Thanks for using Numio! We keep polishing every detail so your kids enjoy every minute of their practice. Here's what's new: Numio now speaks 17 languages: Polish, Ukrainian and Traditional Chinese have joined. Spanish, German and French voice: every task is now read aloud by a real voice in your child's language. Light or dark: pick the look you like in Settings. Finished a stop? The map now celebrates with fireworks and moves on to the next one. The optional game in a stop now shows a "Game" badge, and if it's still locked, a tap explains how to open it.

Thanks for using Numio! We keep polishing every detail so your kids enjoy every minute of their practice. Here's what's new: Homework from the report: tap "Assign homework" under "Needs practice" and the weakest exercises are already picked at the right level. Adjust the list and save. Picked exercises now appear as chips at the top while you build homework, so you always see what's selected. Record games (River Jump, Island Jump, Number Road, Sequence Memory) now end on a positive note: a trophy for a new record, or "Nice try" with how far you are from your best. River Jump: clearer colors that no longer blend into the water.

Thanks for using Numio! We keep polishing every detail so your kids enjoy every minute of their practice. Here's what's new: Four new Brain Games: River Jump, Island Jump, Number Maze and Number Road. Hop across the river, jump between islands, find the path and steer the car by solving quick sums. New exercise: Trace Shapes. Kids trace circles, triangles, stars and more with a finger and hear the name of every shape. Write Numbers moved to Basic and now starts with a spoken instruction. Shapes: answer buttons now show the shape next to its name, and tapping one says the name aloud. Numio now speaks 14 languages: Russian and Armenian have joined. One parent PIN now protects all parental controls, and Face ID helps if you forget it. Screen Time Limit is more reliable: nothing can cover the "Time's up" screen, and changing the date on the device no longer resets it. New free plan: play and learn for free every day. Premium unlocks unlimited play, weekly and monthly reports, your own homework, Homework First, Screen Time Limit and Hard Mode.

Thanks for using Numio! We keep polishing every detail so your kids enjoy every minute of their practice. Here's what's new: Numio now speaks 12 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian. Voice instructions now work in every language. Tap the speaker in any game to hear the task read aloud in your child's language. Write Numbers: the speaker at the top repeats the digit, and the Voice switch in Settings now turns the digit voice on and off too. Weekly Report: strong and weak games are now picked by a clear 85% accuracy bar, the same one Homework uses, so the report and homework always agree. Long texts in Spanish, French and other languages now wrap neatly and stay centered.

Thanks for using Numio! We keep polishing every detail so your kids enjoy every minute of their practice. Here's what's new: Numio now speaks 12 languages: English, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Japanese, Korean, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Danish and Norwegian.

Thanks for using our app! We keep polishing every detail so your kids enjoy every minute of their practice. This release brings a few nice touches they will notice right away. More details: • New exercise: Write Numbers. Kids trace digits with a finger and the app checks the shape stroke by stroke. • New brain game: Schulte ±. Same table, but the cells hold sums — see "6", tap "5+1". It also replaces the classic Schulte on harder Journey stops. • iPad: the tab bar is back at the bottom, and every screen now uses the full width of the display. • A more consistent look across the app — backgrounds, spacing and text sizes lined up on every screen. • Sum Pop: the total now pops up where you joined the circles and floats away, and cleared spots are marked with a dotted outline. • Schulte: the number you are looking for is bigger and brighter. • Spot the Odd: swapped the look-alike picture pairs for ones a child can actually tell apart. • Various layout fixes and polish.

• Background music while your child learns, with its own volume slider in Settings • Spoken instructions in every exercise and game, so your child can start playing without reading (English only) • Separate volume sliders for voice and music, so you set the level that fits your home • Clearer level descriptions, so you pick the right one faster • Reworded hints in several exercises and games, they now match what the child actually has to do • A friendly voice when coins run out or when daily screen time ends, so a child who cannot read yet understands why • Polish and fixes on the welcome screens

- Four New Ways to Add and Subtract Bridge + and Bridge − teach counting through ten (16 + 8 becomes 16 + 4 + 4). Tens + and Tens − break two digit numbers apart (34 + 25 becomes 34 + 20 + 5). Both are the methods used in school. - Exercises Now Show How, Not Just What Stuck on a problem? Tap the highlighted number and the exercise opens up its own method: the number splits into two steps, a brace appears with the halfway total, and a hint explains the move. Column addition and subtraction now write out the carry and the borrow exactly as you would on paper. Get it wrong and the method appears on its own, with the answer still yours to find. - Multiplication You Can Actually Learn Multiply and Divide now drill one times table per round instead of shuffling them together, and tables up to ×9 are finally included. Tap the × sign and the numbers turn into rows of dots, so 3 × 4 becomes something a child can count. For the harder facts the hint builds them from the five times table (7 × 8 = 7 × 5 + 7 × 3). - A Rebuilt Journey Every exercise now comes back six times across the path, spread out and at a rising level, instead of appearing once and never again. Seventy four stops, three exercises each, mixed so no stop is all shapes or all logic. Existing progress carries over. - New Brain Games Sum Pop and Nullify, two logic puzzles in Brain Training, each with four difficulty levels. - A Clearer Catalog Exercises are grouped into eleven sections instead of four, so plus and minus work sit together. Every row shows its levels and stars at a glance. - Homework First Brain Games can stay locked until your child finishes their homework. Turn it on in Settings or right on the Brain Games screen. A parent PIN is required to switch it off, so it stays your decision. - Coins for Brain Games Math now unlocks play. Every finished exercise earns coins, and each Brain Game round costs them. Coins are only spent on rounds your child actually completes. - A Guide for Parents The Homework tab has an info button explaining how daily lessons, custom lessons, and reports work. - Shorter Sessions Exercises are eight questions instead of ten, so a sitting is easier to finish in one go. - Simpler Setup Two starting levels instead of three. Builder now ends with every exercise covered, so there is nothing above it to choose. Fixes - Catalog rows open when you tap anywhere on the card, not only on the title. - Only the first exercise in the catalog opens by default, and it stays as you left it when you come back from a game. - Nullify on Hard now fits its twelve tiles in three rows instead of sliding under the Undo button. - The Shapes exercise shows each shape beside its name, so a child who cannot - The second exercise in a homework lesson is correctly marked as done when tapping Next. - A lesson you create yourself replaces that day's automatic one instead of ad - Fewer taps to reach the Premium screen when creating custom homework.

- iPad layout improvements - Redesigned onboarding with Screen Time and Homework tips - Minor bug fixes

- Major UI update - Games fixes - Streak logic update - Homework bug fixes - Other minor changes

Updated Journey flow Added kid's level Added new games Some UI updated Other bug fixes

Fixed issues in Your Journey flow a smoother experience Enhanced the “Your Journey” flow and Added Levels Added kid's level selector

Fixed issues in math games for a smoother experience Enhanced the “Your Journey” flow Improved the interface to make the app easier and more fun for kids to use

In-App Screen Time Limit Fixes in game Other minor changes/fixes

- Added Journey flow - UI updates - Auto-generated Homework - Some other updates

- added levels to games - update homework mechanics - other minor improvements

1. Homework section 2. Brain games 3. Bug fixes

1. Share Results 2. Report screen (3 days / week / month) + Strong / Weak 3. Daily Challenge + Streak 4. Random Exercise (home screen + inside category) 5. Recommended (based on needs practice) 6. Achievements 7. Home screen redesign (2×2 category grid) 8. History shows total earned stars