Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - A brand-new Home: pick a course from the row of chips along the top and follow its roadmap pad by pad, with Ohmie standing on the lesson you're on. - Ready to skip ahead? Tap the first lesson of a locked section and hit JUMP AHEAD: Ohmie gives you a quick quiz on the lessons you'd skip, with three hearts. Pass it and you jump ahead. - New in Voltage & Current: What is ground? - Not sure where to begin? Subjects are now grouped under START HERE and BUILD ON IT. - A new voice for Ohmie, and a choice: switch between Male and Female under Ohmie's voice in Settings. - Learn in Spanish or German: most lessons and screens now come in both, and Ohmie can follow your phone's language. Czech and Portuguese are coming in a couple of days. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Fresh lessons in Circuits I and II: What is charge?, Meet the breadboard, Ohm's law, resistors in series and in parallel, the voltage divider, and Kirchhoff's current and voltage laws, each read aloud in Ohmie's voice. - Circuits drawn like the textbook: real schematic symbols, with the current running round the loop so you can see where it goes. - Reading color bands, made easier: every color is labeled, and the lesson comes right after What is an ohm? - New in Capacitors and AC: Charges choose sides, Charging speed and DC vs AC. - Ask Ohmie about any word: tap an underlined word, ask your own question, and get an answer in plain words. - Reminders that fit your day: Ohmie's nightly reminder now comes around the time you last studied. - Lost your streak? Ohmie may offer you a way back: study three lessons in three days and your old streak comes back. - A new leaderboard: your league's shield on every row, a podium for the top three and a backdrop that matches your league. - The Arduino Crash Course now lives in Embedded Systems, right after Chips. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Ohmie has a new voice: every narrated lesson is now read in a more natural voice, a little quicker than before. - The Arduino Crash Course: on Explore's new Crash courses row, meet the breadboard and the board, then wire and code your first light. - Words with diagrams: tap an underlined word in a lesson for a plain definition and an example, and most words now come with a drawn diagram. - Op-amps for beginners: Meet the Op-Amp, Control the Signal and Build Useful Circuits, twenty-four lessons with new animations. - Fixes from your reports: lesson benches fit the iPad in any orientation, the LED bench in "Checkpoint: control the flow" finishes as soon as your reading is right, and the flashlight, current split, push and spinning-magnet benches respond the way you'd expect. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Finish a lesson and watch it close a circuit: a copper loop draws itself around your results, the switch clicks, the bulb lights up over Ohmie, your XP counts up and your grade gets stamped. - Pick up where you left off: a continue card on Home names your next lesson, and one tap takes you straight to it on your path. - A brand-new Explore: search the lessons, tap what you want to learn about, browse featured courses, and get 15 recommendations shaped by what you told Ohmie when you started. Pick your favorite chapters in Manage recommendations and they come first. - Projects is your own list now: add any build from any subject with the plus. Build Real Circuits stays pinned on top and now ends with a Voltage Divider challenge. - The Ohmie tab tracks your week: a ten-minute study goal fills a ring, your week shows as columns, and a new Weekly XP report draws your last seven days. In Achievements, every step of every badge is its own coin. - Your settings moved to the Me tab, with Dress Ohmie and Skins right at the top. - Ohmie's reminders now name the lesson you're on, and a tap opens it. - Stuck on a page? Ask Ohmie gives you one skip to get past it. - Fixes from your reports: the shelf bench in "What is an ohm?" answers your taps again, the tank in "Power is a rate" drains the moment you open the tap, and the balloon bench tells you to rub it on the wool first. