The life areas have short names, pages open on the week you are in, Settings is ten sections in groups, and dates follow your computer.
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1.2.0
The life areas have short names: Health, Money, Relationships (Partner and Social), Joy, Mind and Work, in that order on every screen, and each planner carries its area's name. Plans committed before 1.2.0 keep their old headings and still open.
Life picture is the one name for what asambl knows about you. Today, the area pages, Quarter and setup all say it or point to it.
Week opens on this week's plan, with earlier weeks below and each week's area plans nested under it. Quarter opens on the quarter's plan, with earlier quarterly plans under it, then your goals and Direction.
Area pages lead with the area's week: its part of the plan, what is coming up and how last week went. The planner's question box sits underneath, and the add buttons are one Log menu.
Settings is ten sections in groups. Planning holds what used to be three sections, and "Auto-run Life Planner", which did nothing, is now a Sunday reminder that works.
Dates follow your computer's region and clock, and week codes like 2026-W39 leave plan titles. The date setting is Match system or ISO.
Capture files to any area, Work included, and "Log instead" opens a detailed entry. In the Inbox, Dismiss is now Archive and Done is the main action.
On a new install, voice input is off until you turn it on in Settings > Privacy. If you already have the mic, nothing changes. The privacy policy now says what a clip sends and that it is not kept.
Quieter screens: sentence case on every label, one outline icon set with no sparkle, and four help icons where there were 89.
Fixes: a committed quarter adds its goals and schedules the mid-quarter review again; planning the quarter from Today keeps your answers; a task sent from the phone keeps its title, and a long reminder keeps all its text; reminders set for Today or Ask fire again; area pages no longer take focus, so the keyboard shortcuts work there; an answer that ends in a full stop no longer echoes back with two.