Profiles are worth opening now.

A profile used to say who someone was. It now says what they read. Open one and you get their shelves, the reviews they wrote about the books they finished, and the highlights they chose to publish. Books say what they read, reviews say what they thought, and highlights say what they pulled out and kept.

What other readers kept
Book and podcast pages now carry the highlights other readers saved from them. It is the part of a book someone thought was worth keeping, next to the book itself — a reason to open something you were only half considering.

Podcasts that come with transcripts say so
Shows we can get a transcript for now carry a badge, with a short note on what having one changes.

ALSO IN THIS RELEASE
• Archiving a snippet now takes it out of your notebooks, your podcast pages and your lists — everywhere, not just the screen you were on
• Links inside an article open when you tap them
• The buy link on a book reaches that book
• "Get started" stays on screen during setup instead of sitting below the fold
• Searching for a book shows it once, instead of a row for every edition

The latest major update focuses on content consumption and utility by adding media support, podcast transcriptions, and data export tools. As no window analysis data is available, the impact remains neutral. Future assessments will require performance and engagement metrics to determine the effectiveness of these additions.

Articles now look like articles — images and video play inline as you read.

• See who recommends a book, and browse their picks
• A calmer first run: intro slides, then your feed
• Export all your data from Settings
• Saved articles show their real title right away
• Faster podcast search and quicker libraries
• Long episodes transcribe in full
• A new look for the snippet composer
• Support chat, sharing and search fixes