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You › Ideario Intelligence now shows two simple bars, what's left this month and what's left in your top-up, with one line that tells you where you stand, like "You're set until Nov 4."

Inviting friends is simpler. When a friend joins Plus or Pro, on the web or in the app, you both get $5 of Ideario Intelligence ($10 if they go yearly), good for a year. On Free, yours waits until you pick a plan. Tap How it works on your invite card for the details. Top-ups are now in the Android app too, with a best-value $10 pack.

On Your ideas, each idea shows its folder, so you can tell what's where without opening anything. Tap the title and pick Not in a folder to find the ideas you haven't filed yet.

Tap the title to switch between All ideas, Shared, Private, and your folders, instead of swiping a long row. Ideas sit in one tidy list, pinned ones first (three, then Show all), and a green dot marks ideas that are ready.

Ideario.io now opens with an example beside the idea bar: something said the messy way, and the start of the plan Ideario wrote from it, with who it's for, why it matters, and a first test.

Home has a Shared with you row for ideas people share with you. Your ideas now opens with a row of places: All ideas, Shared, Private, each of your folders, and New folder. On Plus and Pro, Home always shows Folders, with a New folder tile to start one.

When someone invites you to an idea, it shows at the top of Home and in Shared, with Join and No thanks. No need to find the email. If you invited someone who hasn't joined, the Share sheet has Resend and Copy link, so you can text it to them. A friendly reminder email goes out once after two days.

If Quick Writer answers on an idea that normally gets Deep Thinker, the reply says so. Inside an idea you now get a heads-up at 80% of the month's Ideario Intelligence, and a plain note when Quick Writer takes over and when it refills.

Home is one page now: a box to jot an idea down, your latest ideas in a row you can slide (hold one for its options), the next step worth taking, anything new on shared ideas, and your folders. Sections with nothing in them stay out of the way.

On your phone, the + turns into an × while the New idea box is open. Tap it again to close the box. Anything you typed is still there next time.

On an idea someone shared with you, the menu now has Report and Leave and block. Owners can remove and block someone from the Share sheet. You can see and undo blocks in You, under Security.

Ideario now moves forward as soon as it understands your idea, asks only what it really needs, and offers one suggestion at a time without taking over. If you write about something other than an idea, like a rough day, it answers like a person and keeps it as a private note that clears itself after a week.

When Ideario asks you something, it waits for your answer before offering to write the first draft, and the question keeps its tap-to-answer replies.

On your phone, Home no longer shows a second idea box under the + button. Tap the + to start. The X on the New idea box now always closes it, and anything you typed is still there next time you open it.

Write-ups now read like a friend explaining your idea: shorter sections, plain words, and no flowery lines. They keep you, the creator, apart from the people your idea is for, and an open question stays open everywhere on the page until you answer it. Chat replies skip the compliments and get straight to the point.

Your account page is now a short list, like your phone's Settings: you at the top, then Plan, Display, Account, Help, and Your data. Each row opens its own screen. Appearance brings your look, app color, and avatar together in one place.

On your phone, the coral + in the middle of the bottom bar starts a new idea from any page. Type it or tap the mic and say it.

Ideario has a new icon: a speech bubble that's also a light bulb, with the idea sparkling inside. Talk it out, get the idea. The app now wears the same warm coral, and you can still pick another color in Account › Appearance.

On your phone, Home, Ideas, Shared, and You now sit in a bar at the bottom, like your other apps. Collections are now Folders, and each idea's Document is now its Write-up. Inside an idea, a simple tracker shows each step and what's next. Press and hold any idea to pin, move, archive, or delete it.

Add a photo of you, or pick a look from four sets: Buddies, Auras, Geometric, and Emblems. Buddies come in five moods, too. It shows next to your name in Ideario, on shared ideas, and in comments. Find it at the top of Account.

As you scroll through a document, the section buttons at the top highlight the part you're reading and slide along with you.

Tap a tab on Home and it slides up right there, with Home still underneath. Pull it down, tap the arrow, or press Back to tuck it away. Home's hello is new each day too, with a different line for early mornings, mornings, afternoons, evenings, and late nights.

Home now opens on a soft sky with a warm hello and a few things worth doing next, like picking an idea back up, answering its open questions, or seeing what's shared with you. Your ideas and Collections sit just below, one tap away, and "What's the idea?" is always at the bottom: type it or tap the mic and say it. Your ideas shows pinned ideas as colored tiles, with the rest under Recent.

