What's new in Success Nuggets

The tasks, families, and goals numbers on the homepage are no longer placeholders — they reflect what families using Success Nuggets have genuinely accomplished, and they refresh on their own as the community grows.

Scroll down to the milestones and watch each figure spin up and settle on its total. If you prefer less on-screen movement, your device's reduced-motion setting is respected and the numbers appear instantly.

The main homepage preview now shows the store as a child sees it — their spendable balance up top and colourful rewards like extra screen time, ice cream, and movie night ready to redeem. It makes the whole idea click in a single glance.

The About page now includes a real screenshot of the Tasks screen, so families can see exactly what completing a chore and earning nuggets looks like before creating a household.

When you share a scrapbook memory, it now shows up as a beautifully branded square trophy card featuring the memory's own photo, a gold achievement badge with the goal and child's name, and a clean quote card underneath — perfect for showing off on social media.

Our About and Privacy pages used to slip up and say "coins" — now they consistently talk about nuggets, matching the rest of the app.

When a child shares their own scrapbook memory, the message can now say "I did it!" instead of using their name in the third person. A simple toggle in the share picker lets anyone switch between the two.

Shared scrapbook photos now show the parent's caption and the child's memory side-by-side, each signed with who said it — just like the preview you see in the app.

Before sharing, pick how the message should sound — Proud, Technical, Short, Verbose, Blank, or let Nugget surprise you. Your invite link now travels in the message itself, so it's tappable wherever you post it.

The successnugget.com homepage now talks about earning and spending nuggets, matching the language you see throughout the app.

Removed outdated info about earning nuggets by watching ads from the Mine description — mining is just about tapping in daily for your nugget.

Every scrapbook photo can now be shared straight to social media, texts, or saved to your phone — beautifully branded with the Success Nuggets logo and website so friends know where the magic happened.

Visiting successnugget.com now greets new families with a friendly, engaging homepage showing off what Success Nuggets is all about — screenshots, features, and an easy way to sign up or sign in.

The big icon on the Strike It Rich celebration card is now a gold nugget, matching the rest of the game. Every win feels even more on-brand!

The nugget amount on every task card now appears right next to the task title, where it can never be covered by the action buttons. Whether you're on a phone or a big screen, the reward is always clear at a glance.

If you miss one or more days of mining, a "Repair Streak" option appears on the mine page. Spend 1 nugget per missed day to restore your streak — so your hard-earned days are never wasted.

After repairing, your streak is fully restored and you can mine right away to continue building it. The more days you repair, the more your streak grows — just like you never skipped a beat.

You can now pull down from any screen to reload the latest family data. No need to jump back to Dashboard first — updates are always one gesture away.

Children who log in with their own account can now browse all the family's scrapbook memories. Previously, the scrapbook would appear empty even when there were photos to see.

Family members who open the app using the household join code (without their own account) can now see scrapbook photos too — memories are shared with the whole family, no matter how you log in.

Parents signed in with their own account can now save scrapbook photos without hitting a sign-in error. This fixes a mobile-specific issue where the app would say the session was missing even while the parent was clearly logged in.

Each scrapbook photo is stored under the signed-in parent's account folder. That keeps uploads tied to the person posting and prevents cross-account mix-ups.

Every scrapbook card now has a secret back side! Tap a card to flip it around and see the story behind the photo, written by the child themselves.

Not sure what to write? Nugget asks a handful of super-easy questions — why you wanted it, how it felt to finally get it — then magically turns your one-word answers into your very own memory. The questions change every time, so no two memories sound alike!

Kids can also write their memory completely from scratch, and they always get the final say — every Nugget-written memory can be edited or remixed before saving.

Scrapbook photos used to be trimmed to fit their card. Now a single tap opens the full picture in a beautiful fullscreen view, complete with the goal title and your caption.

Tap anywhere outside the photo, hit the close button, or press Escape to return to the scrapbook right where you left off.

When a second parent account (like a spouse or partner) assigned tasks to children, the changes would disappear after refreshing the app. This is now fixed — task assignments save reliably for every parent in the family.

Every chapter card now shows when that part of the story was added. Families can spot the newest adventure at a glance and follow the book in order more easily.

Once a chapter is opened, that read mark is saved to the child or parent profile instead of just one browser. Families can come back on another device or switch into child view and still see exactly which chapters were already explored.

When you tap a goal update notification, the app now takes you directly to that specific goal in the Goals tab. The goal card is auto-focused so the right item is immediately visible.

You can now move from celebration to action in one tap, whether a goal is funded, in progress, or completed. No extra navigation steps needed.

When a goal is fully funded, the in-app notification now lands in the parent inbox every time. This includes homes where the acting parent is the only manager profile on the account.

The red notification bubble now appears for goal-funded milestones too, so parents can spot the update right away and jump in to celebrate or take the next step.

A role-check mismatch in the goal notification backend could block goal updates with an enum error. That validation now uses the correct profile roles, so funding and notifications complete successfully.

