• Ask the AI chat for a brand-new strategy while another script is open: it is delivered and saved as its own script, and the one you had open is left as it was. • Every delivered script now shows a card under the reply: open it in the editor, copy or share the code, jump to it in My Scripts, and tell us whether it compiled. Tap No and the chat is ready for the error text.

Subscribe in the app: choose the Basic or Starter plan from the Account tab or right from the chat, and restore an earlier purchase on a new device. Clearer messages when a plan is needed.

Chat and Generate are now separate modes. You can talk a strategy through before asking for code, instead of every message being treated as a demand for a script. Your past sessions are reachable again from the app, and starter prompts give you somewhere to begin. You can reach a person without leaving the app. Rate any answer, send a stuck session to support, or open a support chat. Errors in your code now appear inline on the chat screen, and you can tap one to have it fixed. Fixed: an active subscription could still show as "Free" on the Account tab. Fixed: generated code could arrive with a text line split in two, which stopped it compiling. Fixed: when the assistant repaired a script you pasted, it could hand back a generic example instead of your own strategy. It can no longer replace your code with boilerplate.

Built for iPad. Every screen now uses a proper tablet layout instead of a stretched phone one, in both portrait and landscape, with sharper tab icons and larger touch targets throughout. Also in this update: • The Terms of Use and Privacy Policy links on the Account tab now open the real pages • The Community Lab is stocked with starter scripts for all three platforms • The keyboard no longer covers the composer or the editor toolbar on iPad, including split and floating keyboards

Fixes a bug that could cause the assistant's reply to a chat message not to appear. Replies are now saved reliably, and if a message can't be answered you'll get a clear explanation instead of a generic error.