Version 1.6 — your news becomes a file. • YOUR STORIES. Name a subject you follow; it fills itself (a rule of entities and keywords) and gathers far more than articles: your links, your documents, your notes, and an iCloud folder visible in Files and the Finder. A monthly calendar shows the subject's rhythm — the days it is discussed, and the days it goes quiet. • FOLLOW, SPLIT, FIND AGAIN. Follow a story and you are told when an article joins it. A subject that started covering two things splits into two files. And in the list, articles from one file fold under a single card — “this subject moved, here is by how much” — so the rest of the day stays visible. • A REPORT TO TAKE AWAY. In one move, the story becomes a written, illustrated document, grouped by theme, saved to your iCloud folder and readable in another app. • THE MUSIC OF A SUBJECT. Artists, albums and soundtracks mentioned in a file, matched in Apple Music and playable from the story itself. • CORRECT AN ENTITY. A misidentified person, two records for one name, a wrong type: you fix it, and the fix applies to articles already read as well as to the next ones. Always undoable. • PERSONAL NOTES. On an article, an entity or a story — with formatting, preview and diagrams. It is the one part of the corpus the app will never write for you, and nothing deletes it. • REGENERATE. A poor summary, a page badly fetched: rerun the processing for one article, one source or a period. The work is done by the device that feeds the corpus — often your Mac. • DISMISS AN ARTICLE. It leaves the corpus and does not come back, even if its source republishes it. Reversible. • SOURCE HEALTH. A screen tells you which sources answer, which have gone silent and which changed address — a “mute” source answers normally but no longer publishes. • WHAT THE APP DID. An activity screen, day by day, tells you what was fetched, summarised, translated or cleaned up — and by which device. Recent errors come first, not buried. • AN INTERFACE THAT EXPLAINS ITSELF. Every setting and every action now carries its explanation, permanently, right next to it: what it does, what it costs, and whether it can be undone. • IN YOUR LANGUAGE, FROM THE VERY FIRST LAUNCH. The app now follows your device's language without being asked: summaries, translations and interface arrive in French, English, Spanish, German or Italian. And if you would rather read the news in a language other than your iPhone's, that choice is one tap away in the settings.

Version 1.5 — iPad and Apple Watch take the stage, more polish everywhere. • First-class iPad: a true three-column layout (sources, list, reading), immersive landscape reading, large widgets and adjustable text size. • Richer Apple Watch: face complications — unread articles, today's editorial, latest article, "Heating up" (the surging topic), the news pulse and your followed topics — plus notifications with a wrist-friendly summary. • Editorial of the day on screen: the daily briefing now appears at the top on iPhone, iPad and Mac. • Reading continuity: pick up an article on another device with a single gesture (Handoff). • Hide an entity: a person or organization you don't care about disappears everywhere, across all your devices, and is no longer detected. Reversible anytime. • Fuller reading of sites: more articles fetched in full, with their image — for better summaries. • Apple TV: the "person of the day" card with portrait and description. Plus many refinements: scrolling smoothness, battery life, widget and sync reliability.

Version 1.4 — Apple TV, sharing and automatic upkeep. • Apple TV: meet the "person of the day" — between articles, a card highlights someone in the news (photo, number of articles, a description you can scroll with the remote). • Open the source: a button opens the article in its original app when possible (YouTube, Mastodon, Bluesky…); on Apple TV, scan the QR code to keep reading on your device. • Live updates: current processing shows in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen. • Share: an article's places map is now attached to the share sheet, next to the photo. • Automatic upkeep: the "Data Provider" Mac cleans up entities on its own every night, never getting in the way of iCloud sync. • Stability: fixes for unexpected quits on the server Mac and fewer disk writes.

Version 1.3 — social sources, translation and reliability. • New sources: add Mastodon / Fediverse accounts (via @handle@instance), Bluesky, YouTube channels and podcasts. Paste a site's address and the app auto-detects its feeds. • Polished social posts: the profile photo becomes the source icon, the image is pulled from the post or the page it shares, and an elegant banner appears when there's no image. • Translation: download language modules from Settings or the welcome screen; on iPhone, translation now continues in the background. • More stable iPhone: greatly reduced memory footprint in "Data Provider" mode — no more unexpected quits. • Apple TV: more reliable account switching and better display of social posts. • Many fixes: summaries, entities, images and sync.

Version 1.2 — performance and polish. • Much smoother "Data Provider" mode on iPhone and iPad: optimized background processing, judder-free scrolling and lower power use. • More responsive menus and settings (interface language, content language, keyword rules) — no more sticky menus. • More reliable article translation. • Apple TV: multi-user support — each profile (iCloud account) sees its own news. Improved image framing (subject better centered). • Mac: full keyword-rule management (AND / OR / EXCEPT) via the built-in MCP server — list, create, edit and delete. • Stability and sync-reliability fixes.