Still Showing Up

The daily #1 thing no longer starts to the left of the tasks beneath it.

• Its checkbox now shares the ordinary task centerline on desktop.
• The same alignment holds in the mobile layout and installed PWA.
• The completed Right Now row uses the same fixed control lane.
• A rendered phone-and-desktop geometry check prevents the alignment from drifting again.

The In Progress list now reads as one clean, continuous column.

Goal Grid targets now name the period you are actively working in.

• Annual says Make the target this year.
• Month says Make the target this month.
• Week says Make the target this week.
• Day says Make the target today.
• The same language appears in previews, onboarding, saved goals, synced devices, and the Goal API.
• Existing targets update automatically without changing their calculated amounts, actions, or completion state.

The result reads as a current commitment instead of an abstract recurring rate.

Day money targets no longer divide the annual goal across all 365 calendar days.

• The Day pace now uses 260 workdays: five days across each of 52 weeks.
• A $2 million annual goal therefore shows $40,000 per week and $8,000 per day.
• The same calculation now applies in the annual-goal preview, First Light setup, server saves, and cross-device sync.
• Existing saved Day targets update automatically without changing the member's Day action or completion.

The result is one consistent five-day workweek from the annual goal down to today's target.

Editing a customer account no longer stops after 30 minutes while the support view is still open.

• The browser renews the same signed customer session every five minutes without changing the customer or administrator identity.
• A temporary connection failure retries automatically every minute.
• Multi-hour troubleshooting and screen recording can continue without another sign-in.
• Return to admin and sign-out still end the customer session immediately.
• An abandoned, closed, suspended, or disconnected view still expires after its last 30-minute lease.
• Renewal updates the existing audit expiry and never creates a second session-start record.

The result is uninterrupted support while the view is active, with unattended access still bounded.

The number one priority now belongs to the In Progress list instead of looking like a separate form dropped inside it.

• A single gold rule identifies the daily practice without surrounding it with another tinted card.
• The priority question uses Dawn's clear statement type and stays visually quieter than the work itself.
• The empty answer remains one compact line instead of expanding because its prompt wraps.
• Find my move is integrated into the answer surface and keeps its complete label on one line.
• The check, answer, and action retain 44-point targets with a visible phone gutter and no horizontal overflow.
• Light and Dark phone and desktop evidence now renders the complete row, including the action that was missing from the previous visual fixture.

The result is a calmer first row that is easier to read, answer, and move past.

Focus Mode now treats an unanswered Right Now prompt as a place to write, not an item to time.

• If today's number one action is blank, Focus starts with the first real In Progress item.
• If no real item remains, the Focus action stays hidden instead of opening a timer for the prompt.
• A saved blank Right Now timer from an older version is discarded safely.
• An answered Right Now action still leads the Focus queue, and a genuinely running task timer remains active.
• Replace Right Now now applies the selected Proof to Plan tactic immediately instead of advancing without changing the action.

The result is a Focus queue made only of work that is ready to do.

The Thursday note signup now belongs to the same editorial rhythm as the essays around it.

• A single electric-blue rule replaces the nested bordered card on wide screens.
• The live countdown uses clear type and quiet dividers instead of four saturated tiles.
• The signup action remains prominent without competing with the article headline.
• On phones, the signup follows the post list so the writing stays high on the first screen.
• Article sidebars and end-of-article signup areas share the same layout and timing language.

The result is a calmer invitation to receive the next essay without interrupting the current one.

An image pasted into a General Note is now part of the editable page instead of a fixed block you cannot adjust.

• Select an image to reveal compact Move and Resize controls over the image.
• Drag the image itself with a mouse, or use the Move grip on a phone or tablet, to place it between other note blocks.
• Drag the lower-right handle to resize it while preserving a responsive layout on every screen.
• Keyboard users can move an image with Up and Down and resize it in five-percent steps with Left and Right.
• The chosen width persists after saving, reopening, or viewing the note through a private link.
• The note title remains fixed as the required first line, and read-only notes never expose editing controls.

The result is an image that behaves like a real note block across the PWA, desktop browser, and mobile app.

Miracle now keeps the current goal, the first line of a new note, your appearance choice, task timing, and installed-app identity aligned with the decision you just made.

• The annual money field groups thousands while you type, keeps decimal edits and the cursor stable, and saves the same exact number.
• Annual, monthly, weekly, and daily values share one aligned number column, making the Goal Grid easier to scan.
• An open or saved Proof to Plan draft follows the current Today goal amount in its headline and opening question, even after the annual target changes more than once.
• Wording you wrote yourself remains unchanged when the structured target updates.
• Proof thoughts and Tactic? choices now sit in one compact grouped surface beneath a clearer goal headline.
• The first click or tap anywhere in a blank general note starts the caret in its large title. Existing notes still place the caret exactly where you select.
• Swiping a General Note now reveals and closes Delete smoothly in either direction. Only one row can reveal the action, and its title, preview, and date stay clipped to that row.
• Light, Dark, and System now sync as an account setting. A background refresh cannot replace an explicit Light choice with the device setting.
• On wider screens, each active to-do puts Defer immediately beside Archive and opens the same return-time menu used in task details. Phone rows keep the extra width for the task title.
• Installed desktop apps, Apple touch icons, notifications, and the native iPhone app use a new cache-distinct light horizon logo. The retired black letter-mark file has been deleted and release checks reject its bytes anywhere in a shippable identity tree.

The result is a clearer path from the current money target to the note, task, appearance, and app surface that matter now.

Goal Grid now keeps the annual money target at the top and adds one concrete action at each horizon: this month, this week, today, and right now. Only the highest-leverage daily move enters the main In Progress list.

• Existing qualitative goal data is preserved while the active experience focuses on money.
• Proof to Plan removes the repeated goal card and uses the daily target directly in the proof question.
• Each proof line can be marked clearly as a tactic before selecting the number one priority.
• Note history now keeps a moderate set of useful recovery points instead of repetitive saves.
• Complimentary invitations now preserve existing accounts and explain exactly what free access changes.
• Modal selection safety and daylight browser identity are included throughout the current workspace.

The result is one direct path from the annual number to the action that matters now.