The calendar is most of this release. It opens on your week, with the hours of the day back in it, and you move between weeks by dragging rather than by hunting for an arrow: - The weekly view has a real grid again, and an event sits where it happens - Swap a custody day straight from the week, not only from the month - The colour key is gone and the days say their own names; holidays, school breaks and the weather forecast are switches you can turn off - The calendar's own settings live behind its gear, not in the app's - It remembers which view you were reading it in Free time, and the people around you: - See when you and a friend are both free, and offer one of those days - A school meeting is the co-parent's business, and shows as theirs Getting in, and finding your way: - A new sign-in screen, and an introduction that ends by inviting you rather than explaining one more thing - The tour is read aloud in English as well as Hebrew - An English phone in Israel opens in Hebrew, and the language switch is on the very first screen - Home opens on your day instead of on a setup list Easier to use: - Hundreds of small links and buttons are now large enough to hit on a phone - Text that was too faint to read was darkened to meet the contrast standard, in both the light and the dark look - Six empty screens that only announced they were empty now say what to do next - Sixteen controls that said "save" or "close" and did neither Fixed: - The one person you share the house with could be missing from the board - Commo's chat would not scroll - A selected chip was invisible in one of the looks

A refund is a refund, the tour talks, and como does the work instead of only suggesting it: - como can now tick a task off, change an event or delete one. Everything goes through a confirm card first, and every line on it can be edited before you say yes - What como suggested is kept, even if you close the conversation - A timetable is read as a timetable, not as a pile of one-off tasks - Holidays for every home: choose more than one tradition, and the Muslim calendar is in - The custody wizard edits the same cycle it shows, and the household split is set in a sheet instead of with arrows - The welcome tour is read aloud, and it is five pages instead of nine - A new app icon - A minus in the amount marks an expense as money that came back, and everything is worked out to the agora so a 50/50 split always adds up - Each parent deletes only the expenses they entered - Names and numbers written the other way round no longer rearrange the sentence around them