March 27th, 2026

LearnCard ChangeBlog #13 - 3.25.26

Last week, we wrapped up a long-overdue Bug Fest! Our developers spent several days focused entirely on identifying and resolving bugs and usability issues, resulting in a top-to-bottom list of minor improvements across the whole LearnCard stack!

Let’s dig in to these changes.

Bug Fest

We resolved a large number of bugs, large and small, including:

  • Improved Family account and profile handling (child name, images, and family-related fixes)

  • Smoother verification experience with auto-fill and improved code input UI

  • Fixed issues with Pathways career data formatting and video playback

  • Resolved navigation problems in App Builder and embedded Dev Tools

  • Fixed login redirect issues from App Store listings

  • Enabled users to unsubmit apps after submission

  • Improved App Builder steps (embed URL flow and icon state handling)

  • Enhanced build page usability and navigation

  • Polished AI Passport experience

  • And more!

We’re grateful to have the time and opportunity to resolve these issues - many have been lurking beneath the surface for a long while. After the success and clear improved experience as a result of Bug Fest, we’ll be adding it to our regular cadence.

LC-1674: Enhanced CLR

This PR improves how Comprehensive Learner Record (CLR) credentials are structured, processed, and displayed within LearnCard. In partnership with several statewide school system administrators, we’ve been working to ensure any types of records and data within a CLR are displayed in an accurate, useful manner. We’ve added support for things like GPAs, standardized test scores, and more, all procedurally layered in to any records contained within a CLR.

Key improvements include:

  • Standardizes CLR credential formatting to ensure consistency across issued records

  • Improves how CLR data is parsed and rendered, resulting in clearer and more accurate credential presentation

  • Strengthens validation to prevent incomplete or improperly formatted credentials from being created or shared

  • Aligns CLR handling more closely with established credential standards, improving interoperability across platforms

  • Enhances overall reliability when issuing, storing, and viewing learner records

You can view all changes and bug fixes here