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Oboe Daily FAQ
Last verified: 2026-11-13
These are the questions people phrase as if Oboe Daily were a puzzle-answer site or a woodwind method. The short version: the Oboe app (oboe.com) is an AI tutor plus a puzzle feed, and there is no daily answer to look up.
Each answer below is tied to a public page checked on 13 Nov 2026. Where the FAQ and the stores disagree, both lines stay, with dates. Longer write-ups live on the pricing, download, and which-Oboe pages.
Questions
Is Oboe free?
Yes. A free plan covers every format the FAQ lists. Free use is rate limited and the limit resets daily. The count is not published.
Is there a daily answer?
No. The home page and the store listing describe a personalized feed. The public sitemap has no answer, hint, or archive page.
Is Oboe Daily the musical instrument?
No. The instrument is a double-reed woodwind. This site is about the app. The which-Oboe page lists the other names.
Is there an iPhone or Android app?
Yes. Both stores listed it on 13 Nov 2026. The FAQ still says “Not yet.” The App Store release date is 31 Oct 2026.
What does Oboe cost?
Plus is reported at $15 a month or $144 a year by two write-ups. Pro at $40 a month or $384 a year appears in TechCrunch (10 Dec 2025) and Fastudy (text checked Oct 2026). These are dated reports, not a current official quote. See the pricing page.
Can I cancel?
The FAQ says yes, from account settings, and that you keep chats you already created. Apple and Google each publish their own cancel steps.
Does it work in other languages?
The FAQ says Oboe infers the language from your prompt and teaches in that language.
Can I upload files?
Yes. The FAQ caps uploads at 10 MB and names PDF, TXT, PowerPoint, and similar documents.
Who do I contact at Oboe?
[email protected] for support, [email protected] for jobs, [email protected] for the teacher offer. This site’s address is [email protected].
What happened to worksheets?
The FAQ says worksheets are no longer supported. Saved ones can still be viewed, shared, and printed.
What was the Learnathon?
A 2026 challenge for Aspire alumni, with a year of premium access for participants. The page now 404s. Details are on the Learnathon page.
Sources
- Fastudy review (publication label Mar 2026; research statement Oct 2026) — checked 2026-11-13
- TechCrunch: dated plan prices — checked 2026-11-13
- Oboe FAQ — checked 2026-11-13
- Oboe home — checked 2026-11-13
- Oboe sitemap — checked 2026-11-13
- App Store listing — checked 2026-11-13
- Google Play listing — checked 2026-11-13