Two fixes: ‧ Puzzle Quest: tapping a level did nothing and going back showed a blank screen — fixed ‧ Kata teacher review: no more empty-board puzzles from the very first move; after two misses the coach's star lights up to help your child find the answer Still 100% offline, no ads, no data collected.

Coach Mochi is on the board now — and brought a whole set of new ways to play: ‧ Animal stones: black = cat, white = shiba; switch back to classic in Settings ‧ Coach Mochi: confetti when you capture, a pat when you're caught, a nervous sweat when in danger ‧ Stones bounce as they land, captured stones float away as bubbles, confetti when you win ‧ See the liberties: tap a stone and a little cloud drifts over every liberty; one-breath stones tremble, breath bars beside the board ‧ Daily quest, built from your child's most common mistake ‧ Shape codex: collect tiger's mouth, bamboo joint, ponnuki and more; a friendly nudge for empty triangles ‧ Guess the coach's move: think first, then reveal the blue star ‧ Puzzle quest grows to 20 puzzles in five kinds (new: ladders, making eyes) ‧ A different computer every game: random openings, attacking or defending style ‧ Something to keep when you lose: the result screen lists the game's achievements ‧ A calmer board: the animals now share their stone's own colour (a black cat, a white shiba), and hint markers are softer so they no longer shout ‧ Bottom buttons stay put; text follows your system text size ‧ Parent zone: the gear icon now opens the parental gate directly, and the whole Settings page is the parent zone; added a shelf of our other kids apps and an optional tip jar ‧ Kata teacher review: a move that went wrong in a real game comes back as a puzzle to try again ‧ A stronger advanced opponent that plays differently every game ‧ Parent zone: trusted progress compares only the same level and board size, and waits for enough games before giving a verdict Still 100% offline, no ads, no data collected.