Product updates you can track.

We shipped a broad UI refresh across VeriPrep to make the product feel cleaner, more consistent, and easier to use day to day. Core screens across setup, home, study, review, profile, library, and admin-facing areas were refined so the app feels more coherent and finished as the beta experience matures.

Navigation, footer, homepage, feedback, privacy, terms, and update pages have all been refreshed so the public site feels much closer to the actual VeriPrep beta. We also updated the icon and social preview imagery so the product looks more consistent wherever it appears.

Key parts of the product now read more clearly in darker themes, including setup inputs, home actions, profile areas, library surfaces, and loading states. It is a visual pass, but it directly improves day-to-day usability.

We fixed a setup issue that could interrupt the Continue step when starting a fresh topic. Suggested and custom subjects now move smoothly into topic setup, making the path into study feel more dependable.

We’ve also made quieter improvements to the systems behind VeriPrep, including account migration and sync handling, feedback delivery, admin follow-up flows, topic and session safeguards, and the backend paths that support research-backed study. Most of this work is invisible by design, but it helps the app feel more stable and trustworthy as the beta grows.

Extended mock tests and revision runs now handle temporary slowdowns more smoothly, so sessions are less likely to drop out partway through.

A new round of reliability improvements has made question runs feel more dependable, especially when a session needs an extra recovery step before continuing.

Research-backed study content now comes through with less clutter, helping longer runs feel quicker and easier to follow.

Larger question sets and card batches now complete more smoothly, especially when you choose longer practice runs.

Beta testers can now see a simple weekly leaderboard preview, adding a clearer sense of momentum and progress during regular study.

Progress visuals now reflect the topic in front of you more accurately instead of feeling too broad or mixed together.

Reviewing an answer now makes it easier to follow the supporting context behind it, so checking your understanding takes less back-and-forth.

Sending feedback and moving back into practice or review now feels less disjointed, making the beta flow easier to stay with.

Source evidence is now easier to spot in question explanations and study content, so checking where an answer came from takes less effort mid-session.

A quick helpful or not-helpful option is now available around source evidence, making it easier to tell us which references are genuinely useful during study.

Waiting moments in saved materials and topic document areas now feel more obvious and less ambiguous, so the app feels steadier while content loads.

When you upload your own material, you now have clearer control over whether to stay focused on your documents or blend them with broader sources in the same run.

The main student journeys are now checked more systematically, helping us catch setup and study-flow regressions earlier before they reach learners.

The website now explains the product the way beta testers actually use it today: free beta accounts, multiple topic workspaces, a faster first run, and follow-up study tools that stay tied to the same topic.

Saved flashcards, uploaded documents, and your question bank are easier to reopen from one visible library area instead of feeling tucked away in older profile-only views.

Each topic now acts more like a real study home, with mock tests, weak-area review, notes, flashcards, and saved material all living closer together.

Documents linked to a topic are easier to bring back into study steps, so your own notes and revision sheets can keep helping after the first upload.

The VeriPrep logo now sits more cleanly across the app, branding in the app and navigation feels tidier, and active test screens use a darker backdrop to keep your attention on the question in front of you.

The logo now appears more consistently across the app, with cleaner sizing and placement wherever it shows up. The overall look feels more finished and intentional.

Stats and achievements in the profile area are now laid out more clearly so they are easier to scan at a glance. The layout feels less cluttered, making it simpler to find what you are looking for.

Mock test setup now supports MCQ-only, essay-only, and mixed runs, including 50-question timed and untimed options. Short-answer responses also give clearer scoring feedback and flag uncertain results more carefully instead of sounding overconfident.

Sign-in and first-use steps now feel more straightforward, with clearer language around permission and account use before you begin studying. The goal is simple: easier access with stronger trust from the start.

Moving around the app now feels more consistent, with cleaner layout choices in key screens and a tidier profile experience. Common actions are easier to find, so students can get to study faster with less back-and-forth.

Practice now supports more ways to run question sessions, including different question styles and more control over what goes into a test. You can also include your own saved questions and choose to leave out sources you do not want used in a session.

We fixed a generation issue that could leave some runs hanging instead of returning content. When an extra checking step is temporarily unavailable, VeriPrep now falls back cleanly so study content still comes through.

Feature setup now includes an optional ignore list, so you can exclude specific sites or phrases from being used when creating mock tests, flashcards, study notes, revision pointers, and summaries.

The Profile area now includes a personal question bank where you can save your own short-answer prompts and answers. Relevant entries can then be mixed into mock tests alongside generated and review questions.

There is now a dedicated profile area where you can find your study stats and saved materials in one place. The Study Library section within it keeps your saved content clean and focused, without the extra clutter.

Text input fields in short-answer questions now scroll into view and stay above the keyboard on mobile devices, so you can always see what you are typing without the box being hidden behind the screen keyboard.

New users now see a clear step to accept the terms of service before starting. This keeps the consent process straightforward and transparent.

Phrasing in several parts of the app has been updated to feel clearer and more consistent. A few areas that previously used ambiguous or overly technical language have been rewritten in plain English.

We updated VeriPrep's approach to accuracy and added clearer handling for topics that move quickly or involve genuine debate. The app can now flag fast-moving or contested subjects more explicitly, so students get better context when a topic needs extra care.

You can now download a single card or your whole deck as images directly from the flashcard view. Saving a deck to your profile is a one-tap action. The cards themselves have been updated to match the current VeriPrep look and include the app logo.

Some test generation requests were failing after the first attempt. The cause was a response formatting edge case that has now been resolved. Tests should generate reliably on the first try.

A selection issue was fixed so topic picks do not carry over into other parts of the study flow when you switch tasks.

The path into your first study session was tightened up so choosing your country, level, and subject feels clearer on first use.

The homepage now explains the product in plainer language, including a note on why VeriPrep exists and a clearer explanation of curriculum fit, source-backed answers, and practical AI study support.

Light mode now updates the page colours more consistently, so the interface no longer feels half-switched when you change themes.

Current work is focused on making the experience more useful across more subjects, levels, and country-specific study paths without making setup harder.

We are continuing to improve how clearly answers show their grounding, so students can tell the difference between a confident reply and one that is actually backed up.

As the public experience is refined, the priority is to keep the first version simple: clear study flow, useful feedback, and updates that respond directly to what testers notice.