A fix: a family that already has Premium is never asked to pay or start a trial.

Pick one subject at a time for each child, with new subjects arriving over the coming weeks. Clearer question cards, a tidier hours screen, and many small fixes.

• Your child's plan, at a glance: today's hours and limits sit at the top of their screen. Tap Change to adjust. • Phone health: see right away if your child's phone needs attention, with exact step-by-step fixes and a live checklist while you set up a new phone. • Family board: let your children see the family's stars and practice days this week. Turn it on in each child's plan. • Fixes and improvements.

• A clearer practice calendar: real weeks, today ringed, and days the child's phone hasn't reported yet are marked as such. • See at a glance when a child hasn't practised for a couple of days. • One Share button, in the same place on every progress card. • New families now get a 14-day free trial.

• iPhone can lock up to 50 apps. WunderKids now counts as you choose, and your phone shows how many apps are really locked. • A note on App hours helps you leave room before Screen Time's Downtime. • Share your recovery code to yourself, and clearer explanations on each setup step. • Share your child's progress: a picture of their week, or their times-table map, ready to send. • Your child's phone now shows their full progress (behind the grown-up PIN). • If a subscription ends, your child's apps open normally instead of locking. You'll see a reminder a week before, and a banner to renew. • Set up the wrong phone by mistake? There's now a Back button on the pairing screen. • Smoother Google sign-in.

Levels! Your child now climbs ten levels, from Cool to Wunder, with a celebration at each one. The streak is kinder: one missed day no longer resets it. After a challenge, a short animation shows how to swipe straight back to the game. Parents get a new progress screen: what your child has learned, how they compare with their school year, and a card to share. Picking a whole category like Games now locks every app in it. Got a code? Redeem it on the subscription screen.

WunderKids now speaks Hebrew. - The whole app in Hebrew — for parents, for kids and on the lock screen — following your phone's language. - Challenges start at your child's school grade, and addition and subtraction grow into two- and three-digit sums. - The Continue button stays in reach on every question. - A friendlier lock screen with Wundy. - Apps now lock again at the cut-off after the day's challenges are done. - See which subjects are coming soon on the Plan screen. - Larger text sizes are fully supported.

• Bonus rounds now have a stopwatch — beat your own record • Confetti for every right answer in a bonus round, and on every unlock • Parents: see how many days your child has practised their subject, last week's numbers, and questions a day • "Recommended" settings on the plan: 3 questions per challenge, 7 challenges a day • Help ▸ How-to videos • Fixes for unlinking a phone