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Settings now has light, dark, and automatic appearance, plus a switch for lesson sound effects. There is also a searchable Help Center covering getting started, billing, and troubleshooting.

One plan can now cover the whole household. The plan owner invites family members by email, and everyone keeps their own progress, streak, and XP.

Everyone gets three activities free. Premium opens every learning path, lets you jump ahead instead of working in order, and gets you new courses early.

The iOS app is out. It keeps a streak widget on your home screen, shows a Live Activity while you work through a lesson, and stays in sync with everything you have done on the web.

One missed day no longer resets a long streak. You earn a streak freeze every ten days, up to two saved at a time, and one is spent automatically if you skip a day and come back.

If a streak is about to lapse, we send a reminder by email or push notification. Settings lets you choose which reminders you get, including a note when a streak hits a big number, or turn them off completely.

Spot the Tell asks you to tap what gives away an AI-generated image. Categorize has you sort items into two columns, and Before/After lets you drag a divider between two versions of the same image to compare them.

Tap your guide on any question to open a help chat. Ren and Mira can explain what the question is asking and pulse an option on screen to look at more closely, without handing over the answer.

Some activities now include a chat step where you think through a question with Ren or Mira instead of picking an option. Your guide reads what you wrote and asks follow-up questions from there.

Lessons can now include video, either uploaded or pulled in from YouTube and Vimeo. Activities finish with a Key Learnings screen that puts the main points in one place before you move on.

Do at least one activity a day to build a streak. The streak card on your home page shows the past week at a glance, plus how much time is left to keep today's streak going.

Finishing an activity now earns XP. XP carries you through five levels: Bronze, Silver, Gold, Platinum, and Diamond. Your level and how far you are from the next one show on your profile.

Three exercise types are live: multiple choice, drag to sort, and fill in the blank. Every answer is checked right away, so you know where you stand before moving to the next screen.

Pick a guide when you sign up. Ren and Mira appear throughout lessons to set up ideas, react to your answers, and keep you moving. You can switch guides any time in Settings.

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