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - NEW: Computer Architecture, a whole new subject. The CPU, the GPU and the memory ladder get their own tile, with 39 lessons on how a computer thinks. - Circuits, rebuilt: Meet the parts, Your first circuit, When the light stays dark and Build the flashlight, with new animations and hands-on benches. Find the breadboard's hidden strips and light your first LED. - The diode family: 6 new lessons on the rectifier, the LED, the Zener, the Schottky, the photodiode and the bridge rectifier. - Turning AC into DC: a new Power section. Rectify, smooth and regulate a low-voltage supply, then find the fault with voltage traces. - The motherboard: 5 new lessons that follow the wires from the board to the ports. - Pick a subject and the whole app follows it: the header, the Projects tab and Explore. - Saved is now folders, and every folder has a Quiz yourself sheet. - The streak widget, rebuilt: your streak and today's goal at a glance, and one tap opens today's lesson. - Badges show their progress: your next badge waits on Home and at the end of every lesson. - Smoother Home: taps answer faster. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - How the Chip Thinks, rebuilt: 7 Embedded Systems lessons with new animated scenes and hands-on benches. Keep a number, run a loop forever, and see inside a running program. - Arduino Uno vs. ESP32, rebuilt: 4 lessons that put the two boards side by side, so you can pick the right one for the job. - Outfits now show on every skin. - New to Ohmie World? Ohmie gives you a tour first. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big spooky update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - New Electronics lessons: what an ohm is, the potentiometer, the dielectric inside a capacitor, and Kirchhoff's two laws (where wires meet, and every loop comes home). - Two new chapters. Meet AC: why the grid went AC and how it treats your parts. And a CPU chapter: what's inside a processor, how it runs a program one tick at a time, and the languages chips speak, from ARM to RISC-V. - GPIO, rebuilt from scratch: 8 beginner lessons with animated scenes and hands-on benches. Make an LED blink, read a button, and find out why a floating pin misbehaves. - Ohmie narrates every new lesson, and dozens of Embedded Systems and Robotics lines sound clearer. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - 30 badges to earn! Find your Achievements in the Ohmie tab. Every unlock gets a card you can share. - Ohmie dresses up for Halloween: from October 17 to November 1! - Ohmie reacts while you learn: he cheers your right answers and celebrates when you finish a lesson. - Fresh looks for every skin: all ten are redrawn. - Pick your own name for the leaderboard. Names are checked automatically so the board stays friendly. - Dark mode, fixed: code, diagrams, scopes and lab warnings now read properly at night. - Electronics, all in one track: transistors, logic and the 8-bit computer now continue Electronics as six new chapters. - A spooky new witch hat app icon for October. - Clearer narration: we re-recorded lines whose audio ended in a garble. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Ohmie now speaks German! Deutsch joins English, Spanish, Portuguese and Czech. - NEW: Inside the 8-Bit Computer. A whole computer runs on your screen. Tap any module to see how it works. - Every subject now has chapters, so it's easier to see where you are and what's next. - Digital Electronics brings Semiconductors, Digital Circuits and the computer together, and Analog now lives inside Electronics. - Programming is one track, with a Python / C++ switch. - Embedded Systems lessons, rewritten from top to bottom with fresh narration. Ohmie now reads symbols like "=" and "→" out loud properly. - Better Spanish and Portuguese across the whole app. - Explore now follows the subject you're studying. - Dark mode polish: quiz answers and Ohmie himself look right at night. - Smoother puzzles: hold any row to reorder it. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - NEW: Ohmie World! Explore Copper Town, wire real circuits on the workbench, take on trainers in the Copper Trail, and battle Watt or other inventors in the Battle Grove arena. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Dark mode is here! Ohmie now follows your phone's light or dark setting. - Smoother lessons: Circuits I animations no longer lag or drain your battery. - Fresh lesson voice: dozens of lessons rewritten and re-narrated to sound more like a friend at the bench. - Subscribers who signed in after purchasing will no longer see the paywall. Your subscription is picked up automatically. - Clearer streak freezes: the freeze card now explains exactly how many missed days you're covered for. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Bug fixes and optimizations across the app. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Bug fixes and optimizations across the app. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Ohmie World (Beta) is open. Find the door in Projects: walk Copper Town, light your first LED with Pip, take the Copper Trail and duel its trainers on a real breadboard. Sign in and head west to the Battle Grove to challenge other inventors live: same questions on both phones, first correct answer scores, first to five. - Ohmie World keeps going after the first day. A daily loop that hands you the next thing to build, the Digital Village to explore, arena levels that grow with your live battles, and a battle review so you can see what you got right — and wrong — before the rematch. - The Logic Lab is now a native 3D world. Fly it, land at ten level walls and build real circuits from a single lamp up to a latch and a clock, banking XP as you climb. No web view, all native. - Ohmie now speaks Spanish, Czech, Brazilian Portuguese and German. Pick one in Profile → Language (German is still being finished). Lesson narration stays English for now. - Robotics grows by 23 lessons (Grippers & Grasping, Motion Planning, Robot Balance, Robot Decisions) with Blender and MuJoCo scenes, and Degrees of Freedom gets its own section. Every Robotics section you finish now hands you a real part for Your Rover in the Robotics Lab. Electronics adds "Inside an FPGA" with a LUT you can edit, and the Arduino C++ foundations are rebuilt as interactive beginner lessons. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Logic gets its own wing. A whole Combinational Circuits unit lands: OR, AND, NOT, NAND, NOR, XOR and XNOR, each with a hands-on studio where you flip the inputs and watch the truth table fill itself in. The MUX and the SR latch move in next door. - Logic Lab, torn down and rebuilt. A cleaner ink-and-cream bench, real wire routing, and pinch to zoom out when the build gets big. Four new projects to wire: the SR latch, the flip-flop, the D latch, and a full ALU laid out the way Ben Eater does it. - Charge & Electrons starts over, properly. The opening section is rewritten lesson by lesson: see the idea revealed, build it on the bench, then prove you have it. No more reading about electrons. - Every lesson reads itself now. Recorded narration covers the whole catalogue, not just the early sections, and each page reads once on its own. Mute is per lesson, so you decide where the voice helps. - Ohmie wakes up. A new loading screen where he looks around and blinks before handing you the app, a streak flame that stays cold until today's lesson is done and then catches, and a lesson-complete screen that charges up your daily goal like a battery. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Ohmie found his voice. Every lesson in sections 1 through 6 is now narrated end to end, in all three voices — Spark, Buddy, and Nova. Put your headphones on and learn with your hands instead of your eyes. - Your streak catches fire. Literally. The celebration is rebuilt from scratch: the flame ignites, settles into a steady burn, and your number lands on a still frame. No more static badge. - Benches speak up mid-step. When the target moves partway through a lab, Ohmie now says so in the bubble, so what's on screen always matches what's being asked of you. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Ohmie found his voice. Every lesson in sections 1 through 6 is now narrated end to end, in all three voices, Voltage included. Put your headphones on and learn with your hands instead of your eyes. - Your streak catches fire. Literally. The celebration is rebuilt from scratch: the flame ignites, settles into a steady burn, and your number lands on a still frame. No more static badge. - Benches speak up mid-step. When the target moves partway through a lab, Ohmie now says so in the bubble, so what's on screen always matches what's being asked of you. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. This update zaps a crash in Unit 5, lessons that spoke in the wrong voice, and narration that read the page you'd already left. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Arduino has entered the workshop. A new track in Programming starts at the very beginning: What Is Arduino? — what that little blue board actually is — then Hello, World!, where you write your first real program and the board does what you told it. No setup, no fuss, just code that runs. - 1947 — The First Transistor. A new story lesson rebuilds the Bell Labs breakthrough bench by bench: seven experiments from a bar of germanium to the moment the signal came out bigger than it went in. The part that started everything, built by you. - Sensor lessons come alive. Three lessons that used to be read-only are now labs — drag, tilt and probe the sensor yourself instead of taking our word for how it behaves. - Signing back in is instant now. Ohmie recognizes returning accounts — no walking through onboarding twice, and your leaderboard name is your account wherever you play. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience — this update zaps over a dozen, from streaks miscounting to purchases double-firing. Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Your progress now follows you. Sign in once and your streak, XP, coins and finished lessons ride along to every device you own. Start a lesson on your phone at lunch, pick it up on your iPad that night. - Digital Circuits is its own subject now. Thirty lessons of bits, gates and the machines that compute, opening with How Chips Speak: how electricity carries information at all, before a single 1 or 0 turns up. Predict what the circuit will do, then watch it actually do it. - Build an AND gate out of real transistors. Wire two of them in series and see for yourself why both inputs have to be on. One light source, no diagram standing in for the thing, just the thing. - Ohmie shows up after your first lesson. He turns up animated, asks whether you're coming back tomorrow, and your streak starts right there. - Flashcards for Digital Logic, plus a review sheet for The Two-State World, so binary sticks before the gates arrive. - You decide what gets built next. New poll in the News tab. One tap to vote, or write in your own idea if none of ours fit. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience! Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - iPad learned to rotate. Every orientation now works — flip to landscape mid-lesson and paths, benches and labs re-flow to fit instead of locking you upright. - Components got rebuilt around seven hands-on benches. Read resistor color bands and stack your own band by band, sweep a potentiometer, flip real switches, seat a diode the right way round — then wire up an actual night-light from the parts drawer. - Capacitors is a full section now: nine benches of charging, holding, draining, fading and bursting, capped with a decoder bench that makes timing finally click. - Circuits II gets analysis you can feel — six new benches that put loads and loops under your fingers instead of behind formulas. - New WHY? button, starting in Circuits I. Every answer keeps its explanation one tap away — peek when you're curious, skip when you're sure. - The Discord door now stays open for good — grab the permanent invite from the News tab and come hang out. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience! Found one that survived? Contact us at support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Ohmie now runs natively on iPad. Every lesson, lab and build gets the bigger screen, with the layout tuned so circuit paths and benches stay readable instead of stretching to the edges. - Onboarding is career-first: Ohmie asks what you're actually building toward, then the new Recommended for You shelf keeps your next step one tap away instead of buried a level down. - Circuit Lab opens with new guided starter projects, so there's always something on the bench to pull apart. Zoom is smoother, board length now fits the circuit you're building, and the bench got polish throughout. - OhmieCAD free play gets a proper COMPONENTS picker — the parts catalog laid out as a grid you can actually browse. Boards can be reshaped, and the error checker got a lot stricter, so your design tells you what's wrong before you build it instead of after. - Build an 8-Bit Computer got a full visual overhaul, and the leaderboard is cleaner with a redesigned weekly card. - Your First Circuit is back, seated right after Components. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? Contact us at @support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie's been busy at the workbench: - Build Your First PCB is now coached end to end. Ohmie walks you through all six studio beats, one step at a time — pointing at the exact control he wants with an amber pulse, stepping in when you stall, and celebrating when the board comes together. - The PCB studio got easier to handle: drag chips to move them, a hint when you tap the tray and nothing happens, a bigger close target on the mission header, and the board now pans straight to any error the checker finds instead of leaving you hunting for it. - The Voltage Divider lab earns its second scope probe. PROBE 2 unlocks in the scope mission with its own guided step, and the oscilloscope draws both channels together — a flat input over the climbing output, so you can finally see the divider doing its job rather than take our word for it. - Every new divider lab now opens on a genuinely empty bench, and FINISH re-checks your wiring against the real board before it banks the mission. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? support@ohmie.io

