You finish saying who has what — and now the app actually tells you what's next. Before, the last step of setup just ended. You'd assign every job and the screen would go quiet, leaving you to work out on your own where to look. Now there's a clear next step at the bottom of your week that takes you straight to your balance. Also in this version: The app recovers on its own when your connection drops. If it can't reach us at launch it keeps trying quietly in the background and lets you back in the moment you're online again — no tapping, no restarting. Sign-in is steadier. If Apple sign-in doesn't go through on your device, the app now says so plainly and puts the email route right in front of you instead of leaving you guessing. Under the hood, this build has to prove it opens before it's allowed to ship.

Mental Load is now its own pillar. The work of remembering, planning, and noticing sits next to the dishes and the laundry, where it belongs. Setup takes about two minutes. Pick a preset that sounds like your house, adjust a few things, done. No long questionnaire. Balance now leads with what actually got completed, not what got assigned. Three tabs instead of six. Less to hunt through.