This one is mostly about the parts of the day the app was ignoring. The five-minute break It finally exists, and it runs on its own — it starts the moment your session ends, not when you pick the phone back up. Put the phone down for three minutes and you'll come back to two minutes left, which is how a break is supposed to work. It shows on the lock screen too. If you ignore it entirely, nothing happens. Plan your week Set how many sessions each day is getting, per tree, and see straight away whether that week keeps your tree ripening for its date. If it doesn't, one tap fills the gap. A band at the top of the home screen Where you are in the week, without opening anything. A new start The first few minutes have been rebuilt. You plant your first tree while you're still reading, and you see your first verdict before you've committed to anything. The orchard actually looks like an orchard Every generic icon is gone. The trees are drawn, they grow through four stages, and the mango in a running session ripens from green to gold as the twenty-five minutes go by. Your evening recap says which tree It used to show today's count without telling you where it came from. Now every tree you touched today has its own line. Smaller things - A tree that reaches a new stage now grows into it instead of appearing. - A finished tree gets a moment of its own, with your project name on the sign. - Reduce Motion is respected everywhere : the movement is removed, never swapped for something softer. - Fixed: the pace verdict could show "still green" to someone who had just arrived and hadn't done anything yet.