Natived Spaces, release by release.

Added

• Document Preparation opens every source as scrollable pages, so you choose up to 12 before anything is sent
• PNG, Markdown, and plain text files now work anywhere a PDF did. A photo of the whiteboard or a text file of your own notes is a valid source
• Save the pages you picked into Materials as their own PDF, so the cards and reminders they produced stay linked to exactly what they came from

Improved

• Generation reads the pages as they actually look. Tables, schedules, diagrams, and colour-coded rows are no longer flattened into plain text first
• Reminder extraction is stricter about dates: a due date that can be worked out from a stated rule gets one, and anything vaguer keeps the wording from the source instead of a guessed date
• Study cards spread across the whole source rather than clustering on the first pages, avoid near-duplicates, and stand on their own without referring to "the document"
• Renaming a Space or a page mid-generation no longer strands the results. They land where the work went

Added

• A usage card in Settings showing what your plan includes and when it refreshes
• A calendar step in onboarding, so the top-level calendar is known to new users
• The right section has the ability to collapse when you want the page to yourself for more space

Improved

• Start a generation and go do something else. It keeps running and tells you when it finishes
• Premium AI moved to a single monthly allowance instead of separate per-feature counts, so heavy deck weeks and heavy reminder weeks draw from the same pool
• Signing in is steadier. macOS keeps its keychain entry in place instead of re-asking, and several people signing in from the same campus network no longer throttle each other

Fixed

• Buttons no longer sit stuck on "Generating" after a run that already finished or failed
• In the desktop app, upgrading to Premium lands even if something drops mid-payment. The app reconciles with Stripe on its own instead of leaving you paid but not upgraded

Added

• Windows: Natived Spaces is live on the Microsoft Store, with updates handled by the Store
• This page now has release notes for every version

Improved

• Notes editor v2 preserves nested bold, italic, underline, sizes, tables, and symbol-heavy text (math, code) after closing and reopening a note; older notes upgrade in place
• The notes toolbar tells the truth with honest active states, no focus stealing, and stuck formatting that clears in one click
• Multiple choice cards enforce exactly one correct answer in the editor, on save, and during AI generation
• AI generation for decks and reminders tolerates imperfect responses instead of failing outright

Fixed

• AI-extracted times like "11:59 PM" now store as evening times, in reminders and calendar alike
• Editing a monthly reminder's date keeps its repeat anchor unless the date genuinely changed
• Matching cards that reuse the same term no longer freeze mid-round
• Decks with duplicate titles no longer collide. Updates and deletes run on IDs, and names with #, %, or & work everywhere
• Deleting is deliberate now: confirm-first from the card's menu, so removing "Deck #2" can never take "Deck" with it
• Space descriptions and tags autosave into the Space you edited, even if you navigate away mid-save
• Relinking a material onto a file another material already tracks is caught with a keep-or-remove choice, and cancelling an import from Home stays on Home
• Invalid names explain themselves when you create or rename, and the dashboard shrugs off a corrupted data file instead of failing to load

In this release

• Spaces: one workspace per course, with a dashboard and a top-level calendar
• Materials: keep PDFs, slides, and readings attached to the Space they belong to
• Notes: a focused editor with Pair, cursor-aware writing help that continues from where you are
• Reminders: generated straight from a syllabus PDF, with repeating items and links back to course material
• Study decks: slidecards, multiple choice, and matching, including mixed decks built manually or from a generation
• Guest, Google sign-in, and a Premium upgrade for more access to AI features