LexiUp PTE 1.1.0: a weekly AI feedback refill, and a plan that keeps going

What changed

One change is already live and needs no update. Free accounts still get five lifetime AI feedback requests, and once those are spent two more now refill every week. The teacher-like feedback used to disappear inside the first week and never come back; now it stays available while a study habit forms.

This is a server change, so it applies to every free account right now.

The rest is in version 1.1.0, build 28, which was submitted to App Review on 4 September 2026 and releases automatically once Apple approves it. If you are reading this before then, the app has not changed yet.

The study plan no longer stops. It was seven days long and wrapped back to day one, so the second week repeated the first.

It now grows forward a week at a time, keeps two weeks of history, and picks each day from what your practice actually shows: repairs that are due first, then the skills under the most pressure, then exercises you have not seen.

Every day carries one sentence explaining why it was chosen, written from real counts rather than a generic coach.

Review now uses a spaced ladder at one, three, seven and sixteen days. Cards used to be due tomorrow forever, so nothing ever settled and nothing ever graduated. A clean retake moves a card up a step, a clean retake on the last step retires it, and a miss sends it back to the start.

Reminders also land where they point. Tapping a reminder about due repairs opens Review, and everything else opens the day it is talking about, including from a cold start.