Daily Cloud is now Learn Cloud. Same lessons, same progress, same account: only the name has changed.

On iPad, lessons now sit centred on the screen instead of leaving a large empty space below them, and the Learn more sheet opens at full size. Our Apps now includes Daily AWS and Daily Azure, our new apps to prepare the AWS and Azure fundamentals exams.

Fill-in-the-blank exercises now wrap long sentences properly instead of squeezing them into a narrow column. On iPad, the Premium screen now shows every plan and the Subscribe button without scrolling. If a purchase needs approval (Ask to Buy), the app now tells you it's pending.

You can now tell us what you think, right from the home screen. Two taps, and if you feel like it, two lines on what you'd improve and what you'd like to learn next. We read every one.

Terraform is the fourth course, and it arrives complete: eighteen sections, one hundred and eighty lessons and nine hundred exercises, in English and Spanish. It starts at your first resource block and ends at HCP Terraform, by way of variables, expressions, modules, state, remote backends and workspaces, and it is written against the current Terraform Associate exam. Two repairs travel with it. Five drag-and-drop exercises could never be finished: each needed the same word in two blanks, and a tile disappears once it has been used, so the second blank had nothing left to fill it. All five are rewritten. And the final exercise of every lesson used to open an empty "Learn more" sheet — more than a thousand explanations are now written, each in the language of its own exercise.

Two Google Cloud sections were not what they claimed to be. Section 13 handed you the Vertex AI lessons you had already done in section 8, and section 14 repeated nine of the ten lessons from section 6. Both are now written from scratch: gcloud CLI & Cloud Shell, and Cloud Operations & Observability. Twenty new lessons, two hundred new exercises, in English and Spanish. The lesson map also gets its colours back. Every section was meant to have its own colour and icon, but most of them quietly fell through to the same default, so the map read as one long stretch of the same blue. All eighteen sections of every course now look like themselves again, in both languages.

Forgotten your password? There is now a way back in. Daily Cloud had no recovery at all — no button, no screen, nothing — so a forgotten password meant a lost account. "Forgot your password?" now sits under Sign in and sends you a code by email. Signing in with Google no longer hands you off to a stranger's browser sheet: the app runs it now, under its own name, and your account is right there to pick. Also: daily reminders arrive at 18:00 your time and keep coming for two months instead of stopping after a week, a sign-up that fails now says why, and the subscription screen no longer prints two different currencies on the same card.

Finish a lesson and the next one is right there: named, unlocked and one tap away, so you can keep going instead of heading back to hunt for it on the map. The way back to the map is still one tap too. The app also records your activity properly now — opening it from cold was going uncounted.

Your streak now counts properly. Practise on consecutive days and it grows — and when you miss a day it resets honestly instead of freezing on your last number.

• Smarter review prompt — we now only ask for a rating right after a perfect 3-star lesson • Fixed command-builder exercises and quiz typos across the AWS, Azure and GCP courses • Refreshed App Store listing — now also in Spanish

• Cleaner drag-drop exercises: blank placeholders are now properly sanitized and drop zones scale consistently • Stability and performance improvements

Version 1.2 — The first-day win • Welcome lesson: right after you sign up, jump straight into a 60-second first lesson that activates your streak on day one. • Day 1 celebration: a new screen frames your first win and lets you turn on reminders at the moment you actually care. • Bug fixes and polish. Keep the streak alive — see you tomorrow!