Five new games, Today's puzzle, and Finn walking the path with you. FIVE NEW GAMES — in the new Games grid on Practice Odd One Out: four glossary terms, three from the same family. Tap the one that doesn't belong. Spot the Red Flag: lines from a sales pitch. Swipe each onto Red flag or Fine, and see why. Estimate It: quick sums with percentages, fees and rising prices. Slide to your estimate, press Check, and see the math. True or false and Sort Stack: swipe games made from lessons you've finished, so they appear as you go. GLOSSARY MATCH — now with Sprint Pick Sprint: 60 seconds to match as many pairs as you can, against your own best. Or pick one family of terms and play just those. TODAY'S PUZZLE Three quick questions, picked for today, on Practice. At the top of the tab, Finn now points to the one thing to start with. WHEN YOU MISS ONE After a miss in a lesson or a review, tap Ask Finn why to open Finn's chat with the question already written; nothing is sent until you send it. In Daily review, Second look brings back questions you missed in lessons, with their explanations. And once you know a glossary card well, the review flips it: you see the definition and name the term. LESSONS Many lessons now underline glossary terms: tap one for its definition, and it joins your review. Each lesson's reading now ends with THE ONE THING, its key idea, and the text is a little larger. THE PATH Tap a unit's banner to see its lessons. Once a unit is finished, Review this unit goes over just that one. After each lesson, Finn walks along the path to your next one, and at the top of Learn he has a new line each time you come back. YOUR PROFILE There's a new Your records shelf, and badges are now medals that show how to earn them. View your certificate now shows the certificate with your name and the date. Share cards come as a Story or a Square, and you can share your streak when you reach a milestone. ALSO — the widget can go on your Lock Screen · most of the app's text now grows with your iPhone's text size · if your next lesson unlocks later today, the rest screen tells you what time · replaying a lesson you aced keeps its gold ring · more glossary terms use US and Brazilian examples.

Two new units, art along the path, and something to do when today's lesson is done. SPENDING TRAPS — a new unit in Money & Mind Where money leaves quietly: money in different pockets, the pain of paying and what splitting a price does to it, sunk cost, and the raise that disappears. None of it framed as a failing — these are things everyone's brain does. THE INVESTOR IN THE MIRROR — a new unit in Money & Mind The patterns that only bite once you already own something: recency bias, selling the winners and keeping the losers, regret about the road not taken, and the note to your future self. That takes the catalog to 110 lessons across 22 units, and Money & Mind to four units — the same size as Economics and Companies. A PATH THAT LOOKS LIKE A JOURNEY Illustrations now sit alongside the path, greyed out ahead of you and in full colour where you've been. Lesson nodes show what each one actually asks of you — a book, a puzzle, a set of masks — instead of the same icon fifty times. Locked lessons show their own icon dimmed rather than a padlock, so you can see what's coming. WHEN TODAY'S LESSON IS DONE The rest screen now offers a word match built from the glossary terms your course covers, starting from the lesson you just finished. Practice was always unlimited; now there's a way in from where you actually are. ALSO — new lessons in a course you're not on now show a dot on its chip, so you can find them · the glossary is up to 70 terms · notifications registered more reliably, and there's one fewer of them each day · your data export now includes everything, including your full lesson history.

Three whole new courses, a deeper Investing path, a new game, and a coach with a name. ECONOMICS — a second course, 20 lessons across four units: how an economy works, money and prices, the state and your wallet, and the world economy. The inflation lesson is taught through Brazil's Plano Real. COMPANIES & BUSINESS — a third course, 20 lessons across four units: how a business earns, how to read the three statements it publishes, the models behind subscriptions and marketplaces, and what makes a company durable or fragile. MONEY & MIND — a fourth course, 10 lessons on what your brain does with money — loss aversion, herding, overconfidence, anchoring — and the habits that outlast motivation. Described without blame, because nobody is exempt. INVESTING, DEEPER — three new units: what a fund really costs and how to read a fund page, the arithmetic of decades and the accounts built for them, and market history from 1929 to 2008 taught as patterns rather than signals. MONEY BASICS — a new Investing unit on budgeting, credit scores and clearing debt. The everyday money questions that come before investing. MYSTERY COMPANY — three clues, four names, five rounds a go. Free and unlimited. In Portuguese it plays a Brazilian deck. MEET FINN — your coach has a name and a face in the tab bar now. Every lesson ends with the questions it raises, one tap from asking. A PATH YOU CAN SEE — pick your course at the top, a card that picks up where you left off, a chip for each unit, and a shelf for browsing the whole catalogue. Lessons added in an update wear a NEW ribbon for a week. DAILY 5 — a pill on Learn that drops you straight into today's review. STREAKS THAT ONLY ADD — meeting your daily goal pays a bonus that grows with the streak, and tomorrow's is printed before you earn it. Miss a day and you lose nothing but the day. ALSO — 66 glossary terms, five of them new · a compounding playground open to everyone, not only people with money spare · review sessions now count every card you answer, even if you stop partway · 100 lessons across four courses, and a certificate for each one. Educational only — not advice

Your streak, fixed — and a lot more to celebrate. • FIXED: Insight Points, your daily goal, streaks and badges now record properly. If your streak never seemed to move, this is why — it does now. • NEW: A daily goal celebration, and streak milestones at 3, 7, 14, 30, 50, 100 and 365 days. • NEW: Mixed Practice — pull questions from everything you've learned so far, in one session. • NEW: The path feels alive. Lessons connect along a winding trail, units have their own colour bands, and finishing one carries you to the next. • NEW: True/false and fill-in-the-blank exercises now look and feel like themselves, instead of every question wearing the same suit. • NEW: An optional evening reminder while your day is still open — warm, once a day, and only when your streak is genuinely going. • The home-screen widget now tells the truth: your real streak, reset at the day boundary, and an invitation in when you're just starting. • Lessons now answer immediately, with the explanation pinned where you're already looking. • Reduce Motion is respected throughout, and VoiceOver labels have been corrected. As always: education, not financial advice.

Financebro is now a full finance teacher. • NEW: The Path — 30 bite-size lessons across 6 illustrated units, from "What is a stock?" to spotting scams. Reading first, then exercises: multiple choice, true/false, fill-in-the-blank, sort, order, and match. • NEW: Practice tab — a daily review deck that resurfaces what you're about to forget, Glossary Match, and daily quests. • NEW: Today's insight — one bite-size idea from the curriculum each day, in the app and as a gentle morning nudge. • NEW: A hands-on compounding explainer — slide the years and see how time, not just the rate, does the heavy lifting. • NEW: Insight Points, a daily goal you choose, streaks with freezes, badges — and a Financebro Foundations certificate when you finish the whole path. • NEW: Coach personalities — pick the teaching style that fits you: Calm Mentor, Straight Shooter, The Professor, or Hype Coach. Not sure what to learn next? Just ask Fin. • NEW: Home-screen widget with your streak, daily progress, and what's next. • Fin (your mascot) has moods now, plus richer haptics, optional sound effects, and a distinct color for every unit. As always: education, not financial advice.