What we’ve shipped

List and grid note cards now use the elevated card shadow pattern from the design system — they lift subtly and press on tap, matching the visual weight of cards elsewhere in the app.

The note title and all H2/H3 headings inside the editor are now set in Lora (serif), giving the writing surface a distinct journal-like character separate from the navigation UI.

Active status and folder filters now use bg-sage text-white — the same vocabulary as filter strips everywhere else — replacing the previous ring/opacity variants.

The add-to-folder button reads "Add folder" when no folder is assigned and "Add another" when one or more are present, replacing the ambiguous "Folder" label.

When no notes exist, the placeholder now reads "A blank page is an invitation." The icon sits in a soft gold circle rather than appearing inline with low contrast.

"Selah is one place." is now "Your faith life, finally in one place."

All four action buttons in the note editor (favorite, publish, reformat, delete) now have min-h-[44px] min-w-[44px] padding, meeting the iOS/WCAG minimum for interactive touch targets.

"Last saved" timestamps now display as 09:45 AM instead of the system locale's verbose format with seconds.

The new-note shortcut now ignores Shift+N and modifier combos — only plain n while no input is focused fires the shortcut.

Error banners now carry role="alert" so they are announced immediately on insertion. Status and folder filter strips have role="group" + aria-label; the "All" button has aria-pressed.

The uppercase section label above the folder filter strip is gone — the aria-label carries that context for assistive technology without the visual clutter.

Tapping a screen-capture video on the landing page no longer triggers native player controls, fullscreen requests, or the Android video overlay. Videos are purely decorative: pointer-events: none on both .lp-vid and the knowledge plate video, disablePictureInPicture on all five video elements, preload="none" so they don't buffer on cellular.

"Get started" in the nav, hero, and final section now goes to /sign-up instead of #pricing.

FAQ answer about Telegram no longer uses "captures" or "your Stream" — rewritten as "notes" and "your study". Pricing and FAQ consistently say "knowledge map" instead of "knowledge graph", matching the section heading. Section eyebrows removed from Reader, Prayer board, Reading plan, and "How Selah is different" — down from five to one (Notes & journal, which uses the kicker intentionally).

The three-item bullet list is replaced by a single paragraph that reads naturally.

Switching to a new reading plan paused the old one, but only the active plan was shown — your other in-progress plans had no way to reappear or be resumed. The full library now renders.

Opening the picker from Settings → Daily Message led to a dead end with no back button. A "← Settings" link now appears at the top of the pick step.

The community group link in the app was pointing to an expired invite URL.

The reading plan section now shows every in-progress plan you've put on hold — not just the one currently active. Each paused plan displays how far you got and lets you resume or make it active with one tap.

A "Discard" action removes the plan from your library after an inline confirmation. Your active plan is never affected.

Choosing a reading plan now ends with a brief "confirmed" screen showing the plan name and when your first reading arrives, before continuing to the app.

Buttons squeeze a touch when you press them, cards lift on hover and settle when you click, and the home screen and onboarding reveal their lines in sequence instead of all at once. Cards now rest on a soft shadow rather than a hairline border.

Each section's heading and copy ease in from a gentle blur as they reach the screen.

The Companion's free allowance went from 5 to 7 messages a day, still shared across web and Telegram.

Close, dismiss, and help buttons across modals, drawers, the prayer board, and the reader now carry a full-size tap target even where the icon itself is small.

The weekly summary counts use fixed-width figures, so the row no longer shifts as they change.

The card now follows your cursor in every column, not just the others.

The first card you dragged could land misaligned while later drags were fine; the board now measures its columns continuously during a drag, so the first one behaves like the rest.

The capture drawer had a permanently-disabled button that read as broken. It's hidden until the feature ships.

From a user's admin page, "Start trial" grants Plus for 7, 14, or 30 days, and "Extend" adds time to an active one. The trial ends on its own, and you can remove it any time. Accounts that pay through Stripe point you to the Stripe dashboard instead.

Drop a table into a note and a small toolbar now appears while your cursor is in it — add or delete rows and columns, or remove the whole table. Before, an inserted table was stuck for good.

Sign-up and sign-in now carry a "By continuing, you agree to our Terms and Privacy Policy" line with links, and the landing-page footer links both pages.

It's a left-rail command center with a searchable, filterable Users directory. Each person shows their plan, billing status, email verification, last sign-in, and activity at a glance — no more bouncing between Stripe and Clerk to look someone up.

A Plan control on each user's page comps a free Plus plan in one click, and revokes it just as easily, for anyone without a paid Stripe subscription.

Signed-out visitors now see Google's One Tap prompt automatically — one click to authenticate without navigating away or filling a form.

It now carries read-only Billing and Identity panels (live subscription detail, a Stripe deep-link, Clerk sign-in and ban state) alongside the rename, admin, nudge, and delete actions, all in one place.

Both nav entry points are hidden by default while the features are still being designed. Enable PostHog flags nav_new_menu_enabled and nav_search_enabled (0% rollout) to show them per user.

Every surface that showed the brand name — nav, mobile drawer, onboarding header, sign-in, sign-up, and email footers — now uses Geist at weight 500, all lowercase. Cleaner, more minimal, and consistent with the rest of the type system.

Both the header and footer on the public landing page use the same Geist treatment.

The One Tap prompt shipped last release but was silently blocked by the site's content-security policy, so signed-out visitors never saw it. Google's sign-in domains are now allowed and the prompt appears.

When the Companion sent a reading-plan or Selah link, Telegram rendered a large preview image that crowded the chat. The Companion's replies now suppress that card. Sharing Selah elsewhere still shows the preview.

A retried Stripe webhook could send the trial-ending reminder or win-back email twice. Each now sends at most once.

The fallback base URL was selah.app; it's now selah.so, so links never break if the environment variable is unset.

Reloading mid-signup no longer bounces you back to the first step.

The scatter section now reads "Your faith life, finally in one place." The Telegram community invite was expired; it's been replaced so clicking "Join the community" works again.