Seven new games: How Many?, More or Less, Add It Up, Number Train, Read It, First Next Last, and Dot to dot tracing. Every story now ends with a picture question. Back from a game lands on the card you tapped.

Tracing keeps going: finish a set and it starts again from the first letter or number. Clearer welcome screens.

New: picture stories that read along, sing-along songs, colouring pages, and a music room with a xylophone and drums.

New Trace tab: trace letters, numbers, lines and words with your finger. Six new games: Spell it, Sort it, Line up, First sound, Rhyme time and Opposites. After a right quiz answer, Wibbo now says one more sentence about the picture.

Now over 5,000 picture cards to explore. Capital Letters is free for everyone, and big numbers like one million read correctly.

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Over 2,000 real-photo flash cards now, with new Food and Out & About worlds: people who help, places in town, school, sports and more. For grown-ups: during the free week, the Parents tab shows what your child explored. Turning off Shuffle tiles now also keeps worlds in a fixed order.

More animals to learn: new Farm Animals, Pets, Forest Animals and Snow & Ice Animals worlds, plus new dinosaurs, birds, bugs and sea creatures.

New look for ABC and 123 cards, with brighter colours and 3D counting objects. Cards now speak once you stop swiping. Bigger, roomier layouts on iPad. How Many starts a little harder, Shadows has bigger pictures, and Favourites shows the cards your child has seen most.

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New app icon. Play time limit in the Parents tab: Wibbo naps after 20 minutes (adjustable) with an ask-together prompt for grown-ups. Lifetime unlock and Upgrade to Lifetime. Redeem a code from the Parents tab. Smoother card swiping.

My Wibbo got a makeover. The words your child has found and the things they love now sit in rows they can swipe through, with the real photo on every card, and a new My Worlds row takes them straight back to a world they have played in. Find It plays longer and grows with them. The board starts at four cards and adds more only after a full round of a world. Celebrations are calmer and slower, and every letter now says its word, so "Z for Zebra" never sounds like a C. For grown-ups: the progress card shows the week at a glance and counts words explored instead of a score. Also new: a fresh app icon, plus fixes to card art, favorites and layout.

Magic Hats, a new watch-and-remember game. The iPad layout now fills the screen instead of leaving it half empty.

Wibbo has a new name on the App Store, and a short video so grownups can see how it works before downloading. Everything inside the app is exactly where you left it.

Cleaner quiz cards, a tidier paywall, and small polish across the app.

A better Parents tab: see stars earned, answers right, and what your child knows by heart. Starring cards works smoothly again. Subscribing now recovers cleanly from slow connections and Ask to Buy approvals, and quiz rounds can no longer be won by tapping every answer at once.

Your free week now follows your Apple ID, so it works the same on every device you sign in to. Subscribing also takes you straight into the world you tapped, instead of back to the home screen.

A gentle welcome for first-time players, plus a free week so your little one can try every world.