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• Add Dark and Tinted Icons
• Add ability to add subjects to your term directly from the Edit Term sheet.

VERSION 3 — THE TERMS UPDATE
This update introduces the concept of "terms" to group subjects together. Once you create a term, you'll be able to add subjects to it and calculate* your GPA for the term.

Other enhancements
• Single-item categories: If you have categories that only contain one single item, you can condense the category into a single-item category to take up less space on screen. For example, if you have a course with 3 assignments, each weighted differently; instead of putting them into three categories with one item each, you can now add the categories without having to add an item into each category.
• When you first add a new assessment item, we have a default number of total points. Now, instead of having to backspace if you want to edit it, you can just your value directly.

*The GPA is an unweighted average of all the GPAs of each subject within the term. Be sure to apply a grade scale to each subject in the term for which you want to calculate GPA. If you mix grade scales within a term, this may affect GPA calculation.

• Fixed the terms list not visible in when Dark Mode is enabled

VERSION 3 — THE TERMS UPDATE
This update introduces the concept of "terms" to group subjects together. Once you create a term, you'll be able to add subjects to it and calculate* your GPA for the term.

Other enhancements
• Single-item categories: If you have categories that only contain one single item, you can condense the category into a single-item category to take up less space on screen. For example, if you have a course with 3 assignments, each weighted differently; instead of putting them into three categories with one item each, you can now add the categories without having to add an item into each category.
• When you first add a new assessment item, we have a default number of total points. Now, instead of having to backspace if you want to edit it, you can just your value directly.

*The GPA is an unweighted average of all the GPAs of each subject within the term. Be sure to apply a grade scale to each subject in the term for which you want to calculate GPA. If you mix grade scales within a term, this may affect GPA calculation.

VERSION 3 — THE TERMS UPDATE
This update introduces the concept of "terms" to group subjects together. Once you create a term, you'll be able to add subjects to it and calculate* your GPA for the term.

Other enhancements
• Single-item categories: If you have categories that only contain one single item, you can condense the category into a single-item category to take up less space on screen. For example, if you have a course with 3 assignments, each weighted differently; instead of putting them into three categories with one item each, you can now add the categories without having to add an item into each category.
• When you first add a new assessment item, we have a default number of total points. Now, instead of having to backspace if you want to edit it, you can just your value directly.

*The GPA is an unweighted average of all the GPAs of each subject within the term. Be sure to apply a grade scale to each subject in the term for which you want to calculate GPA. If you mix grade scales within a term, this may affect GPA calculation.

the 2.0 "Grades" update is here!
• grade scales - customize your own grading system with letter grades
• GPA - for each letter grade, add what the GPA is. different colleges and universities may have different systems, so you can make sure it works for you!
• minor interface tweaks

• add iPad support
• sort by current score (percentage)
• new view when adding a new/empty subject

• added a button to add subjects when you don't have any
• renamed assignments to assessment items
• added a toggle to add categories and assessment items inline (default on; change in settings)
• changed weight icon from "wt"
• added category sorting*

CATEGORY SORTING
Sort your categories by editing your selected subject. Existing subjects' category orders are not preserved, so you may have to sort and save.