A Learn tab for the children, built out of your own animals. A question a day about an animal they actually feed, with a photo of it. Children who cannot read yet get pictures instead of words. Parents choose what can be asked about, and can see how it is going. Five games beside it: find the pairs, count them, which one is older, which one is different, and sort them. All of them work with no signal, and a household that has not added anything yet plays on a pretend farm until it does. The question can be read out loud now, in the child's own language, using the best voice on the device rather than the first one it finds. HomePlot now speaks 43 languages. If your phone is set to one of them, the app opens in it. Also fixed: a correct answer was being marked wrong in Kid Mode.

HomePlot has been translated into sixteen languages for a long time. The App Store did not know, because that list is read from the app itself and this one had never said so — its product page offered the app in English only. It now says all sixteen.

Working with no signal is the reason this app exists, and it was not finished. This release finishes it. Every part of a record now works offline — medicines, breeding, yield, processing, documents, albums — not just the record itself. Photos and voice notes you have opened once stay on the device and open again in the yard. Rusty needs a signal to think, so he says so plainly instead of failing at you. Everything you have already asked him stays there to read. And the app stopped announcing it. One line at the top says there is no signal and when your data was last updated. Nothing else complains. Also new: a panel angle and true-south calculator, so you can aim an array without a compass. Optional profile pictures, for adults and kids alike. Costs now show one month at a time instead of every entry you have ever made.