Big update! Ohmie’s been busy at the workbench:     •    NEW Programming — two complete tracks. Arduino Coding is 114 lessons across 19 sections: your first Blink sketch, C++ types, loops, functions, digital and analog I/O, PWM, timing, the serial monitor, state machines, structs and classes, libraries, motors and drivers, I²C/SPI/UART, and a final autonomous robot. Python Basics runs 67 lessons from print and variables through lists, dictionaries, functions, modules, classes and debugging.     •    NEW Semiconductors — the transistor, taken apart properly. Eight sections and 60 lessons: what’s actually inside one, meeting the BJT, MOSFETs as switches, building logic out of transistors, using them as amplifiers, driving real loads, and how to choose and debug the thing when it misbehaves.     •    NEW Circuit Lab — a free-build breadboard sandbox with capacitors, switches and an oscilloscope, running on a transient engine that tells the truth about what your circuit does. The Projects tab is now three doors: Circuit Lab, PCB Lab, Robotics Lab.     •    NEW Your First Circuit — twelve lessons that take you from nothing to a working loop.     •    NEW SLAM — nine lessons on how a robot builds a map of a place it has never seen while working out where in that map it is.     •    NEW Flashcards — 8 decks, 117 cards, every symbol hand-drawn: Circuits I, Circuits II, Components, Capacitors, Diodes, Transistors, Op-Amps, and PCB Basics. Quick-fire recall for what you just learned. Decks open as you finish the course behind them.     •    NEW Review sheets — a one-page poster behind every deck. The whole topic laid out in symbols, worth reading before you drill and long after.     •    NEW Robot Kinematics — two full courses. Forward Kinematics turns joint angles into where the hand lands; Inverse Kinematics works backwards from a target to the angles that reach it, including the two answers every elbow has and how to pick the better one. Each ends in a lab where you drive the arm yourself.     •    NEW How Robots Sense Motion — nine lessons on the IMU: accelerometers, gyros, and how a robot works out which way is up.     •    NEW Inductors — eight lessons on the part that fights change: why current cannot jump, what the turn-off kick is, and where the energy actually goes.     •    NEW RC Circuits and Decoupling Capacitors — the charge-and-discharge pair behind timing, plus why every chip on a board wants its own little reservoir.     •    NEW Meet the Arduino Family and Arduino Uno vs. ESP32 — which board to reach for, and what changes when you move up to Wi-Fi.     •    NEW project: The RC Delay Switch — eight modules on the resistor-and-capacitor pair that makes a circuit wait. Watch the capacitor fill, size the delay yourself, then build it for real on the bench and probe it like you would with a scope.     •    Interrupts rebuilt — twelve lessons, from “stop polling” to debouncing, volatile, and waking a sleeping board.     •    Serial Protocols rebuilt as one course — UART, SPI, and I²C, each opened up message by message, ending by wiring a robot with all three.     •    PCB Basics rebuilt, two lessons longer. “Build it for real” hands you the loose circuit from lesson one and has you construct it on a breadboard — real parts, real rows — before the course turns it into copper. “How parts hold on” covers through-hole against surface mount, and why anything that gets yanked goes through a hole.     •    NEW Top 5 Mistakes — the five classic beginner blunders in PCB design, and how to dodge each one. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? mailto:support@ohmie.io

Ohmie's workbench has been busy: - NEW Weekly Leaderboard — see where your XP lands against everyone else learning this week. Tap the trophy at the top of any tab to check your rank, and watch it move after a lesson. - NEW Build your first PCB — an eight-mission guided project in OhmieCAD. You design a real light badge end to end: schematic, part placement, routing, design-rule checks, then spin the finished board in 3D. Plus a smoother first run for new learners, and fixes throughout. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? support@ohmie.io

Ohmie's workbench has been busy: - NEW The 555 Timer — build the legendary chip that blinks an LED with no code and no computer. Real hardware, 10 parts, ~25 minutes. - NEW PCB Studio — design your own circuit board in OhmieCAD: draw the schematic, route every trace, pass the checks, and watch your finished 555 blink badge spin in 3D. Ten missions take you from a blank sheet to your own board. - Projects tab reorganized by course, so builds are easier to find. - A rebuilt welcome experience for new learners. - Polish and fixes throughout. And as always: Ohmie keeps electrocuting bugs that could affect your experience. Found one that survived? support@ohmie.io