August 28th, 2026

LearnCard ChangeBlog #30: 8.28.26

Welcome back to another LearnCard ChangeBlog!

This release makes it easier to add recipients, helps learners connect after exchanging credentials, and improves several important mobile experiences. It also strengthens the security foundation behind AI Passport.

Scan a LearnCard Profile to Add a Recipient

When issuing a credential or using Boost a Friend on the LearnCard mobile app, you can now scan someone’s LearnCard profile QR code to add them as a recipient.

A valid profile is added immediately, without requiring you to search for or enter the person manually. LearnCard provides clear feedback for invalid codes, duplicate recipients, camera-permission problems, and attempts to scan your own profile.

The scanner itself has also been redesigned with a focused scanning area, clearer instructions, accessible controls, and visible success or error messages.

Connect After Claiming a Credential

Claiming a credential can now become an opportunity to connect with the person who sent it.

After a credential is claimed, the recipient may see an optional prompt to connect with the sender. The sender can also receive an actionable notification when the credential is claimed.

Claiming a credential does not automatically create a connection. Either person must explicitly choose Connect, and Skip for Now dismisses future prompts between that pair.

The experience is available in English, Spanish, French, and Arabic.

A Smoother Mobile Experience

This release includes several improvements across LearnCard’s mobile interface:

  • Onboarding no longer scrolls horizontally on iOS, and focused fields remain visible when the keyboard opens.

  • The Dashboard now provides direct access to your profile and notifications.

  • Mobile headers provide clearer page context as you scroll through the Dashboard and Apps.

  • Passport discovery filters and several interface details received additional visual polish.

Stronger AI Passport Authentication

AI Passport now uses challenge-based authentication instead of relying on identifiers supplied directly by the application.

Short-lived, single-use access protections secure each connection while maintaining compatibility during the rollout. This creates a stronger foundation for trusted AI experiences without adding new steps for learners.

You can view all the latest changes and bug fixes here.