This update refreshes the look of the whole app: clearer text, cleaner rows, and tidier settings and detail screens. - Release dates now always show in your feed, even for channels with long names. - After the 30-day trial ends without Premium, channel updates pause until you upgrade. Everything you saved stays in the app. - Icons and empty screens are more consistent throughout.

Improved sync reliability and faster video handoff.

Critical fix: resolves a crash on launch for users who customized their lists in earlier versions. Update recommended for everyone.

Bug fix: Facebook and Instagram Reels now save to your collections correctly instead of bouncing to a login screen. General stability improvements.

Ayos 2.0 makes your video queue calmer and easier to control. • Recently opened videos now live in a dedicated Started view instead of being marked watched. • Sort channel and feed videos by newest, oldest, or most viewed. • New Feed and Channel controls make it easier to switch views and keep your place. • Refined navigation, trial, and upgrade screens for a smoother experience.

Ayos is now free for 30 days, with unlimited channels. The trial starts when you add your first channel, and the app shows you how many days are left the whole way through. After that, following channels needs Premium. Nothing is deleted when the trial ends. Your channels, saved links and notes stay exactly where they were, and they are all still there whenever you subscribe. If you were already using Ayos before this update, Premium is yours for life—automatically.

Your feeds now have Unwatched and Watched tabs, the same way channels do. Mark something watched and it leaves your feed instead of sitting there forever. It's still there under Watched whenever you want it — nothing is ever deleted. Watched state is shared, so marking a video in a feed marks it in its channel too. Each tab shows a live count, and Load Older Episodes now sits on Unwatched where it belongs.

Feeds are now yours to build. Create as many as you like — News, Long Reads, Comedy — and pick exactly which channels flow into each one. Sort any feed newest-first or oldest-first, and pull in older episodes whenever you want to go further back. Same idea as always: you decide what shows up, not a recommendation engine.

Liked Videos: import your YouTube likes and keep them in YOUR order. Sign in with Google from the Channels tab — Ayos remembers when you FIRST liked each video, so re-liking never bumps it to the top like YouTube does. Long-press any video to move it: all the way to the top, up or down one spot, or straight to the bottom. Your arrangement survives every sync.

• Redesigned episode screen — cleaner layout, easier scanning • New light mode with a warm, cream palette • Share button: send episodes to friends • Promo code support • Polish: unified channel cards and frosted bars that match your appearance setting

Two new things on checklists. Tap the … menu in the top-right corner to rename a checklist (so you can tidy up the title later) or delete it entirely when you're done with it.

Channels just got smarter. Open the app and new YouTube uploads land automatically — no more pull-to-refresh required. Episodes now have a clean Watched / Unwatched split with a satisfying slide-off animation when you mark something done, and tapping a video has a smooth handoff into YouTube. The Add Channel screen blocks duplicates, channels recover gracefully if their queue ever gets emptied, and Facebook and Instagram cards refresh themselves more efficiently in the background. If a sync ever fails, you'll see a banner about it now instead of silent emptiness.

Channels just got smarter. Open the app and new YouTube uploads land automatically — no more pull-to-refresh. Episodes now have a clean Watched / Unwatched split with a satisfying slide-off animation when you mark something done, and tapping a video has a smooth handoff into YouTube. Older episodes load on the Watched tab where they belong, the Add Channel screen blocks duplicates, and Facebook and Instagram cards refresh themselves more efficiently in the background. If a sync ever fails, you'll actually see a banner about it now instead of silent emptiness.

Old saved posts whose thumbnails stopped loading now repair themselves automatically — every time you open Ayos, the app checks each card's thumbnail and quietly re-fetches any that have gone dark. Plus: if you've been given a promo code, you can now redeem it from your Account tab.

Fixed an issue where thumbnails on older saved Facebook Reels and Instagram posts stopped loading.

1.4 — Escape the algorithm. Ayos now leads with what it's always been secretly best at: watching YouTube the way you actually want to. Sync your favorite channels and work through them chronologically, like a podcast app — no algorithm, no shorts, no noise. • Channels is now the first tab — open the app and you're already in your creator feed. • Your saved categories (formerly "Lists") are now called Collections — clearer, and reserves the word "channels" for what it really means: YouTube channels. • Universal share-sheet capture keeps working exactly as you know it — save from TikTok, Instagram, Pinterest, Facebook, articles, anything with a share button. • Polished card styling, smoother sync, and a handful of small fixes. Thanks for using Ayos. If you're enjoying it, a quick review on the App Store makes a real difference for a small indie app.

Ayos 1.3 — a fresh look, on your terms. New Stack theme: warm, serif-forward typography with a rich dark mode and a soft warm-cream light mode — now with the same burnt-orange accent running through both. Appearance picker — in Settings, choose System, Light, or Dark. Follow iOS or lock it in. Share anywhere — every saved card, list item, and note now has a share button that opens the native iOS share sheet. Send a link, a quote, or the whole note straight to Messages, Mail, or anywhere else. Refined card styling — Georgia titles, subtle accent glows, and pull-quoted notes that actually feel like notes. Polished Channels, Episodes, and Feed to match — consistent spacing, clearer progress, smoother reorder. Live version info in Settings. Thanks for using Ayos. Keep sending feedback — it shapes every update.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

- Reorder categories — long press a category header to move it up or down - Reorder notes within a category — long press a card to reveal left/right arrows - Reorder channels — long press a channel to move it up or down - Unlimited checklist items — no more 3-item cap when creating checklists - Improved check-off animation — satisfying orange checkmark fills in before the item slides away - Fixed the plus button in checklists so it actually adds items on tap

- Reorder categories — long press a category header to move it up or down - Reorder notes within a category — long press a card to reveal left/right arrows - Unlimited checklist items — no more 3-item cap when creating checklists - Improved check-off animation — satisfying orange checkmark fills in before the item slides away - Fixed the plus button in checklists so it actually adds items on tap - New "How to Use Ayos" guide in Settings — learn about all features, tips & tricks