What's new

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The home page tour now walks through eight tools with real screens: Study Companion, AI Hub, AI Tutoring, Voice Lessons, AI-generated tests, Study Schedule, Mastery Tracking and Study Analytics

The features section below the tour covers the same eight tools, with a short explanation of each

The sidebar account card shows your name instead of your email

Quiz chart labels no longer overlap the dates

A new home page showing real screens from the app: the study viewer, AI Hub, AI Tutoring and your review schedule

A voice preview on the home page shows how a conversation with the tutor sounds in Arabic or English

Clear sections for parents and schools, with the school enquiry form in the same place as before

The tutor and the AI Hub now answer only from books the student's own school is allowed to see. A school's uploaded textbooks could previously be quoted into another school's answer, even though the book itself never appeared in that student's library

Teachers see and open their own school's uploaded books only; the national curriculum stays open to every teacher as before

Soft lighting and a faint texture give the landing pages more depth.

Background movement respects reduced-motion preferences.

Keep the homepage headline neutral

Try a sample lesson in Arabic or English, explore the study schedule, and see how parents and schools can follow learning.

Preview the same tutoring, calendar, recap and school views used in the app, with clearly labelled example data.

Enjoy clearer navigation, gentle transitions and better keyboard access, with accurate information about getting started.

Fix a critical bug where a school admin could archive Kuwait-wide curriculum for every student in the country — archiving from a school's own console now only removes material actually uploaded for that school, never national material merely routed through it

Close another way a document could jump straight to approved outside the review flow — editing a document's details can no longer approve a school's upload; only Release for processing or Reject can decide it

Releasing a school's textbook for processing no longer times out and shows an error after the approval already went through — approving the document and starting its indexing are now two separate steps, so a slow book never looks like a failed review

A school's pending-review upload no longer offers the old Approve/Reject shortcuts — in the content library's overflow menu or its preview sheet — which changed status without ever starting indexing; Release for processing and Reject are the way to decide it, and both actually start the review and leave an audit trail

The library gains a Pending school uploads filter, the document workspace gains Release for processing and Reject (with a required reason), and the admin dashboard surfaces how many are waiting

The Content page gains an Upload textbook button; each document shows whether it is waiting for review, processing, available to students, or was not accepted (with the reason), and material can be archived

A school's submitted document can be released — which publishes it to that school and begins indexing it — or declined with a reason the school reads on their own Content page

Every document on the school's Content page now shows whether it is waiting for review, being processed, available to students, or was not accepted — with the reason, in the reviewer's own words; a school can archive material it uploaded

A school admin uploads a PDF their school owns; it is filed for review rather than published, and a school may have ten waiting at once

Uploading a document now begins reading and indexing it straight away — until now someone had to press Reprocess before a new upload became searchable

When two people decide the same join request at once, the second is told someone else already decided it, instead of an unrelated message about the student belonging to a school

Approving a join request refreshes the roster, so the student is there the moment you switch to it instead of after a reload

When your school can't be loaded, the profile says so and offers a retry, and you can still choose a school to ask to join

The same failure is reported on the dashboard instead of showing nothing at all

When the join-request list cannot load, the school is told to retry instead of being shown an empty queue that hides waiting students

A school sees only a masked email address for a student who is waiting to be approved, and for the parent who applied on their behalf; staff addresses are unchanged

A failed refresh of the join-request queue no longer wipes the table — the rows an admin was already reviewing stay on screen, with a banner explaining the refresh failed and a way to retry

The Students page gains a Join requests view beside the roster, listing who asked to join with their grade and when; each request can be approved (the student joins the roster) or rejected after a confirmation; a student who was declined before is marked, and declined requests stay visible under a status filter; a request that resolved itself in the meantime (the student already joined another school) is called out plainly instead of failing silently

The school row now shows the real state — the school's name once confirmed, "pending" while the school decides, or a note that the school did not confirm, with a button to choose another school and ask again

A one-line notice while a school membership is pending or was not confirmed, linking to the profile; nothing shown once confirmed

When students are waiting to join, the dashboard's quick actions gain "Review join requests" with the count, opening the queue directly; the action stays out of the way when nobody is waiting

A school admin can approve a request, which puts the student on the roster, or decline it; a student who joined another school in the meantime is reported rather than moved

A student who signs up with email or Google, and a child a parent adds, now ask to join the chosen school; the school confirms before the student appears on its roster

Material shared with a school is shown only to that school's members

Mathematics textbooks now read Arabic algebra correctly — fractions, exponents, roots and the order of terms are transcribed as printed

The dashboard's stat row, stuck-students list, and activity feed now keep showing the last loaded figures when a refresh fails, with a single notice at the top of the page saying the refresh didn't go through instead of clearing every panel to a retry state

Signing in as a school admin opens the new dashboard instead of the student roster, and the sidebar lists Dashboard first

The dashboard's recent-activity feed keeps loading quickly no matter how many students a school has enrolled

/school-admin is now a real overview page - the school's six headline figures, the students stuck on topics, the newest study and quiz activity, and shortcuts to enrol someone

Add a student, add a teacher, open the roster or open the activity log straight from the dashboard; the two add shortcuts land with the form already open

A temporary error while refreshing the dashboard keeps the last good figures on screen and says the refresh failed, instead of emptying the page

The dashboard lists the most recent study sessions and completed quizzes across the school, newest first

A school with no activity yet says so, and a failed load offers to retry - the two are never shown the same way

The dashboard lists the students with the most topics they are stuck on; clicking one shows exactly which topics, with no extra loading

A school with nobody stuck says so plainly, and a failed load says it failed and offers to retry - the two never look alike

Students, teachers, content, active in the last 7 days, students stuck, and accounts pending or inactive - shown as one row at the top of the school dashboard

A figure that could not be loaded shows a dash rather than a zero, so a failed read never reads as "none"

The school console can now load its whole overview in a single request - the school's totals, the students stuck on topics, and the most recent study and quiz activity

A school admin can now be shown which of their students are stuck on which topics, ranked by how many topics they are stuck on

A shortcut can now take an admin straight to enrolling a student or a teacher, landing on the roster with the add form already open

Typing in the student roster search no longer loses all but the last letter when the page is slow to catch up; the box now shows exactly what was typed, matching the teacher roster

The public page no longer carries HTTP status codes, test-design wording, or a description of how a past security weakness could be exploited

