Today is a different screen. It opens with a note about your morning, written from your own numbers — tap any post it names to open that post. Under it: one thing worth doing first rather than a stack of cards to sort through, your day as it happened, and a board of recent posts carrying the read each one earned. NEW • Content calendar — your whole history as a month you can step through, each day showing what went out and what it did. • Your reads sit on the calendar beside the posts they are about. A verdict or a wake-up marks the post; a follower day or a brief marks the day. • Filter a month by format, or to its best and weakest third. Posts that do not match fade rather than disappear, so the gaps stay honest. • Every read opens on its own screen — what was claimed, the numbers behind it, what has changed since, and where to take it next. • More — Memory, the Archive and the calendar in one place, with the reads that landed most recently on top. • Reels with licensed music can be read. Instagram holds those files back, so Colecta reads them from the reel's own page instead of giving up. BETTER • The bar at the bottom names the tab you are on, Ask has a button of its own, and Reels carries a count of what you have not read yet. • The calendar says which of your posting times is steadiest, and how many posts are behind it. If nothing has enough behind it yet, it says so rather than guessing. • A day you did not post looks different from a day that has not happened yet, and from a day before you connected. Only the first is a gap. • Ask about a post once and the post remembers. Open it again and it takes you back to that conversation rather than starting a second one about the same thing. • An upload can be stopped. Cancelling actually stops the file going up, and costs you nothing. • Pull to check again on Reels and on your Instagram screen, the way Today already worked. • Memory says how many of your reads it actually shaped, not only what it holds. FIXED • A read that failed no longer sits in your scores as a read with no score — it goes back to the list to be read again, and Try again works. • A reel read from a link is called by its caption rather than by the web address it came from.

Tell a reel read when it gets something wrong. Mark any finding as fair or not, and if it isn't, say why: it didn't happen, it happened at a different second, or it happened and you meant it. That's what tunes the analysis. You can rate the whole read too — worth a minute, or not. The analysing screen now shows the reel it's reading, however it came in. Links in our emails open the app instead of a browser tab. The free plan now reads two reels a week, from your account, an upload, or a link to any public reel. When Instagram won't release a reel's file — usually one using a licensed track — the app says so plainly, and tells you the read wasn't spent. Deleting your account asks one question first: why. "Prefer not to say" is one of the answers, and it changes nothing about the deletion. Fixed: you stay signed in. If a session does end, you land on sign-in rather than a screen with nothing on it.

Colecta now watches your reels. Upload a reel, or pick one from your account, and Colecta reads the video itself — second by second — then hands back a timeline: what is working, what is worth fixing, and the exact moment each note belongs to. Tap a finding and the video jumps to that second. • A score out of 100, split into hook, pacing, visual, audio and engagement, with the reason behind every part • Ask about any moment and get an answer from the file, with your own numbers beside it when the reel came from your account • Read a draft before it goes out, or a post after — the file is the file • One reel a day on the full plan, one a week on free Also in this release: • Your weekly read opens the week you tapped, keeps one conversation per read, and says plainly when it was a quiet week • An upload that drops on a bad connection picks itself back up • You stay signed in — and if a session does end, the app takes you to sign-in instead of sitting there empty

A new Colecta. Today At most one read a day, drawn from your own numbers — and nothing at all on the days there's nothing worth saying. Every claim tells you where it came from. Memory you can see What Colecta knows about your account, what it has stored day by day, and anything you want it to forget. You decide what it keeps. Ask A thread per question, with the posts and numbers behind each answer one tap away. Ask out loud if it's easier than typing. Archive Every read you've been given, kept and searchable — on every plan, whether or not live sync is running. Also new • Sign in with an email code — no password to remember. • A light theme alongside the dark one. Switch any time from the top of the app. • Your first sync now shows what it's reading as it reads, and a few questions afterwards set how Colecta talks to you. • Refer and earn, your plan, notifications and privacy all live in You. Your stored history and memory carry over untouched.

Notifications are here. Colecta now tells you when something actually moves — a post running well past your usual reach, an unusual follower day, a stretch of quiet. Tap it and Colecta explains why. When there's nothing worth saying, you hear nothing. Also in this release: • Sign in with Apple, and a new place in You to manage how you sign in — Apple, Google, or email. • Ask "how do I…" — sharpen a hook, edit a Reel, pick the right tool — and get a clear, step-by-step answer right in chat. • Tap any post in your snapshot to see why it landed: the numbers, the read, and a one-tap way to ask about it. • Voice-to-text in chat. Hold the mic and talk instead of typing. • Straighter answers. Ask about reach and you get reach, not a format breakdown. And advice no longer argues with your own numbers — if the usual Instagram wisdom disagrees with what your account actually does, your account wins, and Colecta says so. • Choose the tone Colecta talks to you in. • A cleaner sign-in screen and smoother streaming in chat.