Cross-Platform
iPad App Features
iPad App Features
GapFix on iPad is a native app with layouts designed for the bigger screen — not a stretched-out phone app. It requires iPadOS 18.5 or later.
The full feature set, comfortably bigger
Everything from the iPhone app is on iPad:
- AI gap analysis from your CV (PDF, DOCX, or plain text) with a role-fit score, gaps rated Missing / Needs work / Refresher / Strong, and Quick Wins
- Your 12-week plan with seven daily focuses per week
- Interactive daily lessons — about 15 focused minutes a day
- The 2-minute Daily Practice review
- Boosters in Explore, saved to your Library
- Streaks, shields, XP, levels, and achievements
The same five tabs — Home, Explore, Plans, Library, Search — organized to use the extra space.
Where the iPad shines
- Boosters. The interactive micro-sessions (5–10 minutes) feel great with more room to tap, sort, and build.
- Plan overview. Seeing your week and your 12-week arc with more room to breathe.
- Lessons at a desk. If your learning slot is at a table rather than on a commute, the iPad layout makes it feel like a proper study session.
The Streak and Progress home-screen widgets work on iPad too, and tapping them opens the Daily Practice.
One account, one streak
Sign in with the same account (Apple, Google, LinkedIn, or email) on your iPhone and iPad, and everything stays in step: plan progress, streaks, XP, achievements, your GapFix Score, and your review queue. Do a lesson on the iPad over breakfast, knock out the Daily Practice on your iPhone in the evening — it's all one streak.
If you use GapFix anonymously, your progress stays on one device. Add an account when you want the iPad and iPhone to share it.
Honest notes
- There are no Apple Pencil-specific features — lessons are built around taps and quick decisions, not handwriting.
- GapFix Pro works across your devices; the subscription is handled through the App Store and follows your account.
Requirements
Any iPad that runs iPadOS 18.5 or later. If your iPad can update to it, GapFix runs on it.
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