Editing a teacher or student now correctly reports a temporary problem instead of wrongly saying the person doesn't exist

Creating a student never mints a sign-in address without first confirming it isn't already taken

A temporary error while loading the student list no longer empties the table and loses the admin's place

Teachers, parents, content, activity and settings in the school console

Stop the roster search leaking a masked personal email

Mask a self-signup student's personal email server-side in the roster and edit responses, showing school-minted addresses in full and labelling masked ones as the student's own

See the details the platform holds for your school

See everything that has been done in your school

See your school's document library and who can read each one

See the parents of your school's students

Issue a teacher a new temporary password

Edit, deactivate and reactivate a teacher

Enrol a teacher and hand over their credentials

A teacher no longer lands on a student screen

Accepting parental consent now lifts only a suspension the consent flow itself caused — a parent's earlier refusal. An account an administrator suspended stays suspended, the consent is still recorded, and the parent is told the account needs an administrator to reinstate it.

A sign-up cannot grant itself staff access or place itself in someone else's school

Declining consent suspends the child's account, as the page has always said it would

The public pages stay readable while a first password change is still outstanding

A multi-word account status now reads as words on the roster instead of showing the underscored database value

A suspension or an unverified account can no longer be cleared from the roster by deactivating and reactivating

Reactivate a student you deactivated by mistake

A deactivated student's password cannot be reset until they are reactivated, instead of issuing one that will not work

Invite a school admin by email from the school's Users tab, or promote a member who already has an account

A school admin locked out by their school's deactivation is told what happened instead of meeting a blank sign-in form

A school admin gets their own app, opening on the student roster, showing only the sections that exist

Enrol a student and receive their sign-in address and temporary password once, plain enough to write down and hand over

Search the roster by name or address and filter by grade and status

Terms and Privacy stay readable while a first password change is still outstanding

Setting a new password is reported honestly even when the follow-up bookkeeping fails

Setting your password again to the one you already have is refused, and a password change must come from the app itself

A student who was given a temporary password cannot use the rest of the app until they have replaced it

A failed roster load reports the failure instead of showing an empty roster

A student must actually set a new password before the prompt stops appearing, and cannot reuse the one they were handed

A student with a temporary password is taken to set a new one before anything else

Enrolment fails loudly rather than issuing an address that does not belong to the school

A student given a new password can no longer skip changing it at next login

A student can no longer skip the password change they are required to make at first login

A deactivated school's users get a clear "access denied" response instead of a generic bad-request error

A database failure can no longer let a deactivated school's users back in

Deactivating a school now denies its students, teachers and school admins on school-scoped API access

Keep the content library's school filter working

Recent activity no longer reads empty while loading

The overview of a school now shows its latest changes straight away instead of an empty panel; you no longer have to open the history tab to see anything

Each school now has a page with overview, people, documents, history and settings tabs. Each tab has its own link you can share, and returning to a tab you have already opened is instant

Adding a person from a school's page opens the existing invite form already filled in with that school

/admin/schools is now a searchable, sortable table of every school with its student, staff and document counts — including schools that have no content yet, which the old screen hid entirely

An overview of a school's students, teachers, documents and how many people were active in the last 7 days — real figures only, with no invented trends

A people tab filtering a school's students, teachers, parents and admins, with a way to hand school-admin access to someone already there

A documents tab showing each document's grade, subject, sharing scope and processing status

A history tab listing every change made to the school and who made it, filterable by the kind of change

A settings tab for editing a school's details, and deactivating or reactivating it from a confirmation that says plainly what that does

The active-in-the-last-7-days figure on a school's page was counted from a capped page of activity, so a busy school could show a number lower than the truth. It is now counted in full

The parents shown for a school are now ordered and stable, so the same school shows the same list every time; when there are too many to show at once the response says so instead of quietly leaving people out

Saving a school with no changes is now rejected rather than recording a change that never happened

A New school button opens a validated form for name, code, country, contact details, type and grades; a code already in use is reported on the field rather than as a failed save

A school's page lists its students, teachers and admins with search and a role filter; parents appear through their verified links to that school's children, since a parent belongs to a family rather than a school

A school's page shows a dated timeline of every change made to it and who made it, filterable by the kind of change

Master admins can make an existing teacher or staff member at a school its school admin, and the change is recorded in the school's history. Someone who is not at that school cannot be promoted into it

A school's page lists the documents attached to it with their grade, subject, sharing scope and processing status

A school's page now shows its student, teacher, staff and document counts plus how many people were active in the last 7 days, and a failed lookup says so instead of quietly showing nothing

Master admins can edit a school's details and deactivate or reactivate it, with each change recorded in the school's history

The admin school list now searches by name, code and city, filters by country and status, sorts, and pages — and shows every school, including ones with no students or documents yet

Master admins can create a school; a duplicate school code is reported on the field instead of failing the request

Creating a teacher/school-admin account now checks the school ID is valid and matches a real school before anything is sent, so invitees are never left with an invitation to an account that gets rolled back

The admin create-user dialog offers the School Admin role, visible to master admins only, so a pilot school can be provisioned without touching the database directly; picking School Admin or Teacher now requires a school before submit, mirroring the API's existing check

Master admins can now create a school-admin account and link it to a school, so a pilot school can be set up end to end; school staff accounts are rejected with a clear message when no school is chosen

Teachers and school admins must always belong to a school, so school-scoped access can never silently widen through an unassigned account

A per-school activity log records every school-scoped change, readable by the platform owner and each school's own admin

Teachers and school admins now see only the students at their own school; platform staff keep full visibility, and students and parents are unaffected

AI tutoring transcripts are never visible to school staff

A school admin can see the parents linked to their own school's students, and always their own school's record

New school-admin account type, the first piece of school-level oversight for the Sep 2026 pilot; no user-facing surface yet

Quick actions now loads its lessons-awaiting-review count in one lightweight query instead of the full lessons queue

New Errors tab on the main chart shows daily app errors and the crash-free session rate from the last 30 days

Remove the recent activity feed from the dashboard and let quick actions fill the freed space

Signing in with Google, or by accepting an invitation, now updates the account's last-active time like a password sign-in already did — so admin activity figures count everyone

A failure to record a sign-in is logged instead of passing silently

Restore the missing weekly-report progress function

A checkpoint correctly answered on the LAST question of a lesson could still show as unfinished if a background reply was mid-flight at the same moment

A practice question answered correctly could occasionally need re-answering if a background reply landed at the same moment

No duplicate question cards after a checkpoint answer advances the lesson past it

"Try again" is withdrawn once the lesson has moved on, so a retry can no longer be graded against a question the student already left behind

A slow background reply can no longer undo a checkpoint's already-recorded progress

After a re-teach, a third wrong answer on the same checkpoint moves the lesson forward and marks the concept to revisit instead of looping back into another detour

If a student chats without answering the on-screen check or practice question, the tutor warmly but firmly steers them back to it

Lesson recaps now explicitly name any concept marked shaky as something to revisit next time

Middleware now logs these expected errors at debug (console-only, never forwarded) and keeps error level for genuine auth faults.

