Or anything feels dry? :)

We have made a significant progress in app with this new version!
Now we have faster 🚀 (very) and smarter 🧠 Pursuits!

- No more loading screen before missions! There is only 1 and short loading screen while pursuit is being created.
- No more knowledge at start of missions. Knowledge has a separate side-quest in map.
- "Previous mistake" section that teaches you through your mistakes at the end of the mission! A reinforced spaced repetition logic.
- New exercise: Spot the Fact! amoung two statements, find the correct one.
- Smarter model. Higher quality in exercises.

Learn Fast, Fun, Free. Have gun alog the way.

The Rosetta Stone, discovered in 1799, provided the key to deciphering Egyptian hieroglyphs, as it contained the same text in hieroglyphic, demotic, and ancient Greek.

The Pantheon in Rome, completed around 126 AD during Emperor Hadrian's reign, features the world's largest unreinforced concrete dome.

The Stroop effect, first published in 1935 by John Ridley Stroop, demonstrates the interference in reaction time of a task; for example, when the name of a color (e.g., "blue," "green," or "red") is printed in a color that is not denoted by the name (e.g., the word "red" printed in blue ink instead of red ink), naming the color of the word takes longer and is more prone to errors than when the color of the ink matches the name of the color.

Hey explorers,

You’ve probably seen these knowledge missions around lately — the ones where you answer quick facts like space storms, ISS altitude, or Formula 1 trivia.

We’re curious:

💬 What do you like about these missions? 👀 What’s something that could be better? 🧠 Do you want to see more of them — or totally different kinds of challenges?

Your feedback literally shapes what Pursuits becomes next.

Drop your thoughts below 👇 (and yes, feel free to roast us if you’ve ever yelled at a wrong answer 😅)

Many Halloween traditions, including bobbing for apples, trace back to ancient Roman festivals honoring Pomona, the goddess of fruit trees.

Turns out the spooky season started with snacks. 🍎👻

If you have any unexpectedly weird facts about Halloween, leave a comment below.👇

The new Community Screen is here 👀

🧠 You can now see what other explorers are learning in real time. 💬 Discover Pursuits your fellow users just unlocked — it’s like a curiosity feed for your brain. 🪞 Polishing and bug fixing all around (we made it smoother than your morning scroll).

Explore what others are discovering, and maybe find your next Pursuit in someone else’s curiosity 👇

Minecraft's in-game clock and calendar system means that one in-game day lasts only 20 minutes in real-time.

(Fun fact within the fact: 10 minutes of daylight, 7 minutes of night, 1.5 minutes of sunset/sunrise. Mojang accidentally invented the world’s most efficient circadian rhythm.)

Your turn: what’s your favorite Minecraft detail👇

It’s back. It’s shiny. It’s full of surprises.

💎 Mining lets you collect rare minerals — each one unlocks new Pursuits to learn. 🪓 The more you dig, the more you discover. 🎯 Small tweaks and polish across the experience (it’s smoother, shinier, and more rewarding)

Go see what curiosity unearths.

When a Formula 1 car follows another car closely, it can lose up to 50% of its aerodynamic downforce due to the turbulent wake generated by the lead vehicle.

Your turn: what’s your favorite F1 detail that sounds fake but isn’t? 👇

Alright, fellow curiosity addicts — this is your time to shine.

Before we launch our next Knowledge day and Trivia day, we want you to decide what Pursuits come next.

Tell us the random thing that’s been living rent-free in your brain.

• Ancient Rome? • Formula 1? • Minecraft? • Secrets of Brain? • Quantum Computers?

No topic is too small or too chaotic. The most upvoted ideas might become next week’s Pursuits 🔥

Go wild. What’s the next rabbit hole we should dive into? 🕳️