
QuantumNative
Quantum, explained honestly
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What's New in QuantumNative
12.2.15
October 2, 2026
A new way to start: from experiments to geometry. • New in Campus, before the numbered levels: "From experiments to geometry". Two short experiments where everyday intuition fails (three polarizers and an interferometer), three rules that explain them, then the same rules drawn as an arrow on a circle, up to complex numbers and two entangled qubits. Free, and no sign-in needed. • Predict before you run: every experiment asks for your prediction first, then explains each answer, including why the everyday guess goes wrong. • Redraw from memory: at the end of a lesson the picture is hidden and you rebuild it with Apple Pencil, your finger, or by typing the numbers. All three are checked the same way. • Replay how you drew it: see your strokes, pauses and corrections again. This record stays on your device only. It is not sent anywhere or used for research, and resetting the lesson removes it. • Explain it in words: write one sentence, then compare it with a model explanation and common misconceptions. Your sentence is not sent anywhere. • All experiments are simulated on your device and labelled as such. For the polarizers, you can also try the real thing with three pieces of polarizing film. • "Go to Lab" after a lesson now opens the Workbench free experiment, and several new lessons have a "Try it in Workbench" button. • More accurate explanations: we rewrote lessons, quizzes and concept pages that described a qubit as a spinning coin or as "0 and 1 at the same time". Entanglement lessons now make clear that no message travels, and application lessons say which advantages are still research. • Research study (optional, adults only): the consent screen now says plainly that shared data is linked to your account ID (pseudonymous, not anonymous) and lists what is collected. Withdrawing stops sending at once and discards anything not yet sent, and the pilot survey appears only to adults who opted in. Also new since the last App Store version: • The tutor asks before sending your question to the cloud when it cannot answer on your device, and answers it cannot verify are folded behind an "Unverified answer" notice. • Tutor conversations are saved: reopen one, continue it, or delete it. • When you reach the daily tutor limit, the app shows when it refills and offers on-device alternatives. • AI credits are kept in your account, so they survive a reinstall or a change of device. • Workbench: the sandbox simulates the circuit you build, Bridge console numbers come from the run that was actually simulated, and a new Calibration Lab card is labelled as an illustrative simulation. • The Oracle game now says its random numbers are ordinary ones, not quantum. • Levels 25 to 46 are fully translated into all 7 languages. • Finishing a lesson marks the level complete and awards its XP, and quiz scores are saved. • Siri and Shortcuts open the right screen. • Fixed a bug that could sign you out right after signing in, and purchases are delivered more reliably. • The activity ticker on Home is gone, because its numbers were not real. Thank you for learning quantum with us!
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