Weekly report runs no longer crash mid-run

The voice waveform now shows on the still-streaming reply bubble too, not only after the tutor's message is fully committed — TTS starts well before that commit, so the waveform previously stayed hidden for most (or all, on short replies) of playback

Pressing Stop mid-reply now silences the tutor's voice immediately instead of only aborting the text stream and letting the tutor keep talking

The tutor now starts speaking its reply the moment the text is ready, instead of waiting on the assessment pass and page-turn logic behind the scenes — the words on screen and the voice reading them now start together

Turns begin composing a reply sooner by running the safety check, session lookup, and language lookup at the same time instead of one after another, and by no longer waiting on a background page-position save before fetching what the tutor needs to answer

The tutor's spoken reply now animates a live waveform on the message bubble being read aloud, matching the Study Terminal viewer

The session settings menu (read aloud, clear chat, restart, end lesson) now sits inside the message box instead of floating beside it

A thinking indicator with pulsing dots shows while the tutor is composing its reply, before any text has streamed in

One error out of a handful of requests reads as a double-digit error rate.

The three background jobs declared concurrency of 40, 20 and 10 against an account plan that allows 5. Inngest validates this at sync time and a sync is all-or-nothing, so the whole app was rejected and no function registered — weekly reports, parent alerts and misconception scans could never run. All three are now 5.

Guided lessons now show their check and practice questions at the right step of the lesson, so students are never left stuck waiting for a question that cannot appear

Reopening a lesson that was parked on a question brings that question straight back up and shows your true place in the lesson

Fixes a rare case where the lesson wouldn't turn the page after certain tutor replies

The session rail now shows a beat-by-beat map (hook, explain, check, practice, recap) for lessons generated from a structured plan, with the current step highlighted and a re-teach badge when the tutor loops back to explain something again; legacy lessons keep today's page track

Page turns and checkpoint questions for these lessons now follow the lesson's plan instead of a page-position guess, so the right question appears at the right moment

The tutor now teaches to a structured lesson plan, checking understanding before moving on and closing the lesson itself once the recap wraps up, instead of leaving that call to the model

The tutor recalls what a student struggled with in earlier sessions and adapts, for every lesson (plan-backed or not)

When a wrong practice answer happens to be the last one in the set, the tutor now moves on with the student instead of stopping to re-explain a question they've already left behind

A checkpoint's first wrong answer (before the re-teach kicks in on a second miss) now correctly signals the student isn't done, instead of looking identical to a correct answer

A checkpoint question failed twice now re-teaches the concept a different way before the student retries, instead of only nudging them on the same question; concept mastery updates from the result

Tutoring conversations now report how much they cost to run, so usage stays visible

Stop Inngest webhook redirecting to the login page

Finishing a quiz now records the topics the student struggled with, so recommendations and study plans can use them. Every submit had been failing to save any of this silently — the score was stored, the topic analysis was not.

The Previous / Submit / Next bar now stays pinned to the bottom of the question panel on phones and tablets instead of scrolling away under a long question. The header shows how many questions are answered, and Submit becomes the main button on the last question.

Signing in as an admin now goes to the admin dashboard instead of the student home; previously only master admins were redirected

Regenerating a lesson now targets the exact book and chapter, never a same-named chapter from another book

Generated checkpoint questions must cite pages inside the chapter, and archived lessons can no longer be published

Token cost tracking covers the new Gemini 3.7/3.5 Flash models

Each ungenerated chapter in the coverage list now has its own Generate button, alongside the bulk generate-all action

Failed lesson-plan edits now show the server's reason instead of failing silently; the editor stays open to retry

New Admin Lessons page shows every textbook chapter, generates a draft lesson per chapter with one click, and previews the lesson plan and its checkpoint questions before publishing

Drafts can be published, unpublished, regenerated, edited, or archived; students only ever see published lessons

Lesson loading now checks published state everywhere, so draft lessons stay invisible until an admin publishes them

Pressing Listen now starts speaking in ~2 seconds instead of 10-15 — audio streams from the voice service as it is generated rather than waiting for whole sections to finish

Medium-length answers no longer wait silently for the full recording before playing

Upgrade the reading voice to Gemini 3.1 with official Serbian support

Saving an agent whose active prompt variant is missing or empty no longer wipes its live prompt. It previously wrote an empty prompt, which would have run AI Hub, the parent coach, misconception clustering and tutoring chat with no persona and no safety rules, silently

An admin save that changes only the model no longer leaves the live prompt disagreeing with the prompt library shown in the Command Center

Token counts for Anthropic answers were recording zero input tokens and undercounting cost about fourfold; the provider splits usage across two updates and only the last was kept

Response timing now starts before the request, so timings are comparable with every other AI surface

Response timing now measures the model call rather than the whole pipeline, matching the other surfaces

Both background jobs accepted any provider from the registry and then called Gemini with it regardless, so a non-Gemini model would have failed at run time. They now check what they can actually run

The AI Hub now reports the true token usage and response cost of each answer, and how long the first word took to arrive. It previously counted network chunks and called them tokens

Populate token usage and cost for study terminal chat

A registry row naming a provider a surface cannot run is now logged as an error and reported, instead of being silently replaced by a hardcoded model with no signal to anyone

Saving an agent now always re-materialises the active prompt variant into the runtime prompt server-side, so the prompt an admin sees marked LIVE is guaranteed to be the one the tutor actually uses

Answers written in Serbian Cyrillic now play as speech — the voice service silently produced no audio for Cyrillic Serbian, so read-aloud appeared completely dead whenever the AI answered in Cyrillic

