Archived goals start folded on a student's Goals tab. Click the arrow to show them; ProgressDesk remembers your choice. The row of tabs on a student's page no longer shows a stray scroll bar.

On the student form, the Service type box has room to type again. It sits on its own line, above the minutes, unit and setting.

Meetings, assessments, accommodations and backup have their own illustrations, in your palette, light or dark. A fresh look: a deeper rail, and a heading on every screen with its main action and an illustration. In landscape, Today's Now tab keeps your schedule, data to log and reminders in one column, with illustrated quick actions, what's coming up and who's free to pull in the other. Generating a document shows a pencil at work, then a check when it's ready; a batch lists each student as Queued, Writing, Ready or Couldn't be saved. A batch that is still saving keeps its Generate button locked, so it can't be started twice. Changing a setting while a preview is being made starts over, instead of showing the preview for the old settings.

Log data on a goal's short-term objectives from Data Entry's “Log to” row, and see each objective as its own line on the goal's chart, named in a legend. Amend a goal from a date: points already logged keep the target they were collected under, reports say when the target changed, and each goal has its own review date. Import a roster that updates instead of duplicating, log every goal for a student in one pass, export one student for a transfer, and see every change to accommodations, contacts, objectives and services in History. Print blank weekly data sheets and per-goal trial sheets, hand a substitute one packet with the schedule, each student and their sheets, and find a real free time for a make-up straight from an owed row. Start a new school year in one guided pass: grades move up, graduates are archived, mastered goals retire, review dates re-align to the annual review, and next year's grading periods are proposed — every change in History, grades and review dates revertable from there. The whole app works from the keyboard: ⌘K then a name lands on data entry, ⌘↩ saves any dialog, ⌘Z undoes the last change a toast offered, and the capture widgets take Y, N and digits. Reports, presentations and meeting prep print each objective's latest value and direction, and a goal measured only through its objectives says so instead of “no data”. A goal's status, progress code and projection read the goal's own data; its objectives' data still counts as recent activity. Objectives are measured the same way as their goal. Screen readers now hear every button, tab, and choice by name, and the arrow keys move between choices. Deleting asks first only when it cannot be undone; every save can be retried if it fails; text size now reaches every screen. The Student At-a-Glance one-pager now omits inactive accommodations. A goal's review date now shows in History when it changes. Empty screens show a small illustration in your palette, light or dark. Settings stays in place when you jump to a section on a smaller screen.

Settings → Retention chooses how long each student's change history is kept: two years unless you change it. Logging a group session saves every student's point in one step. Screens that show the same data update once, and large caseloads open faster. The Trash retention period you set is enforced: expired items are purged at launch and once a day. Sync conflicts wait for you under Data & Backup until you decide them. Restoring a backup keeps a snapshot of what it replaced. Deleted records stay deleted on every device, even after Trash is emptied. The pairing phrase is six words. A failed or overdue automatic backup is shown on the Data & Backup card. A backup with no students can't be used to replace your data. A Mac running ProgressDesk 1.40 or later needs this version to sync.