Changelog

Welcome back to another LearnCard ChangeBlog!

This release makes it easier to issue personalized credentials from spreadsheets, share achievements on LinkedIn, and understand document-upload results. It also improves credential previews and sign-in reliability.

Issue a Credential to Many People

Issuing the same credential to a group no longer requires entering each person’s details individually.

Import recipients from a spreadsheet, review their information, and send personalized credentials together. Recovery support helps you continue interrupted sends without automatically resending successful or still-unconfirmed rows.

Turn Spreadsheet Columns Into Credential Details

Your spreadsheet can supply more than a recipient list.

Map columns to grades, credits, evidence links, awarded dates, and descriptions. Each person’s information carries into their credential, while the original awarded date stays separate from the date you issue it.

Review Recipient Details Before Sending

Group issuance now makes individual descriptions easier to review and edit, with expandable fields and a visible character limit.

Evidence summaries distinguish attachments shared with everyone from those added for a specific person. Clearer completion feedback also makes finished sends easier to recognize. These improvements apply to spreadsheet imports and manually selected recipients.

Better Credential Sharing on LinkedIn

Credentials now use stable certification IDs when added to LinkedIn. Issuers can also configure their LinkedIn organization ID to associate certifications with the correct organization.

When posting a credential link, you can choose to publish a preview containing its name, issuer, and eligible artwork. This requires explicit consent because those preview details become public. Social platforms may retain cached copies.

Clearer Results From Document Uploads

LearnCard now gives clearer feedback about what it could extract from a document and what was successfully saved.

Empty or unreadable files no longer create placeholder credentials. Saved originals remain accessible when processing fails, and supported failures offer clearer retry options. When AI is disabled, you can still save original documents without extraction.

More Accurate Credential Previews

Unsigned credential previews now display more accurate labels, and awarded dates remain consistent across timezones.

We also improved recognition of supported video evidence, including uploaded videos and direct video-file links.

Keep Categories When Sharing

Credentials retain their Passport categories in private-link previews and shared collections.

Records such as Work Experience, Resume, and Professional Title now stay organized consistently when shared outside your Passport.

More Reliable Sign-In Across Tabs

We fixed cases where signing out and back in could leave login stuck while another LearnCard tab remained open.

Open tabs also clear stale account information when you sign out elsewhere, helping prevent an old session from reopening.

Clearer Phone Sign-In Feedback

Phone sign-in now provides clearer verification errors and guidance when repeated attempts temporarily prevent access.

Entering an incorrect code no longer resets the resend countdown. Repeated incorrect attempts also prompt you to request a fresh code.

Updated Browser Support for Developers

The LearnCard React component library now uses Tailwind 4.3.

Developers upgrading to @learncard/react 3.0 should review its migration requirements. Supported browsers now start at Safari/iOS 16.4, Chrome/Edge/Android WebView 111, and Firefox 128.

Also in this release

• Document uploads wait and retry when extraction capacity is busy, with cancellation controls and clearer feedback.

• AI Passport consent flows provide clearer instructions when an older session requires a refresh and a new sign-in.

• Large skill frameworks generate icons in smaller batches to avoid request-size failures.

• Browser accessibility improves with support for zooming.

• AI chat startup avoids duplicate requests when the same session is started concurrently.

You can view the release details here and here.

Welcome back to another LearnCard ChangeBlog!

This release gives professional qualifications their own home, brings more complete learning records, and improves credential collection and sharing controls.

A Home for Your Qualifications

Licenses and supported professional credentials now have a dedicated Qualifications category.

Qualifications work throughout Passport navigation, credential issuing, sharing, activity filters, and Resume Builder, giving these records a consistent home across LearnCard.

A More Complete Learning Record

Learning records can include much more than courses.

CLRs in LearnCard now preserve and display a wider range of records, including qualifications, memberships, activities, and other supplied achievements. Detail views better distinguish the transcript publisher from individual record issuers and assessors, while preserving available dates, evidence, results, and relationships.

Layouts for Military and General Records

Military and general learner records no longer have to look like academic transcripts.

Dedicated layouts organize these collections across full-page, card, and embedded views, while academic records retain their course-focused presentation.

Optional Private Sharing History

Eligible accounts can choose to keep an encrypted history of supported credential presentations.

Review recorded activity and the credentials included, turn recording off, or clear history without deleting credentials. A follow-up fix also resolves cases where history could remain stuck loading.

History records a send or handoff, not confirmation that the receiving application accepted the credentials.

More Control Over Published Resumes

Published resumes and downloadable PDFs now use encrypted attachments and follow the same passcode, expiration, and stop-sharing controls.

Republishing an associated active resume updates its existing link instead of creating another sharing entry. Previously downloaded copies cannot be recalled.

More Reliable Credential Acceptance

We fixed browser-based credential acceptance getting stuck on "Accepting..." and refreshed the receive and review interface.

Retries, cancellation, and duplicate handling are more reliable. Related syncing fixes help prevent one failed credential from blocking others and ensure credentials save before acceptance completes.

Also in this release

• Issuing credentials with recipient photos or documents no longer fails in the affected flow.

• Sharing checks better enforce current permissions, expiration, and intended recipients.

• Organization accounts no longer inherit child-account restrictions.

• Sign in with Apple preserves supplied names and makes entering a name explicitly optional.

• Credentials with missing or unrecognized categories no longer cause the affected crashes.

• The AI Insights Privacy & Data dialog opens without the reported crash.

• Issuer lookups, profile searches, recipient lists, and credential activity received performance improvements.

You can view the release details here and here.

Welcome back to another LearnCard ChangeBlog!

This release makes learning records easier to understand, improves how LearnCard handles unreliable connections, and adds protection to email sign-in.

Understand the Meaning Behind Your Results

A score means more when you can see the scale behind it.

LearnCard’s Comprehensive Learner Record display now presents supported scores, proficiency levels, rubrics, and completion statuses with their available context. When a record includes a required score or achievement level, that information helps explain how the learner’s result relates to the expectation.

Explore Connections Across Your Learning Record

Courses, programs, assessments, and competencies can be connected within a learning record.

LearnCard now displays supported relationships as links between transcript detail panels. When those connections are included in your record, you can follow them to explore how different achievements fit together.

Clearer Feedback When Your Connection Struggles

LearnCard now checks connectivity more carefully before treating your device as offline and rechecks when you return to the app or retry.

New messages also flag slow or unstable connections without blocking you from continuing. Startup improvements reduce loading flashes and prevent a stalled configuration request from leaving an empty screen.

Added Protection for Email Sign-In

Email verification now limits repeated incorrect code attempts.

If you reach the attempt limit, LearnCard explains the problem and prompts you to request a fresh code, helping protect your account from repeated guessing.

You can view the full release details here.