Support

Questions, a bug, or an answer you think is wrong? Email scoozienavarro@gmail.com and we'll get back to you.

How it works

Each lesson takes about five minutes. The first lesson of a level starts with short key-idea cards.
Answer to earn XP. A wrong answer comes back later in the lesson, and every answer explains why.
Finish the levels and mini-games in a unit, then its stress test. Already know a section? Fast-track to skip ahead.

Common questions

Is the whole course free?

Yes. Every section and every mini-game is free. Ads now and then keep it that way: only after you finish a lesson, drill or mini-game, never during one. Your first three have none, and after that there's an ad at most every second time.

How do I remove the ads?

In Account, tap Remove ads. It's a one-time purchase, not a subscription, and it's shared with your Family Sharing group.

I bought Remove Ads but still see ads.

Open Account and tap Restore purchase. Make sure you're signed in with the same Apple ID you bought it with.

How do I stop ad tracking?

Go to Settings › Privacy & Security › Tracking and turn off Squirrel Reserve. See the privacy policy for details.

My streak reset. Why?

A streak counts the days in a row on which you finish at least one lesson. Bank holidays, bought with the seeds you earn, keep it going through a day off. They're used automatically.

Will my progress move to a new phone?

There's no account, so progress doesn't sync between devices. It's saved on your phone and included in your phone's own iCloud or computer backup, so restoring a backup brings it back.

How do I turn reminders on or off?

In Account, under Daily reminder. You can also go to Settings › Notifications › Squirrel Reserve.

I think an answer is wrong.

Please email us with the section and level (for example "Section 5, Level 2") and what you expected. We check every report and fix mistakes in the next update.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. It's planned.

Is this financial advice?

No. Squirrel Reserve teaches how banking works in general. Its examples use US rules and made-up banks and numbers, and rules, rates and protections differ by country, bank and account. For decisions about your own money, check with your bank or a licensed adviser.