CodePaw is now completely free and focused on coding. - Every coding path, lesson, lab and project workspace is included, with no subscription or in-app purchases. - Follow five paths: the web, Python, Swift, information and building software well. - Start with guided Website, Game, Python, Data and Swift labs, or create a project of your own. - Today keeps you with the path and course you are already taking. - The previous maths and other school-subject lessons have been removed.

This update makes CodePaw feel quicker, with even better coding lessons. - Courses and the lesson library open faster, so you can get started sooner. - Chat, photos and lesson images feel smoother while you learn. - Webpage previews in coding lessons now open in a proper browser-style view. - After a coding quiz, Continue appears when you are ready to move on. - Finishing a coding lesson takes you back to the course, ready for the next one.

This update brings a refreshed learning experience across coding, maths, science, history, geography and astronomy. • Follow clearer lessons with guided examples, interactive activities and independent practice. • Choose a learning level with tailored explanations and challenges. • Explore expanded maths lessons and interactive calculation tools. • Pick up where you left off with improved progress saving. • Find lessons faster with search and subject browsing. • Enjoy improved narration playback, coding projects, quizzes and flashcards. Includes extensive lesson corrections, clearer layouts and subscription reliability improvements.

CodePaw 1.6 introduces a new guided lesson flow, all-new Labs, a polished interface, and a refreshed CodePaw identity. New in this version: - Learn with a clearer guided lesson flow built around stages, practice, review, quizzes, and completion - Explore all-new Labs for Coding, SQL Databases, and Maths - Build website projects in Code Labs with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript - Create SQLite databases, run SQL queries, and inspect results in SQL Labs - Practise graph, number, algebra, and real-world challenges in Math Lab - Enjoy a more polished UI with a brand new CodePaw avatar and icons - Benefit from many smaller improvements throughout the app

1.5.1 fixes a small issue on the new profile page for some iPhones.

CodePaw 1.5 is a major learning upgrade with daily lesson planning, certificates, and personal progress profiles. New in this version: - Follow daily lesson plans with estimated time, progress, recaps, notes, and quick quizzes - Earn certificates for completed course sections, including quiz records and award stars - Track learning progress in a private profile with lessons, study time, certificates, and recent plans - Continue learning privately with data stored on device and on-device AI chat where Apple Intelligence is supported

CodePaw 1.4 adds flashcards, private iCloud sync, and expanded Geography and History lessons. New in this version: - Study flashcards from lessons, full courses, notebook notes, and custom decks - Keep learning data in sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac with iCloud - Explore expanded Geography and History lesson libraries - Continue using private, on-device AI chat with Apple Intelligence on supported devices

Version 1.3.0 brings a major upgrade to coding in CodePaw. This release introduces the new Coding Studio, giving learners a clearer, more focused place to write, run, preview, and improve their code during lessons. Coding courses have also been improved so children can move more naturally between explanations, starter code, results, and AI help. CodePaw now gives young learners an even stronger hands-on coding experience across JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and database lessons, while keeping the same private, on-device approach families expect.

Maths just got a big hands-on upgrade. Young learners can now jump into Maths Lab to solve endless challenges, plot points on grids, read charts, explore shapes, work out angles and much more. Each lesson now has its own mini maths workspace, so practice feels more like playing, testing, and discovering than filling in a worksheet. From quick number puzzles to 3D cuboids and coordinate grids, Maths Lab helps ideas click with friendly examples and instant feedback.

The Databases course just got a big upgrade. Young coders can now explore a real SQL workspace, build tiny databases, add and change rows, ask questions with queries, join tables together, and discover clever tools like averages, views, and indexes. The lessons are clearer, more hands-on, and packed with friendly examples to help database ideas click.