1.0.6 — Long downloads now survive your phone locking. Fixes a bug where a multi-chapter web novel would lose every chapter it had already downloaded if the screen turned off mid-import. • Lock your phone, walk away, come back — your in-flight downloads pick up exactly where they left off. Previously, locking the device for more than ~30 seconds during a long download could wipe the partial book from the library and force you to start over from chapter 1. Now the already-downloaded chapters stay in your library (and stay readable), and the rest of the scrape resumes automatically the moment you unlock the phone. • Auto-resume across app launches. If iOS shut Lumen down while a 900-chapter import was running, opening the app again now continues the download from the next un-downloaded chapter instead of leaving it paused. Manually paused downloads still wait for you to tap Resume — only OS-initiated pauses auto-restart. • No other user-visible changes in this build.

1.0.4 — Download multiple books at once, refresh long web novels for new chapters, start reading before the download finishes. • Start reading while the rest of the book is still downloading. Imported books now appear in the library the moment the first chapter lands, with a "Downloading X of Y" strip across the cover tile. Open the book mid-download and the chapter list fills in live — tap any finished chapter to read or listen while the next ones stream in. • Smarter book covers. Web-imported books now use the source page's social-card / icon artwork when it's available, so freshly imported titles look like themselves instead of a generic gradient. The "Re-generate cover" long-press action remembers the original image source, so legacy books can be refreshed in place. • Downloaded catalog books show a clear "done" state. Once a download from the Catalog finishes, the row swaps the pause/cancel controls for a green checkmark so you can tell at a glance which titles are ready offline. • Search and sort the chapters inside a book. Open any imported book → the toolbar now exposes ascending / descending order plus a filter for "Downloaded only" or "Bookmarked only", on top of the existing chapter-title search. Useful for jumping back into long web novels without scrolling through 600+ rows. • Download multiple books at once. Paste a URL, tap Add, paste another, tap Add again — additional books queue up automatically. Each row shows "Downloaded X of Y chapters · N in queue", a percentage badge, and a tinted progress bar so you always know where you are. • Cross-tab progress at a glance. A pill above the tab bar shows aggregate chapter throughput across every active download; the Add tab also carries a numeric badge for total in-flight imports. Switch to Library, lock your phone, peek at a notification — your imports keep working in the background. • Refresh any web-imported book for new chapters. Toolbar button on the book detail screen, pull-to-refresh on the chapter list, and a "Refresh chapters from source" item in the long-press menu on the library cover. Refresh is additive: existing chapters, bookmarks, highlights, and reading progress are preserved — only newly published chapters are pulled. • Full-TOC import support for long web novels. Lumen now discovers up to 2,000 chapter links per page (previously capped at 400), so books with 600 / 900 / 1,500 chapters import in their entirety instead of silently truncating. If you imported a long book on 1.0.3 and only got the first 400 chapters, a single "Refresh chapters from source" tap pulls in the rest. • Smarter chapter ordering when the TOC starts with "Latest Chapters". Previously the latest-first block could leak into the saved book and produce out-of-order chapters; now Lumen sorts by detected chapter number so the saved book reads 1 → 2 → 3 → … no matter how the source page arranges its links. • Reliable chapter discovery on dense TOC pages. The link extractor now runs before content scrubbing, so chapter list items packed with anchor links (the standard "Chapter N" list-item / link pattern) survive long enough to be discovered. Multi-chapter sites that imported as single-article books on 1.0.3 now import every chapter. • Clearer in-progress UI. The "Download queue" now floats to the top of the Add screen the moment you tap Add, so the row you started is always visible. Indeterminate phases (queued / loading / saving) get a smooth shimmer animation instead of a near-invisible 2 pt hairline; numeric phases get a proper 8 pt accent-tinted progress bar.

1.0.3 — Background imports, smarter covers, cleaner reading. • Imports keep running in the background. Tap "Add to library", then switch tabs, lock your phone, or open another app — your import keeps going. A small status pill above the tab bar shows what's still working; tap it to jump back to the import screen. • Cover art keeps generating after you leave the app. Long backfills (e.g. covers for 30 freshly imported books) finish opportunistically while your phone is idle or on charger, even when Lumen is suspended. • Pick your cover art style. New Settings option for Illustration, Animation, or Sketch. Affects new books only — existing covers stay until you regenerate them. • Re-generate any cover from the library. Long-press a book and choose "Re-generate cover" if you don't like the one Lumen picked. • Smarter cover sourcing on the web. When the page you're importing exposes its own cover image (Open Graph), Lumen uses it directly instead of asking the AI to imagine one. Falls back to on-device generation when no image is available. • Cleaner scraped articles. Ads, promos, share buttons, comment chrome, and "subscribe" CTAs are stripped before saving — so the chapter you read matches what you wanted to read. • Less junk in narration. The narrator no longer reads through hidden ad / sponsor blocks that used to slip into the audio. • Smarter chapter order when importing a TOC. Front-matter (preface, foreword, prologue) lands first, chapters in the middle, back-matter (epilogue, glossary) at the end — matching how you'd read the book on paper. • Cleaner chapter titles. The scraper now uses the TOC link's own text when the destination page's title is generic ("Home", site name, or blank). • More natural pauses in the Lumen Narrator. Sentence boundaries detect dialog, missing spaces, and paragraph breaks better, so the narrator breathes where it should. • Catalog downloads honor your cover preferences. Free-library downloads now generate covers in the style you picked.

1.0.2 — Better notes, smoother imports, fixed catalog. • Redesigned note-taking. One free-flowing canvas instead of separate Title / Tags / Body fields. The first line you type becomes the title; #hashtags are coloured as you type and automatically become filter chips in the Notes catalog. • Notes now auto-categorise themselves by book and chapter — no folders, no manual filing. Open Notes and you immediately see what you wrote against each chapter you read. • Streamlined "Add to library". Web and Files imports now share one page, with the URL field on top so paste-to-listen is a single tap. The Catalog shortcut moved out (it lives in its own tab in the dock). • Religious & spiritual catalog, fixed. Bhagavad Gita ("The Song Celestial"), Tao Te Ching, Dhammapada, Meditations, and the rest open reliably and split into proper per-chapter sections instead of a single giant "Chapter 1". • The Bible (KJV) now lists every book with a clean title, with multi-part books labelled "(continued)" so you always know where you are. • Long Project Gutenberg titles (e.g. "The Song Celestial; Or, Bhagavad-Gîtâ … / Being a discourse between Arjuna…") are trimmed to a sensible name in the library and on the lock-screen Now Playing card. • "Auto" narrator now actually picks the on-device Lumen Narrator on the very first Play, no app restart required. • Hardened EPUB import against malformed archives so a corrupt download can't crash the app.

1.0.1 — Listening, fixed. • Continue Listening now resumes from the exact sentence you paused on — no more replaying a chapter from the beginning. • Scrubbing the player now follows along on the page: the chapter text scrolls and the spotlight jumps to the new sentence the moment you let go of the slider. • Smoother sentence-step (next / previous) and ±10s skip — the on-page highlight updates immediately instead of lagging behind the audio. • Polish + stability for the Lumen Narrator and audiobook controls on the lock screen, Dynamic Island, and CarPlay.