Newest first.
The homepage, rebuilt
One sentence, then the product. The real app in real device frames, in light and in night mode, with the screens following you through a student's week. The same facts as before, a third of the words, and the same palette, type and tile. Every other page gets the same navigation, buttons and footer.
Back goes back, and the site gets four pages
The browser’s Back button now returns to the previous screen of the app, closes an open sheet first, and asks before leaving to the website. Swipe-back on the phone does the same. The site gained pages for schools, for families and for getting started, and this list. The account menu links to them, and offers to install the app.
Google verified the sign-in
Google completed its brand verification of PeakScore, so the sign-in screen shows the app as verified. Every permission is in Google’s non-sensitive class. The scoreboard and the invite page now say what they do: the name shown is the student’s choice.
One name per language
The class feature is called Study group in English, Turma in Portuguese and Grupo de estudio in Spanish. The same feature, named the way each language says it.
Server code in São Paulo
The server functions moved to São Paulo, joining the database and the files already there. The security page and the privacy policy say exactly what runs where.
What a study group sees is your choice
At every join a student picks the name members see (first name, initials or a nickname) and whether the week scoreboard and studying now are on. All off until switched on. American spelling throughout. The homepage lists exactly what we read from a Google account.
Family page, calendars, applications
A page for the family that the student can switch on. A calendar link for Google, Apple and Outlook, and the school’s calendar file read on the phone. An application planner for each university, with the SAT date checked against every deadline. The study group’s shared streak and studying now.
The week, your call
On Monday the app asks what to focus on and what can wait, and rebalances without touching test prep. Reminders in three intensities. Every session has a name and a method, and ends with the question how solid is it. The plan sizes each class from where you are and where you want to be.
The plan from the grade you want
The weekly plan is generated from each class’s goal, names the topic and the method, and rolls missed work forward. A security review of every file, with every finding fixed. Dark mode at night. A photo of the printed timetable becomes your week.
