Outside mainland China, the App Store now shows prices in your local currency, and limited-time offers line up correctly in every region. · Membership and AI credit prices are shown in your local currency, so you see the real amount before you pay · Limited-time promotions are now labeled "Limited-time offer", and every regional offer price is below the regular price, with clear steps between tiers

This version lets AI manage your badges, adds two new layouts, and walks you through the editor the first time you open it. · Badges by AI: add one, rename it, or remove it, one sentence each. · What to change next: once a tree is built, the suggestions above the input turn into things you can say next, and each one is fully visible. · Five layouts: Flow is now a tidy tree, Staggered really staggers by half a column, and Radial gives each branch its own sector. · A guided first visit to the editor: eight steps, from letting AI build a tree to adding a node, naming it, and linking it up, all on the real screen. · Know when authors update: a tree you got from the community shows an Update button when its author publishes a new version. · A card for gems: like streaks, earning gems now shows a card in the middle of the screen. · Add to Apple Wallet: open a badge, pick a card face, and it goes into Wallet. Nine designs, the same set as the share posters. · Expanded nodes: a node can hold a full write-up and up to eight related links. · Feedback in the app: write a note on the settings page and send it. · Fixes: badge names and descriptions accept Chinese input methods normally; switching trees with "related only" on shows the whole tree; a tree you just got shows Open when you return to the community.

This version makes "finished" visible. · Completed stamp: when a tree is done, its card gets a postmark with the day you finished it. Finished trees move to their own section at the end of the list. · Two ways to browse badges: the awards page can sort by category or by the date you earned them, plus a filter for the ones you already have. · Sign-in: phone, email, and password are now three separate ways in, each on its own screen. Password autofill recognizes your SkillsQuest account. · Canvas: the next node you can unlock shows its own icon, and node names fade out as you zoom out. · The search panel suggests the tree you just finished and the ones you can pick up next. · Fixes: sign-up and sign-in codes sent to your email now arrive properly; node prerequisites can be opened, and links between nodes removed.

Fixes a crash on launch on iOS 27. The app opens normally again. Also in this version: · Invite friends: share your personal invite code. When a friend learns for 3 days, you each get 90 days of membership — up to two years. · Email sign-in: register and sign in with a one-time code sent to your email. Phone numbers can also sign in with a password. · The first time you finish a lesson each day, your streak flame lights up on screen. · The five tabs at the bottom are laid out flat on the latest iOS. · SMS codes are offered right above the keyboard — one tap fills them in.