Allow users to temporarily download videos onto mobile devices to watch offline like on Netflix, Hulu, etc. Like the audio-only content post, can study and review anywhere/on-the-go.

Think audiobooks or podcasts, but for Quimbee study content. Customers could learn while they drive or exercise or do chores or something else that requires the use of their hands and eyes.

When reviewing quizzes, answers should be displayed by specific subject matter so that users can gauge what they need to study more.

It would be really helpful to be able to autoplay videos one after another that are saved in bookmark folders.

It'd be nice if there was an option to purchase lifetime access instead of the monthly subscriptions. Even after graduating and passing the bar, it'd be nice to look at the course videos again because I thought they were well made.

Currently, on Quimbee's iOS and Android apps, there is no feature allowing a user to adjust the speed of the video. As a mobile app user, I want to see an option in the video player that allows me to adjust the speed of the video (e.g., 0.5x or 1.5x). This feature is already supported for videos on Quimbee's website.

As a logged-in user, I want to see a dashboard customized to my study experience so that I have easier access to the content I need.

As a Quimbee user selecting from a dropdown, I want to be able to jump to a dropdown entry by starting to type the entry. On many dropdowns, you can jump to an entry by starting to type the entry you're looking for. This is most common with finding states or countries. On Quimbee, for example when checking out or choosing a CLE jurisdiction, you cannot do this.

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.