Listening to long answers back-to-back no longer stops partway with errors — the voice service now waits and retries when it is briefly rate-limited instead of giving up

Opening a book you or a classmate opened recently is much faster - the file now comes from a nearby cache instead of central storage

Reading answers aloud in Serbian now uses the platform's natural voice instead of a robotic or silent browser voice

Books open again on their own after an app update, instead of sitting on a load error until someone refreshes the page

Reprocessing a large textbook no longer hangs and leaves the book missing from search; it now reports progress and fails visibly if the database stalls

Full-screen opening view with the animated Mubarak logo over a twinkling star field that drifts on its own and reacts to your mouse across the whole page

New scroll sections showing tutoring use cases, views for students, parents, and schools, textbook-grounded answers, and a Study Terminal preview

Sign-in and registration screens now share the same starry night-sky background as the landing page

Pages with long unbroken text are split properly instead of being dropped, so no part of a book goes missing from search

Textbook questions, decimal numbers and figure references now survive ingestion intact, so answers can quote the book accurately

The three-dots menu (response language, read replies aloud, clear chat) now sits inside the left edge of the chat message box instead of floating beside it

When a student asks an end-of-lesson exercise question, the tutor now also reads the surrounding lesson pages of the same textbook, so answers come from the official curriculum content instead of general knowledge

Questions that previously matched no textbook content now retry a wider search before answering, instead of silently answering ungrounded

Internal maintenance and diagnostic database functions can no longer be called from user accounts; server-side access is unaffected

Turned off the unused GraphQL API endpoint, closing schema discovery for signed-in users

Charts that plot more than one thing now use a fixed eight-colour palette, checked to stay tellable apart in both light and dark and for colour-blind readers, so your weekly study comparison and session breakdown read as separate colours instead of shades of one

Single-metric visuals keep your chosen accent colour, so progress rings, subject sparklines and the streak trend still feel personalised

Axis labels, gridlines and tooltips follow light and dark mode instead of a fixed white, so chart text no longer disappears in light mode

Give warning its own token instead of reusing gold

New cover — the Mubarak monogram floating over a twinkling night sky that follows your mouse, with sharper marketing copy

New "Answer Machines Give Answers. Mubarak Teaches." section — two AIs get the same question side by side, and only one teaches

The whole public site now matches the app's look — same colors and typography, glass panels, rolling technology logos, and the reactive top navigation

The What's New page now opens for visitors without an account, and outdated standalone pricing/features/contact pages fold into the main page

Sign-in and registration pages restyled to match the new look

Pick your accent colour straight from the sidebar on any page, instead of navigating to Profile or Settings first

The eight accent swatches in the picker were rendering as blank circles and now show their real colours again

A failed load now offers a retry instead of pretending nobody is connected to your account

Cancelling, accepting, or declining now confirms what happened instead of appearing to do nothing

Pending invitations show the right email and dates, and the weekly invite count is hidden when it cannot be loaded

Creating a parent invite now hands you a copyable link to send them yourself — the app previously said an email was on its way and never sent one

An invitation link opened while signed out now loads the invitation instead of reporting it as invalid or expired

Sending a parent invite works again — every attempt used to fail before the invitation was saved

Declining one parent's request no longer declines every other pending request at the same time

Cancelling or declining an invitation now frees you to invite that person again

Name and preference changes now actually save

Profile changes now save

The learning stats panel now shows your real study streak, weekly study time, questions asked, and achievements instead of a fixed fake number for every student; a stat with no real data behind it (rank, average score) is hidden instead of made up

Uploading a new avatar now genuinely saves it; removed a picker option that looked like it saved a choice but never actually did

Fixed the profile page briefly flashing "not found" while it was still loading, or getting stuck loading forever if something went wrong; added a retry action

The "set your grade" prompt now sends you to your profile page instead of a broken settings link

Session-timing data used only for background progress saving no longer forces the whole reading view to redraw every few seconds, keeping scrolling and the AI panel responsive during long study sessions

Chat responses stream in without stutter by updating the display in small batches instead of on every single character

Code blocks in chat load faster by preparing only the languages actually used instead of the full syntax-highlighting library

Failures on the quiz list, a single quiz and quiz generation now return a plain "we couldn't do that" message instead of raw internal error text

The same for AI chat failures

Ending a reading session keeps the pages you actually read instead of resetting the count to zero

Submitting a quiz twice (double click, retried request) scores it once, and the second attempt says it was already submitted

Finishing an already-finished lesson returns the same summary instead of writing a second one

The written recap of a finished lesson is now reliably saved

Progress views refresh right after a session or quiz rather than sometimes showing stale figures

Profile edits are validated, and avatars accept ordinary image files only

Read-aloud uses the platform voice by default

Background study-session saves are checked before they count, so a bad or impossible session can't inflate streaks, study time or what parents see

A session saved when the tab closes is now really stored instead of reporting success and being dropped

Chat messages have a length limit and an image-per-message limit, and the language check is limited to signed-in users

A parent opens the child's learning map only if the child shared their study activity, and quiz-based mastery is hidden unless scores are shared too

Turning a sharing choice on for one parent no longer resets the choices set from the other settings screen, and AI-conversation sharing can finally be granted

Books restricted to a school or country now open only for readers they were shared with, and the wrong-permission message is shown instead of a generic error

Book covers can only be replaced by staff, and only with a real image file

Retrying a failed "start a new chat" send no longer leaves two copies of your message once the retry succeeds

Connection problems now show a retry option instead of leaving your quiz list empty

Quiz generation failures now show the real reason instead of a garbled error message

A quiz that fails to load now offers a retry and a way back to Assessments instead of a dead end

Study Materials now shows a retry option and a proper loading state instead of a misleading "no materials" message

AI Hub now tells you when it couldn't start a new chat, with a way to retry

Lesson session errors now offer a retry and a way back to your lessons instead of a dead end; a failed "end session" now tells you instead of failing silently

Adding, removing, or checking exams now reports failures instead of silently doing nothing

Fixed a rare crash from corrupted saved reading history

The "invite a parent" button no longer shows a wrong invite count when it can't load

Dialogs and toasts now render correctly in light mode instead of an unreadable dark glass panel; extends to sheets, dropdown/select checkmarks, and several hardcoded amber/blue accents across settings, exams, and prerequisite nudges

