Settings has been rebuilt around a calm front page: named shelves, clear headers, and bigger type that reads easily from a step back. Each section sits at its own depth, so the page separates into parts your eye can follow. There is a new way to ask for things. Press Command K from Settings or from the popover and a palette opens where you type what you want in plain words, like "watch 20 miles" or "make the menu bar shorter", and Overhead offers you the change. Every rare-alert setting now lives together on the Alerts shelf instead of being scattered, and rare aircraft wear a visible tag in the list so you can spot them without reading closely. The watch also holds steadier through the night, along with a handful of small fixes.

Settings has been rebuilt around a calm front page. Everything now lives on named shelves with clear headers, so the option you want is easy to find. The whole app is easier to read at every hour, in both light and dark. Rare aircraft now wear a visible tag right in the list, so a special visitor stands out at a glance. Overhead now offers a gentle pointer when your sky is quiet, when your watchlist could use a little tuning, and when your first weekly digest is ready. You can turn on open at login right from the welcome tour. Plus many small fixes throughout.

Overhead now goes by its full name, Overhead Sky, everywhere in the app. The weekly digest may ask, once, how the app is sitting with you. A happy answer opens the review sheet; anything less goes straight to a person at help@overheadsky.com. Fixed: a Settings window restored from a previous session no longer greets you at every launch.