The sabha proposal now shows the draft outline above each question, so you can see the activity a question is about. Monthly sabha series: write what each week covers, and the plan stays within its own week. Another presenter can pick up the same series, and the recap draws on what earlier weeks actually covered.

For devotees who read English: 30 new English shastras have been added, and they arrive on your shelf on the next sync. An English shastra now says so on the shelf, and the shelf can show just one language. Search improvements.

Pin a shastra — from its page, or by holding its row on the shelf — and it leads the shelf under Pinned. After an update, the first launch tells you what is new; the whole changelog lives under Settings › What's new, in Gujarati or English. Names read in English Lipi on every surface now — the content search's genre sections, and chapter names in your katha references, notes and highlights. A shastra that leaves your library now leaves the device fully, freeing the space its chapters took.

Chapter names now read in English Lipi — in a shastra's contents list, and at the top of the chapter you are reading. On the shelf, a shastra's name now leads its row in the script you read in. The welcome screen names સત્શાસ્ત્ર in Gujarati.

The icon has changed again — the open book now carries the app's name. A shastra you no longer have access to now leaves your shelf instead of staying on it.

Pressing a book now visibly answers before the next screen opens — the touch was there before, but the new screen arrived too quickly to see it. A download that loses its connection now carries on by itself, instead of stopping to ask you to retry. The shastra list is tidier: the author filter has moved into the search box, and a label that named nothing is gone. Smaller touches throughout, including a clearer look for a book with no cover.