Assessments page heading now matches the shared page-header style used across the rest of the app

Light mode now has a real elevation ladder — cards and panels sit above a soft grey page instead of dissolving into it

The accent wash and tinted surfaces read clearly in light mode again, where they had faded to almost nothing

Axis lines, gridlines, tick labels, series lines and legend dots are visible again on the admin, student and audit dashboards

Panel and card borders stay hairline-thin instead of hardening into solid bars, and the sidebar focus ring and hover highlight render properly

Restore --sidebar-border, dropped by the CSS-token splice

Study material covers are now illustrated in the subject's colour instead of scanned textbook fronts, and no two books in a subject look alike

Subjects with two words now show proper initials on the cover and in the card footer, so Computer Science reads CS rather than CO

Study material cards now show the book's own cover photo (or a generated subject cover when there isn't one), a short description, and how much of the book is left to read, so a shelf of books is easier to tell apart and more inviting to open

The study terminal's AI panel is reframed as margin notes anchored to the page they reference, with a quote card for selected text and an always-available "Ask about this page" button

On tablets, switching between the document and the AI companion no longer reloads the PDF — both stay ready in the background

Chapter progress now draws as a topic ribbon (gold for done topics, filled for the current one) instead of dropdown selectors; drops the WebGL particle background behind the reading view

Page, zoom, and bookmark controls in the PDF viewer are now always visible at a fixed size instead of expanding on tap

See your average and best quiz scores, quizzes taken this month, and due chapter tests at a glance in one summary strip

A recent-results panel draws your last eight scores as a trend and lists your latest quizzes, right next to the ones still waiting

Generating a quiz is now one row (subject, chapter, topic, generate) instead of a stacked form

A calmer, more focused quiz-taking screen — one context line plus a side progress trail instead of a numbered question grid

Study Materials is now a subject rail + cover-led book grid instead of a flat card/table dump — pick a subject on the left, browse only its books on the right, with search across titles/chapters and a one-tap "Resume reading" strip for the last book studied

Per-book reading progress (percent, pages left) now shows on each book and feeds the subject rail's progress bars, reusing the existing progress endpoint — no new backend

The viewer checks its own image decoders when a book opens and shows a quiet, dismissible line if images may not display, instead of leaving a blank space with no explanation; the text is never affected

Control exactly what each parent can see, right from the relationships page; five per-parent switches (study time, assessment scores, content access, achievements, AI interactions) replace the old detour to a separate privacy screen, with instant feedback per toggle

An incoming parent request now gets the page's one moment of weight at the top, with a clear accept/decline in place, instead of competing with the connected-parent list below it

Month calendar cells now show just the date, an at-a-glance "N due" count, and one status mark (test, quiz completed, or reading) so the grid reads at a glance instead of stacking colored badges

A slim highlighted bar between the summary and the calendar surfaces today's due reviews with a one-tap Start button that jumps straight into the first due topic; quietly shows when the next review is due once today is clear

The day panel is now one prioritized list (due reviews, scheduled tests, exams, results, reading, recaps) instead of six separate sections, and reading/results rows now link straight to the book or the results page

Dashboard, children, and settings pages share one cached children list and no longer double-fetch on load

The alert settings section now shows your linked children (it previously always said none were linked)

The progress page loads its three panels in parallel from the shared cache

Revisiting your map is instant within five minutes

Transcribing your speech begins processing the recording while usage checks run, and read-aloud reuses its connection instead of reconnecting every time

Lessons, invitations, thumbnails, encouragements and more skip a redundant identity round trip on every request

Per-parent privacy pages fetch everything in one step

Children recaps and alert settings respond faster

Opening a book and its details got quicker

Profile, assessments, ai-hub: saves and deletes skip redundant lookups

Recommended chapters are computed from a handful of shared lookups instead of six per book

The map gathers its data in parallel and no longer re-reads what it already fetched

Ending a study session responds immediately — quiz scheduling and progress bookkeeping now happen right after, in the background; reading-progress updates no longer slow page turns

The safety check on your message now runs at the same time as gathering context, so replies begin faster — every message is still fully checked before anything is shown

Tutor turns skip repeated session lookups and start sooner; a first-question race that could briefly show stale session state is fixed

The nightly check gathers parent and child details in batches instead of one lookup at a time per family

The weekly email digest gathers a child's week in two steps instead of eight, only prepares the child it will actually email, and question counts are now exact

Fixed a case where the topic guide or an assessment's chapter list could silently show empty after moving between the viewer and assessments within a few minutes

Every chapter of every book is one cell: gold with your score once a quiz passes 70%, blue rising as you read, a ring on your next stop; click a cell to open the page or start a quiz

"Quiz these next" and "Under 70%" lists pick the chapters worth a quiz

Lessons show as tracks with your position and checkpoints, plus your checkpoint accuracy per session and the tutor's notes

The live session gets a step rail, checkpoint questions inline in the conversation, and the tutor now follows the page you are on

Leaving a lesson no longer ends it — resume where you left off

The two rows of panels stretch to use the whole page on tall screens, and the charts grow with them

The header now shows your next exam and how many days are left, and the first-week checklist ticks off once you add one

Study-time chart scales to heavy days; subject sparklines show your last 12 quizzes

A panel whose data fails to load now shows a retry instead of zeros

The page lays out properly on an iPad in landscape — subjects span the width, streak and due reviews sit side by side

The page now answers how you are doing — quiz scores and study time over the last 30 days, one card per subject, your streak, and the reviews due today — with one-click starts

Fewer numbers on the page, and the ones left are ones you can act on

A line of every quiz you finished against the 70% pass mark, with your best and lowest called out

One bar per day of study time with a hover readout of minutes and sessions

The header says how many reviews are due and how far away your next exam is

A new student sees where to start, a short setup checklist and what the page will show

Each subject shows its quiz-score trend, latest score and chapters done, with one button — review a slipping chapter, quiz a chapter you have read, or continue where you left off

Your streak with the last 30 days at a glance

Reviews due today, each with a button that starts a short quiz on that topic

Answers can be scoped to one of your books, or all of them

Every cited answer shows the book and page it came from, with one-click "Open page", "Quiz me on this" and "Study with a tutor" next steps

A clearer start screen with four starters and your recent conversations; conversation history is searchable and grouped by day

Stop an answer mid-stream, and see a clear message with Retry if something goes wrong

