Flyer scanning works better now, plus bug fixes.

Listing clarification: Quieta Plus is $8.99 a month or $79.99 a year.

Fixes a crash on launch that affected version 1.2.10. If Quieta closed right after the splash screen, this update fixes it. Sorry about that. Your calendar, Wall Mode, and scans are all back to working.

Scan a flyer onto the kitchen wall. Each person sees what they need. Same Wall Mode path.

First open now points you at the wall: When & where, on the wall — Scan a flyer or Skip. Shared PDFs and flyers land in review more reliably. Kitchen Wall Mode path unchanged.

More accurate flyer scanning. After your first successful save, Apple may ask for a quick App Store rating. Wall Mode and the kitchen-week path are unchanged.

This update makes flyer capture sharper and Wall Mode more useful on the kitchen wall. What changed: - Scanned schedules keep cleaner titles: dropped times and connector words no longer leave residue in the headline - Time ranges and dotted a.m./p.m. times parse more reliably - Category keywords match whole words, so breakfasts and medical appointments stop getting clipped mid-word - Scanned PDFs and shared URLs recover into review instead of empty extracts - One-tap recovery after an empty extract - Wall Mode week view scales better for narrow kitchen displays - Live calendar feeds emit SEQUENCE and LAST-MODIFIED so updates stick Build 303 keeps the local-first flow intact: capture first, review before saving, decide what becomes real.

This update makes scanning more reliable and fixes a privacy gap. What changed: - Scanned flyers keep their real title: headlines that wrap across two lines no longer come out as a date, and the flyer's time attaches correctly - Blurry or garbled scans repair common misreads before they reach your schedule - Contact cards and non-schedule papers are no longer mistaken for schedules - The evening briefing now respects your lock-screen privacy setting: choose Hidden and event details stay off the lock screen - Snoozed reminders return correctly after an event's details change - Following a shared Q for the first time no longer replays old changes as new updates - Invites now include a direct App Store link for family members who don't have Quieta yet - Season schedules imported from spreadsheets or pasted PDFs parse more completely Build 301 keeps the local-first flow intact: capture first, review before saving, decide what becomes real.

This update keeps Quieta aligned with the shared schedule release. What changed: - Stronger shared-Q language across capture, inbox, settings, and review paths - Cleaner AI context handoff: Ask Quieta for safe answers, Post to the Q for people - Better deadline and reminder handling from scans - Arrival reminders can surface saved checklist/list items when the device reaches a trusted event place - Visibility layers for teams, classes, clubs, and other organizer-led Qs - Native release hardening for widgets, App Clip, Watch, TV, and iPad surfaces Build 300 also keeps local-first launch behavior intact: families can still capture first, review before saving, and decide what becomes real.

This update keeps Quieta aligned with the shared schedule release. What changed: - Stronger shared-Q language across capture, inbox, settings, and review paths - Cleaner AI context handoff: Ask Quieta for safe answers, Post to the Q for people - Better deadline and reminder handling from scans - Arrival reminders can surface saved checklist/list items when the device reaches a trusted event place - Visibility layers for teams, classes, clubs, and other organizer-led Qs - Native release hardening for widgets, App Clip, Watch, TV, and iPad surfaces Build 299 also keeps local-first launch behavior intact: families can still capture first, review before saving, and decide what becomes real.

This update keeps Quieta aligned with the shared schedule release. What changed: - Stronger shared-Q language across capture, inbox, settings, and review paths - Cleaner AI context handoff: Ask Quieta for safe answers, Post to the Q for people - Better deadline and reminder handling from scans - Arrival reminders can surface saved checklist/list items when the device reaches a trusted event place - Visibility layers for teams, classes, clubs, and other organizer-led Qs - Native release hardening for widgets, App Clip, Watch, TV, and iPad surfaces Build 298 also keeps local-first launch behavior intact: families can still capture first, review before saving, and decide what becomes real.

This update keeps Quieta aligned with the Q system release. What changed: - Stronger shared-Q language across capture, inbox, settings, and review paths - Cleaner AI context handoff: Ask Quieta for safe answers, Post to the Q for people - Better deadline and reminder handling from scans - Visibility layers for teams, classes, clubs, and other organizer-led Qs - Native release hardening for widgets, App Clip, Watch, TV, and iPad surfaces Build 294 also keeps local-first launch behavior intact: families can still capture first, review before saving, and decide what becomes real.

This update keeps Quieta aligned with the Q system release. What changed: - Stronger shared-Q language across capture, inbox, settings, and review paths - Cleaner AI context handoff: Ask Quieta for safe answers, Post to the Q for people - Better deadline and reminder handling from scans - Visibility layers for teams, classes, clubs, and other organizer-led Qs - Native release hardening for widgets, App Clip, Watch, TV, and iPad surfaces Build 291 also keeps local-first launch behavior intact: families can still capture first, review before saving, and decide what becomes real.

This update keeps Quieta aligned with the Q system release. What changed: - Stronger shared-Q language across capture, inbox, settings, and review paths - Cleaner AI context handoff: Ask Quieta for safe answers, Post to the Q for people - Better deadline and reminder handling from scans - Visibility layers for teams, classes, clubs, and other organizer-led Qs - Native release hardening for widgets, App Clip, Watch, TV, and iPad surfaces Build 289 also keeps local-first launch behavior intact: families can still capture first, review before saving, and decide what becomes real.

This update keeps Quieta aligned with the Q system release. What changed: - Stronger shared-Q language across capture, inbox, settings, and review paths - Cleaner AI context handoff: Ask Quieta for safe answers, Post to the Q for people - Better deadline and reminder handling from scans - Visibility layers for teams, classes, clubs, and other organizer-led Qs - Native release hardening for widgets, App Clip, Watch, TV, and iPad surfaces Build 287 also keeps local-first launch behavior intact: families can still capture first, review before saving, and decide what becomes real.

Adds the Q Organizer connection path for shared Qs, plus a launch reliability fix for newer iPhone and iOS builds. Families can follow schedules and updates organizers publish, while Quieta keeps the household plan calm.

Coordinate with Quieta. This release brings a calmer first launch, simpler Apple and Google sign-in, clearer Stream planning, busy-spot overlap cues, a refreshed Q menu and Settings experience, system-aware 12/24-hour time labels, and safer AI setup for read-only briefs and reviewable drafts. Also included: stronger reviewer flows, updated screenshots, and release smoke coverage for welcome, settings, delete-account entry, event creation, and shared-Q signed-in behavior.

Fixes a crash that could appear after opening multiple chore screens at once. Small polish on error messaging.