Every sound lesson now follows the way reading is taught at school: see the letter, hear its sound, watch it blend into a syllable, then read it yourself before finding it by ear. Lessons adapt: a child who gets it moves on sooner, a child who hesitates gets one more go. Each session starts with a quick review of sounds already learned. Parents can set a daily goal (1, 2 or 3 activities) that counts for the star and the streak, and switch stories to "the child reads first". Syllables are pronounced more cleanly. Dutch: every vowel now says its real sound (short a as in "appel", not the letter name), the letters uu, ei, au and ch are taught, and the long vowels aa, oo, ee come earlier so real words appear from the first weeks. German: ä, ö, ü and eu are blended with the consonants, and st/sp at the start of a word are taught as one sound.

Made for iPad: bigger letters and tiles, a two-column layout in landscape, and every screen scrolls. New reading streak with a one-day freeze, a week of stars on the home screen, and optional reading reminders a parent can switch on in the parent corner, with a Sunday summary of what your child learned. Everything stays on the device.

Lexo now has a German App Store page. Same app: 33 French, 36 Dutch and 37 German sounds, stories a child can really read alone, and every consonant says its sound when you tap it.

A brand-new storybook look, hand-drawn pictures and the whole alphabet. New: German! 33 French, 36 Dutch and 37 German sounds, 17 new stories, a sound album instead of the path, pages that read themselves aloud, and a new reward screen. Every consonant now says its sound when you tap it, and words you struggled with come back less often.

A brand-new storybook look, hand-drawn pictures and the whole alphabet. New: German! 33 French, 36 Dutch and 37 German sounds, 17 new stories, a sound album instead of the path, pages that read themselves aloud, and a new reward screen.

A big update for young readers. • Comprehension questions after every story — spoken aloud, answered with pictures • "Read to me" now highlights each word as it is read • "Build the words": a heart budget per word, and words you struggled with come back later • Reading time and comprehension scores in the parent corner • You can no longer turn the page while the voice is still reading

More words to build, and clearer sound. • "Build the words" is now much longer — every level has several new words to make • Added around 60 new real words in French and Dutch • Removed sounds that were not real words, so everything the app says is a genuine word • The app no longer tries to pronounce a single consonant on its own, which never sounded right

Beautiful new voices! Every letter, word and story is now read by a high-quality natural voice in French and Dutch. • Clearer, warmer pronunciation throughout • Fixed an echo when opening a lesson • The app now says one thing at a time and waits until it has finished speaking, so nothing gets cut off