Lesson chat settings (read aloud, restart, end session, clear) moved into a menu beside the message box

Sidebar sits bare on the page halo with a quiet active state, slimmed to 240px

The metro map fills the whole content area and refits when the window resizes

The page stays viewport-height and long chat history scrolls inside its rail

Flat identity card replaces the holographic tilt card

Privacy info boxes, relationships list, schedule calendar and Study Materials covers now match the rest of the app

The child's learning map fills the page instead of a fixed 600px box

The "please rotate" screen on portrait tablets has a solid backdrop again

The whole app now uses the friendlier Nunito typeface instead of Geist

Match the study viewer to the app's shell chrome

Reloading no longer reverts a pre-reskin user's newly chosen accent color back to the old palette; the stale legacy theme id used to re-seed the picker every load and silently overwrite the real choice

Your saved theme preference now actually loads from your account on other devices/browsers again (the API response envelope was never being unwrapped, so the cross-device sync silently did nothing)

The PDF viewer's loading screen and the prerequisite reminder popup now match the rest of the app's calm, flat look

Parent's dashboard, children list, add-child, settings, and per-child progress/map/memories pages now use the flat panel look (no glass blur, no drop shadows, no hover-lift) instead of the old glass cards; loading states show skeleton panels instead of a full-screen spinner

A child's detailed progress view collapses its four separate stat cards (study time, streak, average score, grade) into one bordered strip, and its recent-assessments/recently-unlocked lists into one bordered list with row dividers, instead of stacking individual cards

Learning-progress page's stat, subject, achievement, and goal cards switch from the glass treatment to the flat panel look

The map frame and chapter detail popup use the flat panel chrome; the accent-flow progress lines and station rings are unchanged

Avatar picker, personal-info fields, and profile card drop glass blur/shadow/gradient treatments for flat, theme-reactive surfaces

Removed the unused legacy Theme dropdown from app preferences (it never persisted anywhere real; the appearance picker right below it is the actual theme control)

Parent-connection card switches to the flat panel look

Weekly sessions chart now recolors with the active accent instead of assuming the panel behind it is always white-on-color

Chat, lesson cards, question checks, and the session-complete summary now use the flat panel style, with calmer loading and typing cues

Quiz creation, the assessment list, test-taking, and results now use the flat panel style, with calmer loading placeholders

The calendar and day-detail panel now use the flat panel style, with calmer loading placeholders

The book library and study terminal switch to clean flat panels matching the new look — book cards, document pickers, chapter/topic navigation, and the AI chat panel drop their glass blur, drop shadows, and gradient fills for the flat panel system; the study-terminal "stuck on this page?" nudge loses its heavy shadow too

The student dashboard adopts the new flat look — clean panels, one colored highlight card, no glass or heavy shadows

Every page's content now sits on a clean rounded surface with a subtle color wash behind it, in your chosen accent; sidebar goes flat (no glass, no blur) with an alpha-tinted active nav state

Choose from 8 accent colors and light/dark mode in your profile; the sidebar keeps a quick light/dark switch

Legacy saved themes (e.g. Ocean Breeze) preselect their mapped accent so nobody's saved preference resets

The app switches to a calmer flat design with a light/dark mode and 8 accent colors; saved themes map to the closest accent

Pages and actions no longer re-verify your sign-in with an extra server round trip when it was already verified moments earlier

Your study schedule gathers everything it needs at once instead of one piece at a time

The notification bell fetches your list and unread count together

Achievements, study-terminal, parent-settings: the same load-in-parallel treatment across five more surfaces

Your language choice appears instantly when the page opens instead of waiting for the server

Naming a new conversation no longer reloads the whole conversation list

Parent pages now share the app-wide data cache instead of keeping a separate one

The app no longer re-checks your family connections every 30 seconds in the background — pages share one cached list that refreshes when something actually changes

The Parents list in privacy settings now shows your connected parents (it previously always showed empty)

Accepting or declining an invitation updates both the connection list and your children's activity cards right away

Sending a message kicks off the AI reply faster — the setup work before the reply now runs in parallel instead of one step at a time, and bookkeeping happens after your reply finishes streaming

Mastery and coverage for all your subjects are computed from two lookups total instead of two per subject

The parent-sharing settings page now loads all parents' details at once instead of one parent at a time

Checking pending invitations is now instant when the answer was fetched moments ago, and first-time checks are faster

The children list responds instantly on repeat visits within two minutes

The family connections page and its notifications get their data in a single database query instead of four sequential ones

Every request is checked against usage limits in a single step instead of two, so all pages and actions respond sooner

The nightly topic-analytics refresh now completes — it ran without the database permissions it needed and failed on every run

Stop the chat hanging silently when a question is blocked

Never show a saved reply that failed to save

Report structure lookup failures instead of faking success

Bound every interactive provider call with a timeout

Stop returning raw provider error text to the client

Generic client error body, full detail server-side only

Keep chat working when the agent registry is unavailable

Fail loudly when replacing a document structure

Add viewer error page and a site-wide 404

Dense subjects on the map no longer render unreadable stacked text — once consecutive stops on the same line crowd closer than 30px on screen, every other label is dropped, and they reappear as soon as the student zooms back in; also fixes the map's fit-to-screen zoom occasionally computing a nonsensical negative scale on first paint

A two-finger pinch now zooms the map in and out, wired into the same pan/zoom state as the wheel and +/-/fit buttons, so gestures and the on-screen controls stay in sync; the on-screen zoom buttons remain keyboard-reachable for students who can't use touch gestures

The map canvas is now announced as a group of controls (not one opaque picture), with a hidden usage hint and a full text list of every subject, book, and stop with its coverage and progress — so a screen reader user can survey the whole curriculum without the SVG

Each stop on the learning map is now a real control — reachable by Tab, opens with Enter or Space, and announces its name, coverage, and progress state to screen readers, with a visible focus ring for keyboard users; station cores use a theme color so they stay visible on light themes

The lesson list and study session follow your chosen theme

Opening a lesson shows the lesson and tutor panes shimmering in place instead of blanking the screen

The decorative particle backdrop is switched off on phones so the lesson and tutor get the whole device

Browse lessons by subject and start any lesson in one click, with the chapter, page range, length and grade shown on the card

