• Letters and numbers now move on by themselves: five seconds after a word is spoken, the next one starts, so a child who just watches still hears the whole set. • Letter Forest, Number Beach and Paint Hill each wear one of 36 looks per visit — three letter styles across twelve painted worlds (day, sunset, night, autumn, winter, blossom and more), every look once before any repeats. Letters always keep their places. • The lesson screen paints the same world the child came from; the picture pops in on a sunburst and the word is toy-block lettering with the tapped letter highlighted. • In My Zoo, tapping a collected animal shows it big and says its name. • A new "About the developer" page in the Parent Area, with contact details. • Smoother audio: a clip that fails to play can no longer freeze a lesson.