A calmer, clearer PortfolioOS. Today opens on one Focus card: the product, its next move, and a wide Start Focus button, with the reason right below it. Headers are lighter, with a large title and just Search and Settings. The tour now lives in Settings. Portfolio shows the state of your products at a glance, how many you run and how many need attention, and groups each one by what it needs. The tab bar is now a compact floating bar, and pages scroll softly beneath it. Your first product takes you straight to Today's recommendation. When a focus session ends, it stays in view while you name the next move, and the time estimate appears once there is a move to estimate. Larger touch targets throughout, and full Arabic support is now listed on the App Store.

A clearer experience from the first minute: • A quick intro on first launch and a full in-app tour of every section. Reopen both any time from the “?” button next to Settings, alongside a light/dark theme switch. • Word sessions save automatically: close the app and pick up at the same question, or start a fresh session. • Step-by-step conversation: choose a situation for your level, see your reply goal in Arabic, and ask for an English example when you need it. • Clear destination names—Today’s Session, Conversation & Pronunciation, Listening, Library—with tidier service lists on the Practice and Library tabs. • Easier drills: an explicit “I don’t know” action, clear corrections in English and Arabic, level-matched content, and retries instead of counting silence as wrong. • Progress protection: a warning before leaving an unfinished drill, and timers and recording pause when you leave the app, resuming only when you say so. • Placement shows its result before saving, and word import keeps rejected lines with a clear reason and accepts Arabic commas. • Broad improvements for large text, narrow screens, and screen readers.

-Start Focus no longer waits on a time estimate — pick how long you have from a quick sheet, and it remembers your last choice. -Why now points to the actual fact behind it: a deadline, a blocker, a decision, a pin, or how long a product has waited — and says so honestly when only one product is ready. -Creating a product is a single screen with a live preview of how it will appear, and Stage, Direction, and estimate tucked behind More details. -Finishing a session is two short steps: save what happened, then optionally note what comes next. -A quiet prompt invites you to add a second product once your first is set up, and a new "How to use PortfolioOS" guide walks through the daily loop. -Paste a link from your product's builder, host, repository, or registry — the app now recognizes thirty-nine platforms and fills in the details automatically. -A refreshed glass look for the top and bottom bars, sheets, and status chips. -Fixed: the introduction's "Add my first product" button, Start Focus on short screens, and the Settings Appearance row at large text sizes.

Focus sessions now tell you when the time is up, even if you left the app to do the work, and ask what comes next when you finish, so tomorrow's recommendation is already waiting. An optional daily reminder can nudge you to open your brief at a time you choose. It is off until you turn it on, and it never contains a product name or a move. A short introduction explains how PortfolioOS decides, with an optional sample portfolio so you can see a real recommendation before adding anything of your own. Backups now carry your attached files as well as your portfolio, so a restore brings everything back. Clearer, warmer wording throughout when a product has no next move yet.