What changed
The daily challenge could point at a study day you were not on. If you were catching up, its XP and LexiGold never landed, so the work counted for nothing. It now follows the day you are actually on.
Writing feedback works on short answers. A forty-word box used to ask for thirty-five words before it would respond, which made the shortest tasks the hardest ones to get feedback on. That floor is gone.
Getting into the app is faster. "Next up" no longer cuts off lesson titles, lessons show which step you are on, and finishing one returns you where you started rather than dropping you at the top of the list.
One deliberate change is worth naming: the notification prompt now waits until you have finished a study day. Asking on first launch, before the app has done anything useful, is how permission prompts get refused permanently. Fewer learners will see it, and the ones who do will have a reason to say yes.
The release notes shipped in all five languages, with the Brazilian Portuguese text reviewed by a native speaker before release rather than after.
Product update note
This update describes LexiUp product work and does not imply approval or endorsement by an exam owner or Apple.