Learning Plans
Free vs Pro: Lesson Pacing
Free vs Pro: Lesson Pacing
The difference between free and GapFix Pro comes down to pacing: how many days of your plan you can open each week. Here's exactly how it works — including what happens to the days you don't open.
First, the trial
When you finish onboarding, a 7-day trial starts automatically — full access, no credit card, and no auto-charge. It's a timer, not a store subscription: when it ends, you simply continue on the free tier. Nothing is charged and nothing needs canceling.
Free tier: 1 lesson-day per plan week
On the free tier you can open 1 lesson-day per plan week. The first lesson you open that week claims it; the other days appear as locked skeletons with a countdown to the next unlock.
The crucial part: your plan sequence shifts forward — nothing is skipped and nothing is deleted. When you unlock your next lesson-day, it's the next day in your plan's sequence, not whatever the calendar says you missed. You'll cover all 84 days of your 12-week plan in order; it simply takes longer at one day a week.
What stays free — forever
The free tier is a real tier, not a nag screen:
- Unlimited Daily Practice — your 2-minute daily review, uncapped forever
- 1 Booster a day — resets at local midnight; completed Boosters stay revisitable free
- Streaks, XP, and achievements — all still running
- Your gap analysis and dashboard — your report and progress stay yours
Since a Booster or the Daily Practice counts as an active day, you can keep a streak alive all seven days a week on the free tier.
GapFix Pro: the full cadence
GapFix Pro unlocks unlimited lesson days — all 7 daily focuses every week, the pace your plan was designed around — plus unlimited Boosters. It's available in Monthly, Quarterly, and Yearly cycles through the App Store, with the final price always shown there.
One thing XP will never do
XP buys streak protection and cosmetics — never lesson or Booster content. There's no grinding your way past the weekly unlock, and no buying XP with money. Content access is simple: trial, free, or Pro.
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