Five updates' worth of new gear, arriving together! - Your child now holds a rank. Nine rungs from Unseasoned Applicant to First Lord of the Pantry, earned by foods tried, with insignia on the roster, the certificate, and the campaign report. Promotions announce themselves. Ranks only ever rise. - The Ceremony Press: mint a commissioning certificate for your operative, a campaign report with the whole food map in color, and a shareable citation card for every badge earned — drawn without a scrap of app chrome, made for sending to grandparents. - On This Day: on the right morning, the daily dispatch sets the fiction aside and speaks from your own record — "one month ago today: first contact, avocado." Firsts and masteries only. - Field Dispatch: a home-screen widget with the day count and today's line from the department (iOS 17 and later). - The daily dispatch line now leads the board — the day counter's permanent home, plus a rotating line of departmental reporting that both parents read the same way. - Installed on a second device with the same Apple ID? The welcome screen now offers to pull your own family record onto it. - The badge rack wears its highest honors on top, the campaign report carries a real ribbon rack, and the food map travels with its own legend. - On phones, every food is back to one clean line with its name and taste dots together. The favorite and avoid marks now live in each food's file — tap the name and they're right there. Tapping a food's name opens its file from the list view, too. - The food map centers its honeycomb; iPads get the wide board with more columns. - Brighter fine print throughout: every line of the pressed documents clears a measured readability floor. As always: no accounts, no analytics SDKs, no servers of ours. Your record stays on your devices and in your own iCloud.