The Earth App

The Earth App

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Discover new activities and explore your interests with daily challenges and personalized recommendations. Complete quests, earn points, and connect with others who share your passions. Stay motivated with streaks and friendly competition.

✓Personalized interest-based feed
✓Multi-step quests with progress tracking
✓Impact Points and badge system
✓Activity streaks and momentum tracking
✓Community connection through articles and events
✓Daily Word of the Day and reflection prompts
✓Friend challenges and leaderboards
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What's New in The Earth App

1.1.0

August 31, 2026

NEW Activities now have their own tab. Browse the whole catalog, see which groups are doing something, and draw a surprise activity when you want a push rather than a choice. Expeditions per activity, so a shared goal has somewhere to live. Quests built from the activities you picked now appear in your quest list, under "From Your Activities". Previously the only way in was the activity's own page. Plan. Pick one cue and one response from a short menu and rehearse it once. That is the whole thing, and the app does not show it back to you afterwards. On This Day. Quests you finished and trail entries you wrote on this date in an earlier year. It renders nothing at all when there is nothing. Say One Thing, a new quest: four short exchanges with people already around you, spread across days. The steps talk about what you expect to happen, not about being brave. Trailmarks and nearby expeditions can be filtered by activity. Hosts can manage an event from the app now: see who is coming, edit it, cancel it, or delete it. CHANGED Journeys lead with your own record instead of your rank. A streak says "Your Longest Yet" and pays a bonus when it passes your previous best. Leaderboard rank is still there to look at, and is no longer the thing that earns points. The nature ring fills against your best week rather than a fixed weekly number. Badges are recognition, not payment. Unlocking one no longer awards impact points, so points come only from the things you actually did. Outdoor prompts are decided when they are sent rather than scheduled days ahead. They stay quiet while you are already out moving, and stop asking after two weeks with no minutes recorded. The notification bell shows a dot rather than a count. Events that have ended sink below the ones that have not. Price, renewal period and terms are shown in the purchase flow before you buy anything. FIXED Invite and sign-in links opened a browser instead of the app on Android 15. Password reset links were read as a sign-in return, which stored the wrong token and dropped you on the dashboard instead of the reset screen. The quest list could come back empty after switching tabs, and pull-to-refresh sometimes finished its spinner without having fetched anything. The active quest appeared a second time further down All Quests. Signing out left a cached copy of the previous account's identity behind. An unavailable plan could show a raw product identifier. An empty purchase catalog now explains itself instead of looking like a plan with no price. The app says so when it cannot reach the backend, rather than sitting on a blank screen. The first-launch tour no longer opens on top of the connection screen and hides its buttons. Screen-reader labels on the dashboard, the notification bell and the journey tiles. The scroll cue no longer sits on top of the content at the bottom of a page.

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What is The Earth App?

The Earth App helps you discover new activities and explore your interests through daily challenges and personalized recommendations. It offers quests, rewards, and community features to keep you engaged.

How does The Earth App personalize content?

You select your interests, and the app tailors your feed, quests, and recommendations accordingly. This ensures you see content relevant to your chosen activities.

Can I challenge my friends on The Earth App?

Yes, you can add friends, compete on leaderboards, and challenge each other to quests. You can compare Impact Points to see who is more active.

Does The Earth App offer offline access?

Yes, the app supports offline downloads, allowing you to continue your activities and quests even without an internet connection.

How often is new content added to The Earth App?

New content, including a Word of the Day, reflection prompts, and articles, is added on a regular schedule to ensure there is always something new to explore.

What are Impact Points and badges in The Earth App?

Impact Points are earned by completing quest steps, and collecting them helps you unlock badges. Mastering a badge can reveal a special bonus quest.

Is The Earth App suitable for all ages?

The Earth App has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users. It encourages exploration and personal growth.

Does The Earth App have ads?

No, The Earth App is free and does not contain advertisements. It focuses on providing a seamless user experience for discovering new activities.