If a goal is fully funded but you have not started the purchase yet, parents can now send those nuggets back to the child's bank with one tap.

Funding controls now stop at the exact remaining amount a goal still needs. This prevents accidental over-funding and keeps each goal progress total accurate.

The Bank screen now shows only Deposit and Withdraw in the quick action area. This reduces clutter and keeps the most common daily actions front and center.

The funding amount field now opens empty instead of pre-filling with the maximum value. When you tap into it, the current number is auto-selected so you can type a replacement instantly without deleting first.

New 25%, 50%, 75%, and Max buttons let you pick a funding amount instantly. The percentage mode is now an explicit two-state control with both Bank % and Goal % shown, and the active mode clearly highlighted.

The modal now clearly shows how many nuggets are in the bank, the total goal cost, and the remaining amount needed. If a percentage choice is higher than your bank balance, a clear cap message explains why the entered number stopped at your limit.

When your child saves enough to fully fund one of their goals, you'll get an instant notification in the app. Celebrate together and keep the motivation going!

Nugget can now see your family's scrapbook memories — the photos and captions tied to completed goals. Ask Nugget to celebrate a milestone or reflect on what your child has worked so hard to achieve.

Nugget now knows your exact interest rate, how much interest is accruing, and when the next payout lands. Ask 'How is my interest growing?' for a real answer using your actual numbers.

Nugget can see not just active goals, but funded, in-progress, and completed ones too. Whether celebrating a past win or cheering on a goal in progress, Nugget has the full picture.

When a child fully funds a goal, parents see a 'Funded!' badge and can mark it 'In Progress' while sourcing the item, then 'Mark as Received' once it arrives. Nuggets are consumed at that point — officially spent on the item.

Children see a live message on their funded goal — 'Your parent is working on getting this for you!' — so they always know where things stand.

Once a goal hits 100%, those nuggets stop earning interest. They're earmarked for a purchase, not sitting in a savings account.

A new Scrapbook tab lets parents upload a photo of their child with their completed item. Each memory shows the goal name, nuggets saved, and a personal caption — building a lasting record of everything your child worked hard for.

Parents can now fund their children's savings goals from the parent view without the progress disappearing on refresh. This was a behind-the-scenes database fix that makes goal contributions stick.

The moment a goal is fully funded, the whole screen erupts in confetti, streamers, and a triumphant fanfare. Kids see their goal name, a trophy, and five stars — making the achievement feel truly special.

A celebratory jingle plays automatically and the device vibrates with an escalating burst pattern. The overlay stays on screen for six seconds (or tap to dismiss), giving the moment time to sink in.

The moment a savings goal hits 100%, parents receive a push notification — just like they do for store purchases. No need to check the app to know your child hit their target.

Fixed a bug where nuggets added to a goal would disappear after refreshing the app. Goal funding now persists correctly whether a child funds their own goal or a parent funds it on their behalf.

Nuggets saved in goals are locked and earning — the bank's interest estimate and month-end projection now include them. The number you see is the number you'll actually earn.

Every task completion now features a mini progress bar that fills up in real time toward your closest savings goal. See your effort turn into progress immediately and stay motivated for your next win.

Your Nugget session is now saved as you go. Switch to another part of the app and come back — your conversation and timer will be right where you left them. No more losing your chat mid-session!

Nugget can now see the actual items in your family store — names, prices, and what's in stock. Ask "what's in the store?" and get real answers instead of generic guesses.

When Nugget uses bold text, lists, or links, messages now render the way they are meant to be read. Chats feel cleaner and easier to follow for both kids and parents.

The wheel navigation now lives in a bottom drawer with a small handle always visible. Collapse it while chatting to keep the keyboard and send box accessible, then reopen instantly when you want to navigate.

The Nugget conversation area now scrolls properly, making it easy to read earlier messages in a long chat thread on phones and computers.

Past Nugget sessions can now be scrolled through comfortably, so long history lists stay usable instead of locking the page in place.

Nugget now uses a lighter, more efficient model by default to keep chats feeling snappy while helping reduce rate-limit slowdowns during busy moments.

Admins can now pick from a curated dropdown of strong model options instead of typing model IDs manually. It is quicker to test alternatives and switch when needed.

Nugget now reads your recent transaction history so advice can reference your real spending and earning patterns, making suggestions more relevant and practical.

Turn on auto-renewal when you activate Nugget and your family's access will carry over automatically each month. No action needed — Nugget just stays on.

Month 1 costs 10 credits, month 2 drops to just 6 as a loyalty thank-you, then settles at 8 credits a month from there on. That's a saving compared to paying manually every month.

Not feeling it? Hit Cancel on the Nugget screen at any time to stop auto-renewal. Your access stays active until the end of the current month.

Nugget now has access to every task available to you — including what it pays and how often you can do it. Ask which task is worth the most, what to do next, or how many tasks you need to hit your savings goal and Nugget will give you a real answer.

After a connection hiccup, Nugget was accidentally being sent its own error messages as if they were real responses — causing every following reply to fail. Error bubbles are now correctly excluded from the chat history sent to Nugget.

