New Features - Choose your own appearance: System, Light or Dark. - The quiz now offers four answers per question instead of three. - 100 free questions to try before unlocking, up from 10. Improvements - Redesigned quiz: flags in a 2×2 grid, capitals as a list, both on matching cards. - Right and wrong answers now work the same way; your pick is marked, the correct answer is revealed, and Continue takes you to the next question. - Rebuilt progress sheet with an accuracy ring, per-quiz-type scores, and a running count of questions answered and free questions left. - A small haptic tap now confirms each answer. - VoiceOver reads quiz results, scores and map locations, and screens hold up at the largest accessibility text sizes. Bug Fixes - Fixed a crash when a filter left fewer countries than the quiz needed. - Resetting your scores no longer hands back free questions. - Rings and bars that stayed white in dark mode now follow the color scheme. - Running out of free questions now says so, instead of claiming there aren't enough countries. - Fixed an empty progress bar when a filter matched a single country.

Squashed some bugs and made the Country Details flow more consistent

Introducing Learn the Flags for the iPad. New and improved filter and sort options. The widget now refreshes every 30 minutes of active screen time which means you learn a Country's flag and its capital every time your widget refreshes. Small bug fixes.

Introducing Widgets for the app. You can now add a Small or a Medium widget on your phone. The widget refreshes every 30 minutes of active screen time which means you learn a Country's flag and its capital every time your widget refreshes.

Squashed a few bugs and made it easier to identify the selected country in the map. Now you can explore to your heart's content.

LearnTheFlags now has a new Map View. You can now view all the countries in the context of a map and know where they are located and who their neighbors are.