1. Shahmukhi is here! :) Thanks for your patience on this one. The whole Punjabi track now works in Shahmukhi: lessons, word bank, flashcards, numbers, stories, and notifications. And this isn't just the Gurmukhi course written in a different script. We tuned the vocab to the Punjabi that's actually spoken on the Shahmukhi side, so you're learning the dialect that goes with it. Speaking, reading, and writing are all in, plus a new Shahmukhi alphabet track of 46 letters across 24 lessons. You can switch scripts from your Profile and your progress carries over. 2. Integrated review. You can now go back through old lessons to keep your sentence skills sharp and make sure past material actually stuck, instead of it fading once you move on. 3. Module skipping. If you complete the final review for a module, you can place straight into later modules and jump ahead rather than working through everything in order. 4. Review lessons rebuilt. They're sentence-focused now, built around the harder skills of putting full sentences together, understanding them, and saying them out loud. 5. Word bank matching mode. The word bank has a new matching mode, so you can practice by pairing cards as well as the drills you already had. 6. Screen redesign with a new practice tab. One place to hone specific skills like reading, writing, practicing your mistakes, and reviewing past lessons. 7. Bug fixes and UI cleanups across the app.

1. Shahmukhi is here! :) Thanks for your patience on this one. The whole Punjabi track now works in Shahmukhi: lessons, word bank, flashcards, numbers, stories, and notifications. And this isn't just the Gurmukhi course written in a different script. We tuned the vocab to the Punjabi that's actually spoken on the Shahmukhi side, so you're learning the dialect that goes with it. Speaking, reading, and writing are all in, plus a new Shahmukhi alphabet track of 46 letters across 24 lessons. You can switch scripts from your Profile and your progress carries over. 2. Integrated review. You can now go back through old lessons to keep your sentence skills sharp and make sure past material actually stuck, instead of it fading once you move on. 3. Module skipping. If you complete the final review for a module, you can place straight into later modules and jump ahead rather than working through everything in order. 4. Review lessons rebuilt. They're sentence-focused now, built around the harder skills of putting full sentences together, understanding them, and saying them out loud. 5. Word bank matching mode. The word bank has a new matching mode, so you can practice by pairing cards as well as the drills you already had. 6. Screen redesign with a new practice tab. One place to hone specific skills like reading, writing, practicing your mistakes, and reviewing past lessons. 7. Bug fixes and UI cleanups across the app.

Here''s what's new with this version: 1. Answer explanations. Some questions now show you why an answer was right or wrong, so you understand the mistake instead of just seeing that you missed it. 2. Bhaji's analysis. Bhaji now breaks down your performance across a lesson or the whole app, spotting trends and showing where you're strong versus where you can improve. 3. New modules. The Punjabi track adds Modules 10, 11, and 12, so there's more to work through if you've been keeping pace with the updates. 4. Flashcard translation. Flashcards can now go English to Punjabi as well, so you can drill whichever side you actually need to practice. 5. Redesigned placement test. The test is more accurate now and does a better job matching you to your Punjabi level from the start. 6. Redesigned UI. A cleaner look with quality of life features that make the app easier to get around day to day.

Here's what's new in this version: 1. New Punjabi question types. One asks you to fill in the answer based on the context of a sentence, and another has you build sentences from spoken Punjabi. 2. Lesson report cards. After a lesson you get a quick recap with your Punjabi accuracy score and your max combo streak, so you can see how that run went at a glance. 3. Streak goals. Set a goal for 7, 14, 30, or 50 days, and hit it to earn a big gem payout. The longer the goal you commit to, the bigger the reward waiting at the end. 4. Improved Punjabi numbers module. A few more lessons added on how Punjabi numbers are formed through prefixes and suffixes, so you can build them yourself instead of memorizing each one. 5. More in the shop. New items to spend your gems on, including alternate app icons to change how Ladoo looks and a 30-day bet for the long haul. 6. Various bug fixes and design enhancements.

Here's what's new in this version: 1. New modules. The Punjabi language track adds Modules 7, 8, and 9, and Gurmukhi adds Module 9. 2. Home screen widgets. Add a vocab bank word and a streak checker right to your home screen so you can see them without opening the app. Lock screen widgets are here too! 3. Minor bug fixes and layout improvements across the app:)

Here's what's new in this version: 1. New modules. The Punjabi track picks up Modules 4, 5, and 6, so there's more to work through if you've already made it that far. Shahmukhi is in the works for a future update. 2. Numbers track. A new track for learning Punjabi numbers 1 through 100, along with the patterns behind how the numbers are built so you're not stuck memorizing each one on its own. 3. Guidebook. A reference you can pull up any time to learn the Punjabi grammar concepts and sentence patterns you'll run into during lessons, so you can look something up the moment it trips you up. 4. Gurmukhi learning hub. A place to work through the Punjabi alphabet in order and see how all the letters fit together, whether you want to drill one at a time or get the full picture. 5. Gurmukhi writing studio. Pro users can write and trace Gurmukhi letters and words to build real handwriting practice, not just recognition. 6. Bug fixes across the app, including one where the correct answer stayed hidden after you got a Punjabi question wrong.

What's new in this version: 1. New modules. The Punjabi language track picks up Modules 2 and 3, and Gurmukhi picks up Modules 3, 4, and 5. More modules are coming in every update from here on. We're also working on Shahmukhi support and will release it as soon as possible. 2. Adaptive placement test. If you already speak or read some Punjabi, you can test into the right level instead of starting from lesson one. Take the Punjabi placement test during onboarding, or find it later on your profile page. 3. Bhaji, the AI tutor, is a lot better at understanding spoken Punjabi than before. You also get more control over how Bhaji works, including the option to have him teach Punjabi in English. Pro users get more speaking scenarios to practice with as well. 4. Gems. You now earn them for finishing lessons, hitting streak goals, and passing Punjabi learning checks. There's more to spend them on too, like streak freezes and Double or Nothing. 5. Short stories rebuilt. They're now longer and a lot more descriptive now, and each story ends with a longer quiz on what you just read. Toggle on/off romanization and English translations to the Punjabi script. 6. Revamped UI. Moving between modules and lessons is easier to follow, and the home page has been redesigned. Ladoo automatically starts you at the lesson you're working on. 7. Bug fixes. Your progress saves mid-lesson now, and everywhere else in the app. If you can't do a speaking or tracing question at the moment, you can skip it and keep going. We fixed some other bugs within the app as well.