case — there when you want them, gone the moment you type. • The full scorecard is now on the free plan: every competency, every red flag you missed, and the senior's teaching. • During a case, a progress strip shows the step you are on and how many questions you have left. • 25 new cases, 136 in all — more eye, ENT, kidney, mental health and children's cases, and more gentle ones to start on.

Steadier, faster, and the leaderboard is back. • Fixed a crash that could stop the app opening after you had already used it once. • The weekly leaderboard is back on your dashboard. • The app starts up faster, and the patient now speaks properly on older phones. • You can now turn on a daily practice reminder and pick the hour it arrives. • A shared case link no longer gives away the diagnosis before you have worked it out. • After your first case, a short optional check-in asks how it compared with how you normally prepare.