Your messages are now saved to your history as soon as they're sent, instead of being silently dropped if something went wrong in the background. History sessions should now always have a full transcript when you expand them.

Nugget was sometimes sending empty replies instead of real answers. This is now fixed — if Nugget can't respond, you'll see a friendly message instead of a blank bubble, and the next message will work normally.

Session summaries were falling back to a plain date stamp instead of a real AI-written sentence. The fix ensures blank messages are excluded before summarising, so summaries reflect the actual conversation.

History cards were not showing the "Show full chat" button because messages were not being saved properly. Messages now save reliably so you can always read back what you discussed.

A new history screen lets you scroll back through every completed Nugget session. Tap "View past sessions" from the Nugget home screen to open it any time.

When a session ends, Nugget automatically writes a friendly one-sentence summary of what you talked about — no more robotic topic dumps.

Tap "Show full chat" on any history card to expand the complete conversation transcript, just like reopening a message thread.

Parents can now unlock Nugget for the month without running into a failed activation message. When you choose to spend credits, the access update goes through the way it should.

This fix removes the activation hiccup that could stop families right when they tried to turn Nugget on. The setup flow now stays focused on getting children into chat time faster.

Tapping a reward pickup in the Approvals screen opens a full details view showing the reward image, description, quantity, cost, and exactly when it was redeemed. Parents have everything they need to hand over the prize without hunting through the store.

Parents can now set a daily cap on how many times a reward can be claimed each day. Once a child hits the limit, the button shows "Daily limit reached" and resets automatically the next day — a simple way to keep rewards feeling special.

After installing the latest Android app, Success Nuggets now confirms that version is current. The update message clears instead of hanging around after the upgrade.

New Android builds carry matching version details from the app release, helping each update check make the right call. Families get a quieter, more trustworthy prompt when it is actually time to update.

On mobile, kids can now scroll all the way to the Awaiting Approval section after submitting chores. Pending tasks stay easy to open, review, cancel, or submit again.

A floating button appears after scrolling down a page. Tap it to jump back to the top without dragging through a long task list.

Kids no longer see any logout option in the app menus, so they can't sign themselves out by mistake. This keeps their experience steady and avoids getting stuck at the login screen during normal use.

When a parent switches into a child view, the logout button disappears too. That way handing the phone to your kid never accidentally signs the whole household out.

Parent-only sections like Family, Approvals, Credits, Refer, and Settings are now hidden from the menu while viewing as a child, instead of showing with a small lock icon. Kids see only the items they can actually use.

Parent and admin accounts can still log out whenever they're on their own profile. Families can continue switching and managing sessions without changing the usual parent workflow.

Finding a nugget now shows a quick nudge toward your closest savings goal. See your remaining nuggets drop in real time and stay motivated for your next big win.

If a family you referred deletes their account within 30 days, the 75 credits you earned are automatically taken back. Accounts active for more than 30 days are considered genuine — those credits are yours to keep.

Your credit history now shows the name of the family behind each referral reward — so you always know exactly who earned you credits and when.

Share your unique referral link or code with friends and family. When they sign up and set up their household, you automatically receive 75 credits — no extra steps needed.

Friends who join through your referral link receive 50 bonus credits to kick-start their family economy. It's a great way to introduce them to Success Nuggets with a head start.

When you sign up through a referral link, the welcome screen shows the name of the family who invited you — so you know exactly who to thank for the warm welcome.

Find your referral link and personal code in the new Refer tab. Copy either one to share via message, email, or social media.

If a friend sent you a referral code, you can enter it directly in the Refer tab. Once claimed, the app shows the name of the family who referred you — and referrers see a list of every family they brought in.

A new bar chart in the admin console tracks daily new user sign-ups and household creations over the last 30 days, making it easy to spot growth trends at a glance.

The admin dashboard now lists the 10 most recent sign-ups, household name, and the date they joined.

The App Stats panel now shows three distinct member stats: total Family Memberships, Parent Profiles, and Child Profiles. Previously, child profiles always showed 0 and parents and children were being mixed together.

Verification and sign-in emails now redirect through a proper confirmation page before opening the app. This prevents the blank page that appeared when clicking an email link in a desktop or mobile browser.

Joining with a family code no longer gives immediate full household access. New accounts must link the correct family profile first, so unfinished setup cannot be used to view or change household data.

Profile PIN setup and linking now require exactly 4 digits across the app. This keeps PIN rules consistent for everyone and prevents confusion from mixed-length codes.

The QR join screen now properly requests camera access on Android devices. Parents and kids can scan invites directly in the app instead of copying and pasting codes.

After installing a new version, the app immediately confirms you are already up to date and stays quiet. You will only see the update banner when a genuinely newer version is actually available.

The app now checks for updates at most once every 24 hours when you bring it back from the background. This keeps things running smoothly without repeated network calls every time you switch apps.

There is now just one email screen instead of separate sign-up and sign-in choices. Families can type their details once and continue without wondering if they're on the wrong option.

