Look back at every day you practised. • Your dashboard has a calendar: every day you practised, month by month, with what you did on each. Swipe the week row to move a week at a time. • New Session asks what the talk is for in plainer terms: a teaching session, a conference talk, a meeting or pitch, an interview, or a viva. An interview deck gets the interviewer in the practice room, a viva the examiner. • Practice real situations: Coco no longer cuts herself off when her own voice reaches the microphone, a one-word last answer still ends the conversation, a short goodbye is heard as the end, and the practice room shows only this talk's conversations. • Rehearsing two slides from one section no longer loops on the first, and flashcards keep their progress between launches. • Hear it said asks for your agreement to the AI the first time instead of staying quiet.

Practice in a real situation has been refined on the scenario settings. Fixed minor issues with UI

• Practice real situations: Coco plays the examiner, interviewer, investor, student or colleague, asks about your own talk and listens to your answers, out loud and in real time. Pick how many questions, get a recap after. • Coco's first question: one question the room would ask, on your talk's screen, in about a minute. • Your dashboard counts every practice, with the day ticked and your streak kept. • Cues land after your last word, never over it, and your script stays yours: Coco comments and suggests, she never rewrites your words. • Coco speaks only in her own voice. • Speeches without slides are welcome: interviews, weddings and auditions bring their words in as the script. • Smoother, clearer, and readable in dark mode.

Coco’s guided tour, starting on Home after the welcome. Adding photos from the album. Rehearsals using the phone speaker unless earbuds are in. Coco saying “go live” correctly.

A clearer start, and learning your lines that listens better. • A new welcome: try reading aloud straight away, see Coco cue you on stage, then show her your talk. Your plan comes with a chart of where a little practice each day takes you, and your promise sets your reminders. • Choose how your script should sound, from conversational to short and punchy, before Coco writes it. • Watch your script being written, line by line. • Learn your lines: small slips no longer count as misses, figures are understood however you say them, and From memory shows each word as you say it. • The rehearsal coach now listens slide by slide. • “Edit script” on Home takes you straight to your words.

• Speech Cue Plus: every slide written, cued and coached, with no monthly limit on listening. The first five slides of a talk stay free. $4.99 a month or $29.99 a year. • Help me learn this: Coco breaks a slide into coloured chunks, each with a picture, a story and its first letters, then listens while you try. • Add your plan to your calendar: one short practice a day, plus the talk itself. • Sign in with Apple or Google and your plan arrives by email, with your script marked up as a PDF and a button that opens Learn your lines. • Coco speaks through the whole welcome in her own voice: what each step is, how your try went, and your promise. • Auditions and monologues have a place of their own. • Watch the script being written, and get any earlier version of a slide back with Restore. • Hear a whole slide read aloud. • Tap a practice reminder and your talk opens at today's step. • Learn your lines: the microphone and I'm stuck stay in view while the script scrolls.

Fix voice bug for Hear it say. Reminder link to task specifically

Coach has a voice. • Coco talks you through the welcome, and her natural voice can give your cues on stage. • Hear a cue the way it sounds on stage: watch a presenter lose a figure, tap Help me, and hear Coco bring it back. • Slides that are only pictures are now read on your phone, so the script Coco writes follows them. • New talks are named from their slides. • Learn your lines no longer marks you down when "a" is heard as "the". • A new sample talk to try everything on. • A calmer welcome: fewer screens, and Coco builds your plan step by step.

Adding a character Sam to be the speech coach. Onboarding refinement. Interface and navigation updates.