Each idea now has an icon and a color, so you can spot it at a glance. Ideario suggests one from what the idea is about, and you can change it any time: tap the icon at the top of the idea and pick from 10 colors and dozens of icons. Home shows where each idea stands in plain words, quotes your idea back to you, and puts your next step one tap away.

There's a new look called Warm: the light theme on soft paper tones instead of bright white, easy on the eyes for long sessions. Pick Light, Warm, Dark, or Match my phone in Account. New accounts now start with a quick setup screen to choose a look and an accent color, with a live preview of each, before writing their first idea. You can skip it, and change both any time.

A new idea now starts as a conversation. When Ideario has enough, it offers to write a first draft, and you decide when: tap Write it up and watch your document take shape, or keep talking. Home is now your starting point for everything, with a New idea button that opens into a roomy space to type or say what's on your mind. Other pages stay focused on just what you opened.

Friends you invite now get their reward right away, as a discount on their first payment. A week after they've paid, yours comes off your next bill, and Account shows the day it lands. On a yearly plan, you choose: keep it for your renewal, or use it now as Ideario Intelligence credit. Sharing an idea with someone new counts as an invite too, and friends who go yearly earn more for both of you. You'll find the details and your link in Account.

Ideario is easier on the eyes. Type is lighter, color is saved for the one thing to do next, and each part of a page sits on its own card. Home now opens with the idea you're working on, its current step, and a Continue button, with your collections in a short list below. Inside an idea, Chat and Document are clearly separate, and the Next step card is the one that stands out.

The Next step card now starts with your document's open questions, and tapping it takes you straight to the first one. Then it asks you to read it through, make it stronger, turn it into a plan, and mark it ready. Make it stronger adds a What to plan for section that names what your idea needs to hold up and how to get ahead of it, and the step it reaches is now called Strengthened.

Your first ideas now come with four short tips, one at a time, right where they help: what Chat is for, what your Document does, how to change it yourself, and what to do with the things still to decide. Tap anywhere and they're gone. Want them again? Choose How Ideario works in the menu or on the Help page.

When you try an idea on the front page, you get the app's own menu, so you can see where Home, your ideas, collections, sharing, and Private will live. It shows how many free messages you have left and when your write-up will start. Sign up free and the sign-up page shows the idea you're keeping, chat and all.

No more waiting on an email before you can begin. Sign up and you're straight into Ideario. We still send a link to confirm your email, and you have a day to tap it.

On Free, features that come with Plus now carry a small Plus tag, and tapping one tells you what it does for the idea you're on, what Plus costs, and that there's a full refund within 7 days. Each one shows once per visit, and Keep going free puts you right back where you were. The menu shows how many of your 3 free ideas you're using, and your first idea opens with a short pointer to your next step.

If you try Ideario on the front page and then sign up, that idea is saved to your new account right away. Confirm your email on your phone, or come back tomorrow, and it's still there waiting as your first idea.

On Plus and Pro, connect Ideario to an assistant like Claude or ChatGPT. Ask it to find an idea, read the write-up, start a new idea, or add to one. You choose what it can do, it never sees your Private collection, and you can disconnect it any time in Account › Connected apps.

Make an API key in Account › Developer to read, create, and develop your ideas from your own scripts and tools. Your Private collection stays out of reach. See the developer docs to get started.

Ask a question on the Help page and get an answer in seconds. If it doesn't fix things, tap Talk to a person: your conversation comes along, and you can follow every request in My requests.

A new Help page answers the common questions about getting started, plans and billing, signing in, sharing, privacy, and fixing things, with a search box at the top. Find it in the menu.

The front page now plays three example ideas in the real app: the messy first message, the one question Ideario asks, and the document writing itself. Scroll through it to see editing, sharing, comments, and the next step.

A New idea button now sits in the header of every idea, so starting the next one is always one tap away.

Type an idea on the front page and Ideario opens full screen, chats with you first, and writes your document once it understands. Save it free when you're ready, and everything comes with you.

Documents now say what they mean, use real details instead of vague phrases, and end with a small first version you can test in the next few weeks.

If your first message is a question, Ideario answers and offers three directions to tap, so you're never stuck at an empty screen.

Keep your most personal ideas in a collection that opens with Face ID, Touch ID, or your device passcode, and locks itself again after 15 minutes.

Invite the people you trust to read or build an idea with you. They can comment on any section, react with an emoji, and chat together, and a dot shows what's new since your last visit.

Take any idea with you as a PDF, a Word document that also opens in Google Docs and Pages, or Markdown, from the idea's menu.