MindProof has a fresh look and a clearer view of your progress. • Redesigned Home, Play, results and progress screens. • Clearer puzzle visuals and explanations. • Five-question practice sets with a completion summary and progress rewards. • Easier tracking of daily goals, streaks and practice XP. • More reliable saving of results and rewards. • Improved daily reminders and layouts at larger text sizes. • Fixes for rewarded report unlocks and result guidance. Your basic test result remains free, with no sign-up required.

Four new ways to challenge yourself: • Number Series: find the missing number. • Target Number: combine numbers to reach the target. • Cube Fold: work out which cube matches the net. • Maze Flash: memorise a maze, then find your way through it. Also in this update: • More variety in the 30-question test, with cube-folding and odd-one-out puzzles. • Share a link so friends can open your challenge directly. • Improved pause and resume behaviour in the new games. • Fixes for puzzle clarity and MindProof Plus access.

MindProof has been redesigned throughout. Home, the Test tab, your result and Your Journey are all rebuilt, and everything sits closer together — less scrolling, and more of your progress on one screen. The four category symbols now depict what they mean. Pattern is a row of cells with the last one still empty. Spatial is a cube to turn in your head. Numerical is an arithmetic cross. Logic is two overlapping sets. They used to be a circle, a triangle and a square, which meant nothing. The Games tab is now called Play. Same games, same place — the test measures, Play is where you spend time. Small text is easier to read everywhere. Captions and labels that sat too faint against their background now meet the contrast standard for small text, in both light and dark mode. Light mode is light all the way through. The result screen, the daily challenge and the games used to stay dark whichever theme you had chosen. Spatial practice now includes paper folding, not just rotation — the test scores both, so the drill covers both. Every game is on the Play tab at once — the last eight used to sit behind a "show all" button that was easy to miss. The dark theme now sits on the navy from the app icon, and the gold that marks your streak is the icon's own gold.

New: a Games tab with fourteen brain games, and it now covers every kind of puzzle the test scores — Next in Line for patterns, Rotation Race and Fold It for spatial reasoning, Quick Math for numbers, Mini Sudoku for logic, plus Odd One Out, Symbol Coding, Digit Span, Memory Grid, Speed Match, Schulte Table, Tower of Hanoi and two chess puzzle sets. They are practice for the puzzle types the test scores, not a promise to raise it. Every game now keeps a level that rises with practice, so a round that did not beat your best still counts for something. Speed Match and the Schulte Table get harder as you get better. Every answer gives you a tap you can feel, with optional sound in Settings. Also in this version: the Test tab points you at your lowest-scoring area and opens the drills for it; Home shows your streak, your best streak and your last score at a glance; and every practice answer is explained — get one wrong and it shows you the right one, and why.