Student App vs Long Default

Student App keeps your lessons in one place. Use it whether you booked on TeachMe.To or through your coach's CoachGrow site. Message your coach, get notified about new messages, schedule and manage upcoming lessons, use your prepaid lessons, track your progress, and get help from support.

Updated for iPhone Duo. Long Default is Duo compatible, with adaptive compact and expanded layouts for charts, spending exploration and fiscal-year comparisons. Refined spacing and typography keep the fiscal record readable as the display changes. Explore spending in dollars or as a percentage of the matching fiscal year’s GDP. Breakdowns start collapsed on each new Explore visit, so you open only the detail you want. Get plain-English contextual explanations for every breakdown, plus a searchable glossary with 122 offline definitions and links to official sources. Explore U.S. federal debt and fiscal history with Long Default, a native iPhone reference built around official public sources. See the latest dated Treasury total debt at the top of Record, alongside a clearly labeled clock that estimates debt change while you view it. The estimate uses changes between observed annual debt stocks; it is separate from Treasury’s published balance. Browse annual records, a newest-first Timeline with selected historical images, presidential administrations, and federal spending categories. Compare fiscal years, open metric explanations, save questions locally, and share source-linked cards. Historical fiscal records are bundled for offline use. Official refreshes read Treasury, Office of Management and Budget, Bureau of Labor Statistics and Department of Defense publications directly. Daily observations, actual annual records, reconstructed history, official estimates and unavailable values keep their own dates and labels. Search years, administrations, events and sources. Optional in-app feedback lets you send a typed message and an optional reply email. Fiscal browsing requires no account. Long Default is an independent educational project and is not affiliated with the U.S. government. Historical image sources, dates and rights appear in the app’s Image credits. Photo credit: Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1944 campaign portrait, by Leon Perskie. Courtesy of the FDR Presidential Library & Museum; gift of Beatrice Perskie Foxman and Dr. Stanley B. Foxman, 2009. Source: https://www.flickr.com/photos/fdrlibrary/8145288140/ . Licensed under CC BY 2.0: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/ . Retouched and cropped version via Wikimedia Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=171293476 . Displayed as a reduced thumbnail.