Offer a single-language lifetime purchase option again
Subscription-only pricing removed a popular option for people who only want one language.
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Subscription-only pricing removed a popular option for people who only want one language.
Popular classes often end up with many nearly-identical sets scattered across the platform.
The default skill rotation doesn't always match what a class is currently studying.
Communication responsiveness varies a lot between independent teachers on the platform.
Raw skill scores are harder for parents to interpret than a short plain-language summary.
Some course navigation elements are harder to reach via assistive technology than on desktop.
Some students only need one specific resource, not an ongoing subscription.
Currently pulling a full year of records requires piecing together smaller exports.
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