The lessons list now follows your chosen theme instead of a fixed colour scheme

Switch between the lesson and the tutor with a labelled Lesson / Tutor control on phones and tablets

Keep your place in the lesson and the chat when the session screen updates

The read-aloud toggle, language picker and chat box now take their colours from the theme you picked, instead of being hardcoded white-on-glass that washed out in light themes; the language menu is readable in all 27 themes

A new chat now opens with four plain-language starting prompts ("Explain a topic I'm stuck on", "Quiz me on what I studied this week", and two more) — tapping one starts the conversation, instead of an empty screen with nothing to press

The read-aloud toggle's "playing" glow now actually renders; it pointed at a colour variable that never existed

Holding the microphone no longer cuts out when your finger or cursor slides off the button mid-sentence; recording ends when you let go anywhere, or press Escape

A "Conversations" button in the hub header opens your full chat history in a slide-over panel on phones and tablets, where the list used to be completely hidden below 1024px; picking a chat opens it and closes the panel

The hub now has a proper page heading, and the read-aloud and language controls sit in that header row instead of floating over your messages

The drifting background dots take their colour from the active theme instead of always being white, so they no longer vanish on light themes; on phones the decorative layer is skipped entirely

The page no longer fights the app layout with negative margins, so it sits in the same content frame as every other student page

The reader and the tutor now fade in behind the same calm glass placeholders used everywhere else, instead of spinning rings and blinking "Loading..." text

When a document fails to open you get a clear message and a link back to your study materials

Study suggestions now arrive one at a time instead of two cards appearing on top of each other; the second waits its turn

The study terminal now uses the same sidebar, spacing and scrolling as the rest of the student area, so moving into it no longer feels like a different app

A wide document can no longer stretch the page sideways

The chapter and topic navigation, the page controls and the background all follow your chosen theme instead of staying fixed white

The decorative background is no longer drawn on phones, so the reader gets the full screen and the battery gets a break

Opening the study terminal without a document now shows a clear "No document selected" message with a link to your study materials, instead of silently opening an unrelated document

A document that can't be loaded now says so, instead of claiming nothing was selected

On a phone the reader and the AI tutor each fill the screen, with a Document / Ask AI switcher instead of two squeezed columns

Switching back to Document returns you to the page you were reading

The four summary tiles (Overall Progress, Study Time, Study Streak, Achievements) had invisible icon backgrounds and colourless "Keep it up!" text; they now use your theme's accent colour like the rest of the app

The password box that never actually changed your password is replaced by a "Change password" link to the real email reset flow, and the parent-sharing switches now link to the Privacy page where your choices are really saved

Parent requests, connected parents and pending invitations are now three clear panels that follow your chosen theme

The page's blue/purple gradient headline and background blobs are gone; it now uses the same panels and colours as the rest of the app, so it respects whichever theme you picked

A line of helper text points at the sidebar Theme button instead of a disabled "See Theme Selector in Sidebar" button

Pages and images in scanned textbooks now display instead of appearing blank

Weekly parent reports, parent alert emails and misconception scans now actually run on their schedule — none of them had ever run in production, so no parent had ever received one

A scheduled job that quietly did nothing is no longer recorded as having succeeded

Two endpoints that run scheduled work let unauthorized callers through whenever their security key was missing from the server — one skipped the check entirely, the other could be satisfied by guessing. The key is in fact missing in production, so both were open. They now refuse every request when it is not configured.

The endpoint reporting how many invitations are pending or expired had no authentication at all and answered anyone who asked. It now requires the same authorization as the task it reports on.

Signed-in users can get back to the app from the changelog

Link the child learning map from the child detail page

Admin sidebar drops its two coming-soon dead ends

Student sidebar only links to pages that exist

Remove unused write permissions from the public API role

Quiz answers and their explanations were readable by any student for any published lesson, which let a student see the correct option before answering. Students now receive only the question and its options; answers stay on the server.

Require an account to search textbook content

Stop signed-in users editing school and achievement data

The endpoint that runs scheduled work (parent emails, weekly reports, misconception scans) only checked request signatures when it detected a production environment. It now always checks them, so the protection cannot be silently switched off by how a deployment happens to be configured.

Restore six missing database security patches to the repo

Navigating between pages now shows glass skeleton panels in the content area while the sidebar stays put, instead of a full-screen loader

The frosted segmented-control tab styling duplicated between the dashboard and assessments now lives in a single shared component

The dashboard's KPI summary strip (glass panel, divided 2-up/4-up grid, tabular numerals) is now a reusable component pair

Every page heading now comes from one component — same size, same spacing, actions that wrap on small screens

Panel wraps the glass panel look used across the student app in one reusable component, with a solid variant for dense surfaces

Retire the duplicate dashboard — /parent now redirects to /parent/dashboard

Drop the second body block that fought the halo gradient

Sidebar colors follow the same token convention as all other theme colors, so future edits cannot half-break sidebar styling

Tab active state, touch focus outlines, and chart theme colors work again across all 27 themes

Topic progress and insights can no longer be read for another student, whether through the app or direct data-API calls

The topic detail view no longer lists other students' study sessions for the same topic

Both the standard and streaming chat paths now load prior conversation turns only for the signed-in student

A conversation's saved history can only be read back by the student who owns it, even if someone else guesses the conversation id

The goals card showed a fixed 75% "Complete Mathematics Module" goal for every student; the remaining goals are computed from real activity

The /insights-designs page rendered 1,500 lines of fabricated charts; it had no navigation link but was reachable by URL

Self-registered accounts no longer claim parental consent was given when it never was — the record now reflects the truth, and accounts a parent creates for their child still record real consent

A parent-child link can only become verified through the real invitation flow — it can no longer be forged through the API to gain access to a student's data

Notes the AI tutor keeps about a student (recaps, misconceptions, memories) are now hidden from parents unless the student's AI-activity sharing setting is on

Parents keep read access to their linked children's study history but can no longer create, edit, or delete those records

Encouragement messages and alert subscriptions can now only be created for a child the parent is actually linked to and verified with — not for arbitrary students

The weekly email now honors the student's AI-activity sharing choice — question counts and the AI coach note only appear when the student shares them, with the privacy notice shown instead

The "questions asked" number on a child's card now only appears when the student shares their AI activity; otherwise parents see the same "not shared" treatment as other private metrics

The session-recap feed now only includes children who are actually linked to the requesting parent and who share their AI activity — requesting another student's id returns nothing

