- Added an in-app feedback screen. - Daily streaks now count five minutes of reading—no need to finish an article. - Find your saved authors in “My authors,” and recently opened readings and collections on your profile. - Improved collection saving, sharing, and posting, with clearer progress and error messages. - Edit or delete your own feed posts. - Improved vocabulary loading and kept your place when browsing article cards. - Fixed handle changes and lingering posting confirmations.

- Discover articles with swipe mode: swipe left for “Not now,” right to start reading. - Pick up where you left off with Continue Reading. - Save vocabulary faster, without waiting for definitions. - Share collections directly to the feed and discover people to follow. - Celebrate each hour spent reading. - Explore fresh article artwork, plus improvements to comments and notification navigation.

- Save articles from Safari, X and other apps directly to your collections, with editable titles. - Rate articles after reading. - Improved profiles, reading stats and streak celebrations. - Fresh article ordering when returning to Home. - Fixes for notifications, reading-time tracking and collection saving.

What's new in this version - Sending collections and articles from the app externally - Notifications and daily streaks - Better display of articles, realistic previews of articles instead of custom designs - New exciting topics

1,143 new readings and ten new Topics. Fiction arrives. Horror, love stories, detectives, science fiction, twist endings and comic writing: six Topics of stories instead of arguments. The reading lists got stricter. Encyclopedia entries are now capped at one in ten, so most of what you read is signed by someone with a name. Sixty-four Topics were rebuilt from scratch, dead links are gone, and paywalls are marked before you tap them. Authors have faces. Every writer has a portrait and a page, and you can follow the ones you trust and read only them. Your shelf is one place. Saved, started and finished reading now live in a single library, with the origin on each row, instead of scattered across screens. Reader profiles open. Tap someone in the feed to see what they have been reading, and follow them. The sample accounts we wrote ourselves now say so plainly. Collections get covers. A new collection is dressed in its own initial, and you can swap that for any artwork in the app. Plus: choose three Topics when you first open the app, pictures on the screens that used to be blank, and a long list of smaller fixes.