Feature Requests

I have trouble readily identifying whether I got a question right or wrong due to the opacity of the quiz answers' red and green. I'm not colorblind, but the colors are extremely faint. This makes it challenging to review answer choices quickly when I can barely see what color they are. Could you adjust the quiz answers to be true reds and greens?

I appreciate Quimbee, but I’m reaching out regarding the device limit policy. I regularly use Quimbee on my iPad, iPhone, desktop, and laptop—each serving a distinct purpose in my legal studies. However, I frequently exceed the allotted devices and have to repeatedly log in and verify my account, which disrupts my workflow. Most platforms allow at least two computers and nearly unlimited mobile devices, recognizing that reading cases on a phone isn’t practical for in-depth study. I’d like to request greater flexibility in your device limit policy, particularly for mobile access. Is there a way to accommodate users who need access across multiple devices without frequent login interruptions?

I think it would be nice to have the ability to write notes and highlight and have those saved in my account. That's all - just a feature request. Thanks!

Ability to download video's on a phone to listen to when not online.

When printing, I think it would be handy to have Classic, Simplified, and Bullets as options in a print/download options page, similar to how LexisNexis handles downloads.

I would like to be able to change font size to make reading easier.

save settings for videos once I start watching them one by one. Example: I clicked on "cc" for the first video then I watched it again, but had to click on "cc" again. Same for the second video. In Contracts, FYI. Same problem with the volume. Can you set it up so the website remembers my settings for videos? Also- save my spot if I have to stop listening to a lecture in the middle.

Look, I have done hundreds of MCQ's and have dark mode turned on. At this point, the font is tiring to look at and non-serif fonts are good for some, but not all. Times New Roman would be a great addition and at least add some visual variation.

For a lot of videos there’s an option to stream or cast onto another device. Like chromecast for google or apple play. What I would love is to be able to cast the video clips to my TV screen so I can follow along while all my notes are spread out around me. All of my friends who use Quimbee have expressed this similar frustration of not being able to get the videos on their TV.