New: a reward chart. Pick a few tasks, choose how many stars to collect, and let your child see what they're working for — a picture of the reward sits right on the poster. Stars your child earns are theirs to keep. An optional week-number row turns it into a week-by-week chart. New: a Bright look. Every poster can now switch between two looks — the familiar Warm, and Bright: a clean white ground with stronger colors that hold up better on home printers. The month poster got a refresh: a cleaner header that simply says the month, and a new wide format that gives every day a roomier box — pick the paper size you like when you print. Posters everywhere got a calmer masthead: just your title, front and center. Week posters got a big update too. Symbols are bigger and easier to read from across the room, today's row stands out, and a busy day wraps neatly. A new option shows pictures only, without the words, for children who follow along by pictures. Step a week forward without starting over, or make an undated version you can laminate. New for routines: optional check-off circles, ready-made posters for a first school day, a sick day, a travel day and a dentist visit, and a friendly "something's different today" symbol. The symbol picker now keeps your most-used pictures at the top.

Over 150 new symbols — sick days, chores, feelings, school, nature, celebrations and more. Symbols showing one child or grown-up now offer the skin-tone picker, and it opens right where you press. Week posters are now editable day by day, and search understands ideas — try "music" or "sick". Also fixed: an emoji typed as text showed up twice, and the app takes far less space on your phone.