Primer now works completely offline — and every device runs the same Primer. • Full offline planning. Open Primer on a plane, at a co-op, or anywhere with no signal. Plan the week, check off work, write journal entries and log hours — it all syncs the moment you're back online. • Offline undo. Step back through your recent changes whether or not you're connected. • A pending badge shows anything still waiting to sync, so you always know where your work stands. • Faster launches. Primer opens from its own cache instead of waiting on the network. • One Primer everywhere. iPhone, iPad, Mac and the web now share the same planner, so an improvement lands on every device at once. • Edge-to-edge on modern iPhones, with the tab bar and buttons clear of the home indicator.

Primer just got a big polish pass — faster, calmer, and safer to edit. • Undo history — review recent changes and roll back any step, synced across your devices. • Batch editing — select several assignments and move, complete, or delete them at once, or drag the whole group to another day or child. • Scheduled-subject slots — the days you set for each subject now appear as gentle placeholders, so nothing slips through. • Smoother throughout — one consistent animation feel, a more satisfying moment when you finish a task, and quicker inline editing that saves when you click away. • Faster capture — keyboard shortcuts on the weekly board, keep-adding quick entry, and natural-language dates like "next Monday." • Better printing — weekly-grid titles wrap to fit, optional assignment notes, and a portrait detailed list.

A big polish release — Primer feels better in your hands everywhere: • Completing an assignment is now a little moment of joy: a springy checkmark, a strike-through, and your day's progress ring fills (optional soft completion sound in Settings) • Tap any assignment card to edit it right in place — title, notes, and estimated minutes • Editing a day gives it room: that day gently expands while the rest of the week steps aside • Weekly progress rings for each child, right on their name bar • Quick date chips when adding an assignment: Today · Tomorrow · Next week • Select multiple assignments to complete, move, or delete them in one pass • Print a detailed per-day list of the week, including assignment notes • Big performance work under the hood: scrolling, dragging, and editing are dramatically smoother Plus many small fixes and refinements throughout.

- Kanban Style Drag-and-drop in the weekly view - Drag assignments to a different day in the daily view - Fixed a few iCloud sync bugs.

Sharing your homeschool with a co-parent is now easier and more secure: • Invite by Apple Account - enter a spouse's email or phone number; no more share links to copy or expire. • Choose each person's access: Full Access (can edit) or View Only. • Remove individual participants without affecting the rest of your household. Plus stability improvements under the hood. Thanks for using Primer!

Journal anywhere. A new "+" button on the Journal tab lets you write an entry with date, child, and tags — no need to dig through Calendar first. Print Day or Print Week. Two buttons live at the bottom of every day's journal section. Mac: Day mode is back in the mode picker, alongside Week, Month, and Year. The journal side panel collapses with a double-click; right-click any child or subject in the sidebar to edit, archive, or delete. iPhone: tighter headers. Library and Journal lose their oversize titles. Calendar drops its search drawer so the Week / Month / Year picker sits right under the status bar. Cleaner Day view. Assignment rows put the content first; subject, time, and lesson counter recede to a quiet caption on the right. Fixes. The Preview activity in the print share sheet no longer crashes. The completion celebration overlay fires the day you finish your last assignment (it was wired but quiet before).