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diff --git a/Examples/SwiftUI/README.md b/Examples/SwiftUI/README.md
@@ -51,9 +51,9 @@ The SDK sends back events received from the paywall via the delegate methods in
 
 ## Logging In
 
-On the welcome screen, enter your name in the **text field**. This saves to the Superwall user attributes using [Superwall.setUserAttributes(_:)](Superwall-SwiftUI/Services/SuperwallService.swift#L62). You don't need to set user attributes, but it can be useful if you want to create a rule to present a paywall based on a specific attribute you've set. You can also recall user attributes on your paywall to personalise the messaging.
+On the welcome screen, enter your name in the **text field**. This saves to the Superwall user attributes using [Superwall.shared.setUserAttributes(_:)](Superwall-SwiftUI/Services/SuperwallService.swift#L62). You don't need to set user attributes, but it can be useful if you want to create a rule to present a paywall based on a specific attribute you've set. You can also recall user attributes on your paywall to personalise the messaging.
 
-Tap **Log In**. This logs the user in to Superwall (with a hardcoded userId that we've set), retrieving any paywalls that have already been assigned to them. If you were to create a new account you'd use `Superwall.createAccount(userId:)` instead.
+Tap **Log In**. This logs the user in to Superwall (with a hardcoded userId that we've set), retrieving any paywalls that have already been assigned to them. If you were to create a new account you'd use `Superwall.shared.createAccount(userId:)` instead.
 
 You'll see an overview screen:
 

diff --git a/Examples/UIKit+RevenueCat/README.md b/Examples/UIKit+RevenueCat/README.md
@@ -53,9 +53,9 @@ The SDK sends back events received from the paywall via the delegate methods in
 
 ## Logging In
 
-On the welcome screen, enter your name in the **text field**. This saves to the Superwall user attributes using [Superwall.setUserAttributes(_:)](Superwall-UIKit+RevenueCat/PaywallManager.swift#L97). You don't need to set user attributes, but it can be useful if you want to create a rule to present a paywall based on a specific attribute you've set. You can also recall user attributes on your paywall to personalise the messaging.
+On the welcome screen, enter your name in the **text field**. This saves to the Superwall user attributes using [Superwall.shared.setUserAttributes(_:)](Superwall-UIKit+RevenueCat/PaywallManager.swift#L97). You don't need to set user attributes, but it can be useful if you want to create a rule to present a paywall based on a specific attribute you've set. You can also recall user attributes on your paywall to personalise the messaging.
 
-Tap **Log In**. This logs the user in to Superwall (with a hardcoded userId that we've set), retrieving any paywalls that have already been assigned to them. If you were to create a new account you'd use `Superwall.createAccount(userId:)` instead.
+Tap **Log In**. This logs the user in to Superwall (with a hardcoded userId that we've set), retrieving any paywalls that have already been assigned to them. If you were to create a new account you'd use `Superwall.shared.createAccount(userId:)` instead.
 
 You'll see an overview screen:
 

diff --git a/Examples/UIKit-Swift/README.md b/Examples/UIKit-Swift/README.md
@@ -50,9 +50,9 @@ The SDK sends back events received from the paywall via the delegate methods in
 
 ## Logging In
 
-On the welcome screen, enter your name in the **text field**This saves to the Superwall user attributes using [Superwall.setUserAttributes(_:)](Superwall-UIKit-Swift/Services/SuperwallService.swift#L63). You don't need to set user attributes, but it can be useful if you want to create a rule to present a paywall based on a specific attribute you've set. You can also recall user attributes on your paywall to personalise the messaging.
+On the welcome screen, enter your name in the **text field**This saves to the Superwall user attributes using [Superwall.shared.setUserAttributes(_:)](Superwall-UIKit-Swift/Services/SuperwallService.swift#L63). You don't need to set user attributes, but it can be useful if you want to create a rule to present a paywall based on a specific attribute you've set. You can also recall user attributes on your paywall to personalise the messaging.
 
-Tap **Log In**. This logs the user in to Superwall (with a hardcoded userId that we've set), retrieving any paywalls that have already been assigned to them. If you were to create a new account you'd use `Superwall.createAccount(userId:)` instead.
+Tap **Log In**. This logs the user in to Superwall (with a hardcoded userId that we've set), retrieving any paywalls that have already been assigned to them. If you were to create a new account you'd use `Superwall.shared.createAccount(userId:)` instead.
 
 
 You'll see an overview screen: