Faster everywhere: the Library opens with a first page and loads more as you scroll, Talks loads in a single request, and the app makes fewer requests at launch. The import sheet holds a place for the takeaways while they are written, then shows Listen now together with them. Brief cards no longer jump after they appear, and newly saved covers are lighter.

FeedTalk has a new look: a calmer Slate blue, Geist type, redrawn icons and a new app icon. Controls on the Brief card are grouped by what they do. Read now sits under the takeaways, Not for me and Keep share one row, and answering a card shows a quiet Undo bar instead of a banner. Importing an article opens with its cover and ends in Listen now. The To listen / Review switcher in the drawer shows clearly which side you are on.

The Brief deck feels lighter: cards follow your finger as you swipe, and the cover makes room for however much text a clip has. Scroll through the takeaways and a strip of the cover stays pinned on top, with the play button right in the middle of it. Ask now turns the card over in place, and a clear × flips it back to the Brief. Sheets open and close more smoothly, and no longer pile up on top of each other.

Talk audio sounds more natural now — upgraded voices with real emotion, pacing and interjections instead of a flat read. Tap a clip's Brief and it opens as a compact takeaways-and-play sheet right where you are, with Got it and Read more one tap away on anything you just imported. Onboarding now walks through what the app actually does: Collect, Brief, Talk.

Brief now plays newest first. Whatever you just saved goes to the front, and the old ordering that decided what you "should" hear next is gone — tap "Got it" and a clip leaves the rotation for good. The deck now mirrors your library exactly as it stands, so it never opens on clips that are no longer there, and first paint lights up the FeedTalk mark instead of grey placeholder cards. Sign-in opens on Apple, Google and email side by side.

Brief now plays newest first. Whatever you just saved goes to the front, and the old ordering that decided what you "should" hear next is gone — tap "Got it" and a clip leaves the rotation for good. The deck now mirrors your library exactly as it stands, so it never opens on clips that are no longer there, and first paint lights up the FeedTalk mark instead of grey placeholder cards. Sign-in opens on Apple, Google and email side by side.