Unsubscribe links in weekly emails are now signed, expire, and ask for confirmation before opting out — nobody can unsubscribe someone else, and email scanners can no longer trigger it by accident

Every AI chat surface now screens student messages and AI replies for harmful content, and responds with a friendly bilingual notice when a message can't be helped with

Student messages are treated strictly as questions, so chats can no longer be tricked into ignoring their safety rules

When textbook search is unavailable, answers now arrive without citations instead of citing unrelated pages

Spoken messages are screened the same way as typed ones

Realtime voice conversations are paused during the pilot

The database itself now rejects any attempt by a signed-in user to change their own role or account status

Stop spurious "failed to delete embeddings" error on delete

A "Studied" marker on the calendar and a day-panel section now show the books you read each day, with time spent, so reading shows up alongside reviews, assessments, recaps, and exams; brief open-and-close sessions are filtered out so only real study appears

Register an exam (subject + date) from the Schedule page; it shows on the calendar and in the day panel, and you can remove it

Within two weeks of an exam, your daily plan adds exam-prep chapters for that subject, scaling up as the date nears

The plan card is now "Study plan" with an amber countdown to your next exam

Exam days are marked on the calendar with a graduation-cap icon

Professional White now has a real dark mode — elegant dark surfaces with readable text, instead of light-mode colours showing through under a dark background

Days you studied get a marker, and selecting a day shows a "What you learned" recap beside that day's reviews and assessment scores

A Study Notebook in the sidebar showing a recap of what you covered in each tutoring session

A "recent learning" card on the parent dashboard showing what your children studied recently

Show a daily study plan on the student dashboard

New public /updates page lists shipped features newest-first, generated from git history (no manual curation) and refreshed in the pre-commit hook; linked from the landing nav, footer, and hero beta note. Milestone/internal commit scopes are filtered so public tags stay clean.

Hero notes the invited-beta phase

Clear stuck loading spinner when playback is stopped

Always-on 45° chapter labels on every station (truncated, full title stays in the detail card); on-ramp/lane spacing retuned to fit

Subject pill strip above the map, "42% read · 2/23 mastered" per subject, derived client-side (no API change); ghost-chip styling that tracks the active theme and stays readable across all 27 themes

Tap a pill to focus its subject line; others dim; background tap or a second tap clears

Spread each subject's trunk junction along the trunk by subject order so on-ramps fan out instead of knotting at the far left

Real reading coverage + content-scoped prerequisite graph

Tap a station for a detail card (coverage, mastery, unmet prerequisites) with a deep link into the viewer.

Theme-reactive throughout — lines use the foreground colour (frosted in dark, near-black in light) differentiated by opacity; coverage, mastery and next-stop use theme tokens.

Replace default favicon with Mubarak blue M icons

Derives real subject mastery from the model, replacing the string-parsing attribution.

Show Privacy, Terms & About to logged-out visitors

One-tap parent->child message to an in-app inbox (API + UI)

Redirect non-master admins out of the student UI instead of serving them the student shell; on a failed password login, hint Google-only users to use the Google button.

Guard student/topic-graph and admin/settings routes that returned a 500 with a stack trace on unexpected data / malformed body.

Let admins upload content, not just master admins

Parent-added children seed active so the beta gate doesn't silently lock them out (parent is the trusted actor, matching admin-created users)

Gate OAuth signups + waitlist surfaces for beta approval

Beta-gate read side — flag helper, status endpoint, signup notice

Runtime beta-approval flag + flag-aware email-confirm trigger

Fail loudly if the prod site URL for email links is missing

Block sign-in until the email is confirmed

Provision profiles atomically via a signup trigger

Make profile creation idempotent ahead of provisioning trigger

Drop the content-page gate's upper bound — it starved 50-70% of later-chapter content on partly-curated (Kuwait) books

Stop auto-scheduler creating duplicate chapter tests

Each chunk is labeled by layout role (Claude Sonnet 4.6) and exercise chunks are down-ranked x0.5 at retrieval, so the Socratic tutor and AI Hub prefer explanation over the textbook's own questions/answers. Over-fetch lets a demoted exercise be replaced by the next-best chunk.

Nudge students who get stuck on a page

Clicking a date now lists that day's chapter tests / new assessments in the day panel, each linking to /assessments/{id} to take it

Chapter coverage now credits a page only after the student spends >= 15s of foreground (active) time on it. The per-page timer pauses while the tab is hidden or blurred and resumes on focus, so click-through and background idling no longer inflate coverage -- the proactive chapter-test "studied" trigger can no longer be gamed.

Recommender widget: responsive 2-up grid (ultrawide/iPad-portrait), compact fully-tappable cards, glass scrollbar, tactile hover lift

Simplify pill face to "Page N"; full doc title + page moved to tooltip/aria

Cap displayed sources to the 3 most relevant (after de-dup)

Wider spacing + distinct chips fix mis-clicks where crowded near-identical adjacent pills read as one and navigated to different pages

Persistent dark-halo backdrop on auth layout + landing/morph/error surfaces

Chapter-progress foundation (hybrid coverage + quiz mastery)

Admin UI: agent cards now show per-modality chips + a TTS model line

AI prerequisite analysis (Sonnet 4.6) with review-then-apply

Topic prerequisites, struggle rescue, chunk classifier + realtime/rate-limit hardening

Replace center-band gradients with top-anchored halo backgrounds

Rebuild results and taking pages in the dashboard glass language: real page headers, full-width layout, KPI/score strips, fit-to-viewport with only the main content scrolling, restrained color (neutral + success/destructive) and icons.

Quiet transient SSE drop noise in Sentry

FSRS-lite spaced-repetition scheduling

Cutout-card redesign + dashboard polish

Harden answer scoring (fixes true/false always scoring wrong) and reuse the same comparison in the feedback route so results match the saved score

Language-aware global retrieval floor for Arabic

RAG retrieval audit — chunk-id-grounded probes scored vs baseline

AI Hub renders source citations + click navigates to viewer

Study Materials chat renders source citations + suppresses current-page pills

Include sources in ai-chat JSON response

Emit sources SSE event between fulltext and complete

RAG grounding, streaming dedupe, FK + auth perf on chat path

Header carries Active toggle (+ aria-label) + Save button + slug/kind/ version meta strip, always visible during edit.