The brain now tells you when it's finished — and you can stop it. • A notification when your answer is ready. Ask something hard, put your phone away, and the brain will bring you back when it's done thinking. • Stop thinking. Changed your mind about a question? Stop it, and you only pay for the thinking that already happened. • Long conversations hold together. The brain used to forget the earlier part of a long conversation outright; now it keeps a distilled record of it. • Every screen shows which project you're in, and a tap takes you between them. Each project keeps its own memory, its own chats and its own documents. • Answers say where their memory came from, so you can see what the brain drew on. • Deleting a chat now removes it from the server too, not just from this device. • On Mac, documents save to your Downloads folder properly. • You can rename Personal, and the project controls say what they do instead of being bare icons. • The whole app now speaks all 46 languages it ships in — including the privacy notice.

Your projects are now truly separate — each one keeps its own memory, its own chats and its own documents, and deleting a project really deletes it. • Reflect on a project: let it sleep, consolidate what it learned and think about its own history. • The brain now checks its own answers — and asks you the one or two things only you know when that would make the answer sharper. • Documents you ask for are saved properly and download reliably.