4 November 2026
- The Privacy Policy and the Support page now describe the usage analytics and crash report switches and the optional in-app feedback form in Android version 1.0.2: what is collected, what is not, how long crash reports are kept and how to turn each service off. The Privacy Policy also says how Google Play ratings and reviews work, and the Support page explains how to suggest a feature through a Google Play review. Privacy Policy, Support.
2 November 2026
- The Privacy Policy now covers app usage analytics. Android versions from 1.0.2 use Google Analytics for Firebase; the policy says what it measures, what is never sent to it, how long the data is kept and how to ask about it. Privacy Policy.
- The footer links to AspirantGoal's official accounts on Instagram, X, LinkedIn, YouTube and Reddit.
30 October 2026
- Announced that a Windows app is on the way and will launch soon. AspirantGoal is on Google Play for Android today. Facts.
- Added a guide to studying with 30, 60 or 90 days left: how to turn the days into weeks, count the units that are left and compare the hours you need with the hours you can use, with the arithmetic shown. Studying with 30, 60 or 90 days left.
- The AG NoteCanvas page now says what each part of a note can do and lists every limit for one note on Free, with an extra, with a Coin Pass and on Pro, including what is unlimited on Pro. The Pricing, Features and Facts pages state the same numbers. AG NoteCanvas, Pricing.
29 October 2026
- Added a free revision tracker for each of the 11 exams: the same units as the syllabus tracker with a column for each of six revision rounds, in Excel, CSV and PDF, and a tick-off list that stays in your browser (nothing is sent anywhere). Revision trackers.
- Correction on the SSC CGL page: two sums from the notice's Tier-II table were shown as "603 = 180" and "1002 = 200" because the multiplication signs were read as formatting. They now read 60*3 = 180 and 100*2 = 200, as the notice prints them. SSC CGL.
27 October 2026
- Added the editorial policy: where the facts come from, how a page is dated, what is left out and how to report a mistake. Editorial policy.
- Added the free tools page and a site map that lists every page. Free tools, Site map.
- The study hours calculator and the syllabus hours calculator each gained a worked example and a list of questions. Study hours calculator, Syllabus hours calculator.
- Each exam tracker page gained a tick-off list that stays in your browser (nothing is sent anywhere), a note on which documents and edition the units come from, and a short list of questions. Syllabus trackers for each exam.
- Each study-plan page gained three questions with answers: how many hours the exam needs (no document says, so the page shows the sum), whether three months is enough (a table of weeks at different weekly hours, worked from the page's made-up example) and where the free sheet is. Study-plan pages.
- The Backup page now says what the app does not store (Android's own backup is off, and no complete backup or key is kept on our servers), what sits in your Google Drive, what to do before you restore, and what a lost key means. Backup and your data.
- The Focus and Strict Mode page now explains what each Strict Mode permission is for, what the app can see, and what happens if you turn one off. Focus and Strict Mode.
- The Sharing page now says what leaves your phone when you share a note and what to check before you send an .agsz file. Sharing notes.
- Correction on the RRB NTPC page: the FAQ document for CEN 07/2026 (Under Graduate) no longer opens at the address it was read from, so its link was removed and the source line says so. RRB NTPC.
26 October 2026
- Free syllabus trackers in Excel, CSV and PDF for the 11 exams that have an exam page. Syllabus trackers for each exam.
- Study-plan pages for NEET UG, JEE Main, RRB NTPC, SSC CGL, GATE and UPSC CSE, each with an Excel, PDF and CSV plan sheet, and two method guides. How many hours does a syllabus take?, How to split study hours across subjects.