Saving got more dependable. • Fixed: the Harbour entry could disappear from Safari's menus after the browser had been running a while. It now re-registers itself, so it's there when you reach for it. • Fixed: when your connection to Harbour expired, saves failed quietly and piled up. Harbour now notices, shows a Reconnect prompt, and pushes everything that was waiting the moment you're linked again — including saves that failed days ago. • Stability and performance improvements.

Harbour can now cook and build. Save a recipe and get real ingredients, steps and timers, with servings you can scale and a shopping list grouped by aisle. Save a how-to and get a real project — tools, supplies, a queue from Shopping to Done, and an AI pre-flight brief with the safety notes the guide skipped (Pro). Both readers run hands-free with read-aloud and voice control. Plus natural-voice listening, semantic search, a newsletter inbox, Home Screen widgets, and a rebuilt Discover.

• Fixed an issue where saving from the share sheet could fail with an authentication error — saving from Safari and other apps is now reliable • Harbour now automatically repairs its connection if saving ever fails, so you never get stuck • New Daybreak theme — a fresh, easy-on-the-eyes light look — plus a clearer theme picker with named previews • Stability and performance improvements

Save to Harbour from anywhere. This update adds a system-wide share extension. In Safari, Mail, Messages, or any app, tap the Share button and choose Save to Harbour — articles, links, and pages go straight into your reading list, no copy/paste needed. • New: Save to Harbour appears in the iOS share sheet across every app • Polished reader typography and comfort spacing • Better article list density with even card cadence • Light theme is now the default • Improved login feedback and reliability • Fixed article and YouTube save edge cases • Title extraction now strips trailing ID fragments Thanks for using Harbour.