Colecta

Today is a different screen. It opens with a note about your morning, written from your own numbers — tap any post it names to open that post. Under it: one thing worth doing first rather than a stack of cards to sort through, your day as it happened, and a board of recent posts carrying the read each one earned. NEW • Content calendar — your whole history as a month you can step through, each day showing what went out and what it did. • Your reads sit on the calendar beside the posts they are about. A verdict or a wake-up marks the post; a follower day or a brief marks the day. • Filter a month by format, or to its best and weakest third. Posts that do not match fade rather than disappear, so the gaps stay honest. • Every read opens on its own screen — what was claimed, the numbers behind it, what has changed since, and where to take it next. • More — Memory, the Archive and the calendar in one place, with the reads that landed most recently on top. • Reels with licensed music can be read. Instagram holds those files back, so Colecta reads them from the reel's own page instead of giving up. BETTER • The bar at the bottom names the tab you are on, Ask has a button of its own, and Reels carries a count of what you have not read yet. • The calendar says which of your posting times is steadiest, and how many posts are behind it. If nothing has enough behind it yet, it says so rather than guessing. • A day you did not post looks different from a day that has not happened yet, and from a day before you connected. Only the first is a gap. • Ask about a post once and the post remembers. Open it again and it takes you back to that conversation rather than starting a second one about the same thing. • An upload can be stopped. Cancelling actually stops the file going up, and costs you nothing. • Pull to check again on Reels and on your Instagram screen, the way Today already worked. • Memory says how many of your reads it actually shaped, not only what it holds. FIXED • A read that failed no longer sits in your scores as a read with no score — it goes back to the list to be read again, and Try again works. • A reel read from a link is called by its caption rather than by the web address it came from.