If your account already exists, you are signed in right away. If it does not exist yet, your account is created automatically and you are guided to verify your email.

Once a child marks a task complete and it's waiting for approval, it disappears from the main task list automatically. No more clutter — only tasks that still need doing stay in view.

A new Awaiting Approval section sits below the task list showing exactly how many tasks are pending. Tap it to expand and see all submitted tasks, with the option to cancel or resubmit if needed.

Your current mining streak is now proudly displayed right in your greeting. See those consecutive days add up and keep the momentum going!

The dashboard now identifies your closest savings goal and tells you exactly how many nuggets are left to reach it. It's the perfect reminder of what you're working for.

Every important event is saved to a personal inbox. Kids can log out and log back in later and still see everything that happened — approvals, denials, and bonuses all in one place.

When a parent approves or denies a task, the child gets a notification right away. No more wondering whether a task was reviewed — the answer is always waiting in their inbox.

Both personal best and target time bonuses now correctly fire when a parent approves a timed task, and each appears as its own notification. Kids can look back and see exactly which tasks earned them extra coins.

When a task requires parent approval, the speed bonus is now awarded the moment a parent approves it. Kids who set a new personal record will see a bonus +1 nugget alongside their regular reward — no more waiting or missing out.

Parents can now see exactly how long a child took to complete a task right on the approval card. If the task has speed bonuses enabled, a small hint shows whether the child is in line for a bonus.

After tapping Approve, parents see a confirmation banner. If a personal best was set, a second celebratory banner follows automatically so the whole moment feels special.

Children waiting for approval now see their timed duration and a reminder that a speed bonus is coming if it's their personal best — keeping motivation high while they wait.

When a parent approved a timed task completion, the timing data could be lost from the app's memory mid-session. This meant the app forgot your previous best time and wouldn't show the NEW RECORD badge even when you truly beat it. This is now fixed — your timing history is always preserved after an approval.

Every time a child beats their fastest recorded time on a timed task, they automatically earn a 10% speed bonus on top of the normal reward. No extra setup needed — it just happens.

Parents can set a target time and a custom bonus amount for any task. When a child finishes under the target, that bonus lands in their wallet instantly — great for motivating hustle.

The completion celebration now shows a full breakdown — base reward plus any speed or target bonuses earned — so kids know exactly what they won and why.

When timing is enabled, kids tap Start Task to begin the clock. The timer runs live on screen so they can see exactly how fast they are going before tapping Complete.

Every time a child finishes a timed task faster than their previous record, a "NEW RECORD!" badge lights up the celebration screen. Beating the rolling average earns a special lightning badge too.

Parents can set a challenge time and a bonus nugget reward. Beat the target and the bonus is automatically added — a great way to make chores feel like a game.

Consecutive completions faster than average build a Speed Streak shown right on the task. Watch the streak grow and keep the momentum going!

Parents and admins can now turn vibration feedback on or off from Household Settings. This gives each family control over how interactive the app feels on their own devices.

Different moments now feel different in your hand, including task completion, task rejection, reward redemption, bank actions, and goal activity. Over time, kids can recognize what happened without needing to read every message first.

Big mining wins now use a signature vibration pattern so Strike It Rich moments feel extra exciting. The same behavior works in both the web app and Android app.

When the app opens or returns to the foreground, it now checks whether a newer Android version is available. Families are notified right away instead of needing to manually check for updates.

The new update banner includes a quick Download Update button that opens the latest installer link immediately. This makes getting the newest version faster and easier for parents and kids.

Shake hits now keep registering consistently during mining, and vibration feedback is stronger so each successful shake is easier to feel. This makes the mining mini-game feel smoother and more dependable on real phones.

In the mobile app, mining now recognizes phone shakes as rock hits during the daily nugget game. Kids can still tap if they want, but shaking adds a fun new way to play.

Each valid shake now triggers haptic feedback so players immediately feel when a hit counts. This makes mining feel more responsive and satisfying without needing to watch every tap.

Shake detection is tuned with a threshold and short cooldown to reduce accidental double counts from tiny movements. Families get a smoother experience that feels energetic but still controlled.

A new Android publish command now prepares the release files and uploads them to Supabase in one run. This reduces release friction and makes updates feel much smoother.

The publish flow uploads both the app file and release metadata JSON automatically. It now replaces existing files first, preventing duplicate upload errors during repeated releases.

Optional settings let you choose a custom Supabase bucket or CLI profile when needed. This makes the same workflow easier to use across local and production setups.

The download page can now read release details from a hosted metadata file at runtime. Once your stable URLs are configured, you no longer need to edit Vercel variables for each Android update.

The Android release helper now creates both a checksum env snippet and a release-metadata.json file. Uploading that JSON alongside the APK keeps version, size, and checksum details in sync.

Releases continue using the consistent success-nuggets.apk file name for easier updates. Families always download the same named app package while seeing fresh release details.

Android sign-in now handles more callback formats when returning from Google. If a callback fails, families now get a clear retry message instead of being stuck on Redirecting.

