• Start right away. A new account captures its first 15 memos with no plan to choose and nothing to set up. • Nitka asks for what it needs when it needs it: your calendar and location as your first memo is sent, so that memo can use them, and notifications once it has been processed. • When the 15 are used, nothing is lost. New memos are kept, and as soon as you start a plan, Nitka processes your saved memos. • Clearer plan messages. The limit card says what happens to a memo past the limit, and one quiet line tells you when you are getting close to your plan's limit. Dismiss it and it stays away until your allowance resets. • Suggestions, reminders and everything else Nitka writes stay in the language you chose in the app, even when your phone is set to another one. • Reports come back faster and more reliably. • Times are read in your own time zone: an evening memo stays on its evening, and answers about when something happened use your local date and time. • A to-do with a date but no time is due on that day where you are, and only shows as overdue once the day has passed.

• A flight, an appointment or a lesson you attend now sits under To do as something coming up, with a calendar mark instead of a tick, and leaves the list by itself once it has passed. Nothing nags you about something you have already done. • A to-do you keep putting off is asked about once, with two honest answers: a day that really works, or Not needed. No fourth reminder, no permanent red line. • Nitka reads your calendar as you capture, not a moment later. Ask when a birthday is and the answer comes back once, from the calendar, saying where it found it. Say "remind me about it" and the date comes from the calendar instead of Nitka asking you for it. Nothing from your calendar is stored. • Ask for something you want to keep, like your expenses for a trip, and underneath the answer there is now a way to turn it into a report you can send to yourself by email. • A lighter, calmer interface throughout, and Settings now opens on an overview instead of one long list. • Choose System, Light or Dark in Settings, under Language & appearance. • Quiet hours now start at 23:00 and end at 06:00. If you chose your own, they are unchanged.

• Tell Nitka who you are. Settings now has a Profile with two optional lines: about you, and what you want help with. Nitka reads them when it decides what is worth raising, and when. • Describe a photo by speaking. When you add a photo, tap "Add a voice note" and say what it is instead of typing. You can do both, and your spoken words come first. • A caption recorded with no signal now waits with the photo and arrives when you are back online. • Reminders are more reliable: an old phone registration can no longer be counted as delivered and quietly cancel a nudge. • Clearer wording wherever your plan is shown if you do not have a subscription.