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Version 3.1 · 2026-10-11
v3.1 corrects an IAP issue.
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The store currently lists version 3.1, updated 2026-10-11.








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Agreed on the reviewer notes — it's not something they can exercise, and an unverifiable claim invites questions. One flag on the in-app release note, then I'll drop it: that line is a promise to nine real users, and it's the one path we haven't watched succeed. If you'd rather not run the test, I'd soften it to something that holds either way — "Previous tip-jar supporters: thank you. Check the Scholar screen." Your call; it's one string.
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Promotional Text (170 max):
Learn the Hebrew alphabet & vocabulary — flashcards, quizzes, reference guides, and a live calendar with Shabbat times. New: adaptive review and progress tracking with Scholar.
Description:
Hebrew Flash — Hebrew Learning for iOS
By Deep Dark Abyss
The sacred language, made approachable…
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v3.1 corrects an IAP issue.
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These are really on sale; we just can’t tell from the name whether they recur.
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