If Google sign-in takes too long, the app now exits the waiting state automatically. This keeps families in control with a clear path to retry or continue with email.

A new release helper now prepares a consistently named APK and calculates metadata for you. This reduces repetitive manual steps each time a new Android build is published.

A dedicated Download page gives families one place to get the latest Android build. It also clearly shows when a new build is not yet published so nobody is left guessing.

After signing in with Google, Android now hands control back to the app more reliably. This prevents the frustrating stuck-on-redirect experience and helps families continue setup immediately.

Mobile distribution docs and a sync checklist help keep app updates consistent between web and Android. That means fewer surprises as new features ship over time.

Kids now get an animated celebration with a fun jingle the moment they redeem a reward. It makes the payoff feel exciting and confirms instantly that the redemption worked.

When a reward is redeemed, parents can now receive a push notification on devices with notifications enabled. This helps families quickly follow through with real-world rewards.

The Approvals screen now has a separate Reward Pickups section where parents can mark redemptions as handled. This keeps reward follow-ups organized and visible.

After creating an account, you now see a "Check Your Email!" screen explaining exactly what to do next. No more being left on a spinning "Processing…" state wondering if something went wrong.

Clicking your verification email used to send you to the "Enter Invite Code" page by mistake. That is now fixed — the app correctly tells the difference between a login link and a household invite.

When linking your profile after joining a household, the custom number pad is now used instead of the native keyboard. The layout stays fully visible and easy to tap on any phone.

A new App Theme section in Settings lets signed-in users choose from several color styles, including the classic gold look. Switching themes updates the full app instantly.

Your selected theme is now saved to your profile so it stays with your account, not just one browser session. Sign in again and your preferred style is still there.

Your profile now shows every connected sign-in method in one place, such as Google and Email. This makes it easy to confirm how your account can be accessed.

If you already use Google, you can now add one email-and-password sign-in to the same profile. This gives you a backup login option without creating a second account.

When more than one sign-in method is connected, you can remove the one you no longer want. The app keeps at least one method connected so you do not lose access.

Every time you finish a task, the app celebrates with motivating messages like "You Rock!" or "Level Up!" to keep your momentum going.

Celebrations now show you exactly how many nuggets you earned and which of your active goals they helped fund. See your progress in real time!

Kids and parents using earn mode can now choose a quantity before redeeming a reward. This makes it much faster to cash in nuggets for repeat favorites without going through the same checkout step again and again.

Parents can now set how many of each reward are available, and the store shows the remaining amount right on the card. Once a reward runs out, it clearly shows as sold out so no one tries to claim something that is gone.

Updating a reward price no longer gets stuck when you clear the number field to type a new value. You can now fully erase the old amount and enter the new one without fighting the form.

A new search box now appears above your task list. Type part of a task name or description and the list updates right away so you can jump straight to the one you need.

Tapping "Enable Notifications" could show a generic error with no explanation. The app now catches the problem cleanly and shows a clear message asking you to check your browser settings — so you always know what to do next.

The invite code and shareable link boxes in the Invite Members section now fit properly on small screens. Text stays inside the input area and the copy button stays right next to it — no more content running off the edge.

The additional-parent invite button and its credit cost have been removed from Settings. Inviting family members is now straightforward — just share the QR code, invite code, or link.

Every time a child logs in or their profile is switched, the app checks if mining has reset for the day. If it has, the mine tab opens straight away so you can start digging without any hunting around.

After mining for the day, a live timer on the dashboard counts down the exact hours, minutes, and seconds until the mine resets at midnight. Tap it any time to jump straight to the mine tab.

Your first two parent profiles stay free. If you try to add a third parent, the app now warns you first and applies the 100-credit cost during the add flow.

Added a remove-member action in profile options so accidental accounts can be cleaned up quickly. This helps families recover when someone is added by mistake.

After joining a family by code, you can now pick your existing profile and confirm with your PIN. Family cards now also show whether each profile is linked so it is easy to spot who still needs to connect an account.

If you signed in with Google or email, entering a family code now joins the real household instead of looping you into creating a new one. Parents and kids can pick the right join role during setup.

The create-household setup now includes direct options to join with a family code or go back to sign-in choices. You are no longer trapped in the new-family flow when you need to reconnect.

The transaction filter and row type badges now classify transfer rows by where the nuggets moved, not just stored type values. Wallet outflow rows show as withdrawals, while bank inflow rows show as deposits.

Withdrawals from bank to wallet now show up as Bank Withdrawals instead of Bank Deposits. Older mislabeled entries are also corrected, so filtering and review are accurate again.

Strike It Rich payouts are now grouped with Bonus transactions instead of Mining. Existing history is corrected too, so when you filter by Bonus you see every Strike reward in one place.

Search by transaction type, date range, amount, balance account, and more. Parents can even filter by family member. Find any transaction in seconds instead of scrolling forever.

Click any column header to sort by date, amount, type, or description. Flip between ascending and descending with one click. No more hunting for that big expense or recent approval.

