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Every new ability that lands on getNerdo shows up here first — in plain language, with a door to try it.
19 October 2026
You choose what the board shows
Your achievements stay private by default, and the boards are members-only. Join when you like — your name appears as initials, and the full name is a separate switch you own.
Set your visibility18 October 2026
Badges raised with your agents
Every agent you work with — Quizzy, Sensei, Researchy, Buildy, Coachy — now hangs a badge for the acts you finish together, and raises it as you grow. Reach every badge and the full crew salutes you.
See your badgesYou level up as you learn
Five Nerd levels now mark your journey — the dashboard shows where you stand, and exactly how many points are left to the next one.
Track your level17 October 2026
Your learning now earns points
Every checked answer, finished brief, shipped build, and completed stage adds to your own wallet — watch the counter climb on your profile.
Open your wallet8 October 2026
Research briefs get a reading room
Every source in a research brief can now be shared to your socials with one tap, continued in the tutor chat, or reopened later from your journey bar.
Open the reading roomTell Nerdo how it did
Under every answer there are now two small buttons — was it helpful or not? Your taps teach Nerdo where it shines and where it needs work.
Rate an answerNerdo keeps your lesson on track
Ask anything mid-lesson and you still get your answer — then the tutor gently brings you back to your stage, so a curious detour never costs you the journey.
Pick a stage, stay on itQuizzes that teach, not trick
Answer in your own words — Nerdo now understands what you mean, not just the exact wording. And if you miss twice, the right answer is revealed so you learn it and move on.
Try a quiz6 October 2026
A passing quiz now always counts
Pass a quiz on a topic and the matching stage now completes on your roadmap — even when you ask in your own phrasing. No more work that silently disappears.
See your journeyNew tracks for leaders and executives
Four roadmaps made for people who steer technology without coding: thinking with data, leading builders, and a practical AI strategy — filter the library by your audience.
Browse the tracksFinishing a whole roadmap now feels like finishing
When every stage is done, the page celebrates with you and points to what to learn next — and each stage carries a Start button that picks up right there.
Start a path8 September 2026
We updated our privacy policy
Signed-in conversations are now kept with your account. The policy now says exactly what we store, why, who can read it, and how to have it deleted.
Read what changed28 August 2026
Nerdo flags what it could not verify
When an answer points to a link or a file Nerdo could not confirm, a small note now appears right under it — so you know exactly what to double-check before you build on it.
Ask NerdoHard questions get full answers
Long, tough questions no longer come back empty or cut short — Nerdo now takes the time a real answer needs, in English and Arabic alike.
Ask a hard one29 July 2026
getNerdo is live
Your study team is here: talk through any topic with Nerdo, build real apps in the Lab, and get cited research briefs — in English and Arabic.
Talk to NerdoBuild without leaving the chat
Ask for an app and it cooks right inside the conversation — a little toast pops up the moment it is ready to open.
Try a buildYour journey bar
A small dock follows you between Tutor, Lab, and Research — your latest builds, briefs, and code maps stay one tap away.
Open the LabClick through what you build
Preview pages are now browsable — click the links of the app you just built and walk through its pages right inside the preview.
Build somethingNerdo remembers your work
Come back anytime — Nerdo knows what you built and researched, and can hand you a door straight back to any of it.
Pick up where you left offThe Codebase Atlas
Paste code or a public repository link and four specialists map it into a guided atlas — with a learning path and a page you can share with your team.
Map a codebase