Midnight-reset chores now come back when the new day starts instead of staying hidden until the same clock time tomorrow. Families can rely on bedtime and morning routines showing up when expected.

When the Parent Access keypad appears, the first slot is already highlighted and ready for digits. Just start typing your PIN — no clicking required, and it now reliably submits the moment the fourth digit lands.

On mobile, the on-screen keypad stays the only way to enter the PIN. The phone’s software keyboard no longer pops up and covers the buttons.

The sticky-task info bubble now opens neatly inside the phone screen instead of getting clipped at the edge. Parents can read the full explanation without rotating the device or guessing at missing text.

Coming back to the app no longer swaps your screen for a full-page spinner during routine refreshes. Your current tab and open overlays stay in place while the latest family updates load quietly.

Completing a sticky task now clears it off the list right away instead of leaving it stuck on screen. It returns when its cadence says it should, so repeated chores feel predictable again.

When a denied request message is closed, it now stays closed after refresh instead of popping back up. Kids can focus on the task card without clearing the same alert over and over.

A new info bubble explains exactly what sticky tasks do. Parents can quickly understand that assignments stay in place while the task quietly waits for its next reset.

A new Household Settings toggle lets your family turn Parent Earn Mode on or off any time. It starts off by default, so your current setup stays exactly the same until you choose to enable it.

When enabled, parents can enter an Earn Mode inside Tasks and complete assignments to earn nuggets on their own profile. Parents can still switch back to Manage Tasks for editing and approvals whenever they want.

Parents now get their own redeem experience in the Reward Store and can move nuggets from wallet to bank and goals from the Bank tab. This makes parent-led challenges and shared family goals much easier to run.

Daily mine rewards and Strike It Rich bonuses now show a pickaxe icon in the transaction history instead of a generic warning icon. No more mystery entries!

A new "Mining" option in the transaction filter lets you see just your mining earnings at a glance — handy for tracking streaks and big jackpot days.

Task cards continue using tighter spacing and square images on phones, so each card stays balanced and easier to read at a glance. The old boxed task wrapper has been removed so cards sit directly in the page flow.

Task scrolling now happens on the full page instead of inside a separate task box. Your first swipe naturally clears the title and brings the first task to the top, then each following swipe snaps card-by-card for predictable movement.

You can now set a PIN re-check timer in Settings that starts when the app is no longer being used. If the timer runs out, the app asks for a PIN before anyone can continue.

Your chosen timer is now saved with your household settings in the cloud instead of staying on one browser. It now comes back correctly after refresh and appears on other devices when you sign in.

When a child is signed in with their PIN, refreshing the page now keeps them in that same child session. They no longer land in a parent dashboard by accident after reload.

Parent-only screens now stay better protected during session restore. This closes an edge case where refresh timing could expose the wrong view to a child.

If you choose Reset at midnight for a daily task, that choice now saves properly instead of quietly falling back later. Your child's routine stays tied to the next calendar day just as you set it.

Task settings now stay consistent when the app reloads or syncs with your household data. That means fewer surprises when parents edit tasks on one session and children view them on another.

Instead of confusing model IDs, you now pick from a cast of unique AI artists like Pixel Pete and Vivid Vance — each with their own creative flair and personality.

Image generation costs are now shown in credits so everything feels consistent. When you generate an image, the right number of credits is deducted automatically — no surprises.

In Settings, parents can now choose a default image style separately for Tasks and Store Items — so task art always comes out as cartoons while store rewards use a completely different look.

The style picker and prompt box have moved out of the task form and into Settings, keeping things tidy. The Personalise for section stays right where it is so you can still feature your kids in every image.

When editing a male or non-binary profile aged 14 or older, a new Facial Hair section appears — choose from clean shaven, stubble, beard, goatee, moustache, and more.

The "Additional Details" free-text field is now treated as a priority instruction when generating a profile picture, so unique traits like a signature scarf or gap-tooth smile actually show up.

Tap any child's profile picture — on their card or in the edit panel — to see it in a beautiful full-screen view. Tap outside or the × button to dismiss.

Fixed a bug where household owners were unable to earn or grant credits due to an internal role mismatch. Everything now works as expected.

Fixed a bug where clicking "Save Appearance" would show a confirmation but the changes would vanish on the next page load. Settings now persist properly to the database for both signed-in and PIN login sessions.

After saving a child's appearance, a new "Generate Profile Pic" button creates a cheerful cartoon portrait based on the saved description. The image is stored on the profile and appears on their family card.

Once a profile picture is generated, it replaces the initial-letter placeholder on the family member's card and in the profile editor. Tap "Regenerate" any time to create a fresh one.

You can now set an age range and whether a profile is a boy, girl, or non-binary. These details make AI-generated task images look much closer to your actual child.

Pick an eye colour for each child profile. A small detail that adds a big personal touch to artwork featuring your kids.

Hair style now supports multiple selections — so you can describe a child as having Long and Wavy hair, or Short and Curly, all in one go.

Fixed a bug where logging in with an email account would sometimes show only one family member in the Family tab. All household members now load reliably.

Add optional appearance details for each child in Settings — things like hair colour, hair style, skin tone, height, accessories, or favourite colour. These are stored on the child's profile and used to personalise generated task images.

When creating or editing a task, select which children to feature in the AI-generated artwork. Their saved appearance details are automatically woven into the image prompt so the result looks more like your actual kids.

No appearance details? No problem — image generation works exactly as before. Add details at any time and regenerate to see the personalised version.

A new Approvals tab collects every pending task completion request from all children into a single list. No more hunting through individual tasks to find what needs a decision.

When requests are waiting, a red badge on the menu button shows the count at a glance. You know immediately if something needs your attention, without opening the app.

Prefer to tackle the oldest requests first? Want to review one child at a time? Sort the list by date, child name, or task name to work through approvals your way.

Kids can now close the "Request Denied" banner on any task card with a single tap, keeping their screen tidy after they have read the feedback.

Parents can now tap the deny button on any pending task request. A quick pop-up lets you leave an optional note explaining why — so kids always know what went wrong and what to improve.

Not quite done but still deserves something? When denying a request, parents can choose to award a smaller number of nuggets instead of nothing at all.

Kids can now cancel a completion request they submitted by mistake — just tap "Cancel Request" while it's still waiting for approval.

Refreshing the page now keeps you exactly where you were — logged in and on the dashboard. You no longer have to sign in again every time the page reloads.

Each task you create gets 2 free AI image generations. The first happens silently when you set up the task. Before the second, we show a quick heads-up so you know the next one will cost credits.

Any time a credit spend is about to happen, we now show a clear approval modal with the cost, your current balance, and a quick link to earn or buy more. Cancel at any time.

You can create up to 50 tasks for free. After that, each new task costs a small number of credits — and we always ask first. Editing existing tasks is always free.

The Credits page now focuses on what matters — your balance and ways to earn or buy more — without extra clutter.

After generating an image, your credit total and ledger update on the spot — no need to refresh the page to see the right number.

Your first couple of image generations on each household are on the house. After that, each generation costs 5 credits and shows up in your ledger.

The sponsor's tagline now appears in bold above the description so the headline is easy to scan at a glance.

The rewarded ad popup is now capped to your screen height with padding around the edges so it never spills off the page.

When the popup needs more room for text or buttons, the sponsor image automatically scales down so nothing gets cut off.

Sponsor artwork now fits inside a square frame so you see the whole image — no more cut-off logos.

Update titles, taglines, images, and links from the admin console and the changes go live instantly for everyone.

Spin up a brand-new sponsor card in seconds with a built-in live preview so you know exactly how it will look before saving.

Pause a sponsor without deleting it. Toggle visibility per-ad to rotate which sponsors families see.

The public Credits page no longer shows the Featured Sponsors section unless an admin chooses to enable it. Cleaner first impression for everyone.

A new toggle in the admin console lets you show or hide the Featured Sponsors grid instantly — no deploy needed.

The button now reads "View Ad · Earn Credits" and the helper text says "View a short ad to earn credits." — easier to scan and works for both 1- and 2-credit rewards.

Visiting a sponsor now reads "Earned 2 credits by visiting a sponsor" instead of a generic note. Easier to scan your history and know what came from where.

The ledger description now reflects the actual credits earned, so a 2-credit reward no longer says "Earned 1 credit". Small fix, much less confusing.

Not in the mood for an ad? Tap the X to close it right away — no credits earned, no waiting required.

Once the short timer finishes, the X becomes a quick claim button. Tap it to close the modal and pocket your credit in one move.

When you visit one of our featured sponsors from inside the ad, the new tab opens and your 2 credits are added to your balance right away. One tap, double the reward.

Each ad now shows both options side-by-side: claim 1 credit for watching, or visit the sponsor and earn 2. You decide what fits the moment.

Tapping "Watch Ad" no longer fails with a database error. Parents and household owners can earn credits from house ads as expected.

Even before our partner ad network is live, you can watch quick sponsor spotlights to earn credits. Tap 'Watch Ad' on the Credits page and grab a free credit in seconds.

A new sponsor showcase highlights small businesses we love — drinks, gourmet salts, photo booths, and more. Tap any card to check them out and support the app.

A private admin dashboard now shows live stats and lets the team toggle individual sponsor ads on or off, with a one-click switch to flip over to AdSense when it is ready.

Parents and admins who are signed in can now generate task and reward images without hitting a "not authenticated" error. The app now correctly recognizes your session on every request.

Your reward store now saves to the cloud instead of living only on one device. That means rewards stay in place after refreshes and are ready whenever your family comes back.

Parents can now add custom images to rewards to make each prize feel more exciting and personal. Visual rewards help kids quickly spot what they are saving up for.

Need a picture fast? You can generate kid-friendly reward artwork in a tap right inside the store flow. It is a fun way to make the store feel fresh and motivating.

Choosing Daily now automatically turns on midnight reset for a true calendar-day routine. Choosing a custom 24-hour cadence keeps elapsed timing instead, so families can pick the behavior they actually want.

If a task is still awaiting approval, tapping Submit Again now refreshes that pending submission instead of showing an error. This keeps reminders current without creating confusing duplicates.

Awaiting approval cards now show the date and time of the latest submission. Kids and parents can immediately see how recent the request is.

Parent-only sections are now removed from the menu wheel while you are in child view. Kids only see sections they can actually use, which keeps navigation easier to understand.

After idle time, the wheel now returns in one fluid motion to your selected section. This feels gentler and avoids the slow, stop-and-go stepping pattern.

The dial keeps a soft glass finish, but the effect is now calmer and more stable. The edge also fades more gently instead of showing a hard white line.

The dock now reads as a true clipped circle again and sits a little higher in the layout. That gives the wheel a more intentional place at the bottom of the app.

Keep your finger down and slide left or right to keep the dial moving smoothly. It now responds continuously instead of waiting for a swipe to end.

You can reverse direction mid-drag without releasing your finger. This makes navigation feel more natural and much easier to control.

The dial now reacts to smaller swipes so it feels more natural and less stiff when rotating between menu items.

After rotating the dial, your next intentional tap now opens the menu item without requiring a second tap.

The center menu title has been moved slightly lower beneath the icon for a cleaner look. All dial positions and interactions remain exactly the same.

The center icon now includes its title right below it, so kids and parents can quickly confirm the current menu item. The dial layout stays exactly where you liked it.

The dial now returns to your selection at a more relaxed pace. Still smooth and continuous, but with more grace.

The dial now waits 10 seconds, then spins continuously in one smooth motion with zero delays or pauses between steps. No more stuttering.

Release the dial and it waits 10 seconds, giving you time to interact with content. Then it smoothly glides back to your selection all at once—no stops, no steps, just one fluid motion.

When the dial auto-recenters, it now rotates smoothly and continuously back to your selected position. No more waiting between each step—just a fluid, natural motion.

Auto-return now moves in quick, clear steps between positions. It feels more like advancing to the next icon slot each time.

The recenter cadence is much faster, so the selected icon gets back to center quickly. This removes the lingering, slow-motion feeling after idle.

The return-to-center steps now happen faster after the idle delay. This removes the laggy feeling when the selected icon starts moving back to center.

Auto-return now uses a softer movement profile while it recenters. The dial feels more fluid and less choppy during the return animation.

Only the active page icon now uses the green highlight. Center position alone no longer changes color, so there is less visual confusion while rotating the dial.

The active icon keeps the strongest contrast and emphasis. This makes it much clearer which section you are currently on at a glance.

Spinning the dial no longer switches screens by accident. Pages now change only when an icon is intentionally tapped.

Dragging left and right now sticks instead of flickering back. The dial rotation is smoother and easier to control.

If you stop touching the dial for 10 seconds, it slowly rotates the active section back to the center spot. This keeps orientation clear without interrupting your flow.

The dial background now stays visually clear so content and icons feel lighter on small screens. This keeps the navigation present without looking bulky.

You can now drag the dial left or right to spin through sections naturally. This makes movement feel more direct than tapping controls.

Left and right keyboard arrows now rotate the dial too, which helps during testing and accessibility workflows. Navigation stays smooth across touch and keyboard input.

On mobile, swiping left or right rotates your navigation icons in a smooth, playful motion. It feels natural with one hand and makes switching sections fast and fun.

The center icon now pops larger so the current focus is always clear. This gives children and parents a stronger visual cue for where they are in the app.

Navigation is now anchored to a raised curved dock at the bottom of the screen for easier thumb reach. The icon-only layout keeps the interface clean and uncluttered on smaller phones.

Parents can switch to view the app exactly as their child sees it — no logging out required. Perfect for understanding their experience, answering questions, or letting kids collect their nuggets while you supervise.

Switching back to parent controls requires PIN authentication. This keeps child profiles secure and ensures parents stay intentional about switching between roles.

When viewing as a child, parent-only sections (Settings, Credits, Family) are clearly marked with a padlock icon. Accessing them requires PIN verification.

Children earn virtual coins by completing household chores and tasks set by parents. No completion, no coins — it's that simple. This creates a direct, tangible link between effort and reward that kids can actually feel.

Kids set a savings goal — a toy, a day out, a special treat — and watch a progress bar fill up with every coin earned. Seeing progress toward something they want is one of the most powerful motivators for young savers.

Every coin earned and spent is recorded in a full transaction ledger. Parents can apply interest to savings, teaching kids the real-world magic of compound growth in a safe, controlled environment.

Parents define a store of rewards — extra screen time, a favourite snack, a family outing — that kids can spend their coins on. Every purchase needs parent approval, keeping spending meaningful and supervised.

Each family member gets their own PIN-protected profile. Parents have full admin controls; children see only their own balance, tasks, and goals. One household, every family member covered.

Kids can earn a small bonus by watching an optional rewarded ad in the Mine section. It introduces a real-world concept — trading time for reward — in a safe, opt-in way.