NestBoard: Family Organizer

NestBoard finally fits an iPad. Chores, Meals, Pantry, Family, Calendar, Vacation Mode, Settings and the Dashboard were all built for a phone or a desktop and squeezed into anything in between. Every one of them now lays out for the screen it is on, and Week view shows all seven days on an iPad held upright instead of looking like the week ends on Thursday. Days now start and end on your household clock, the one you set in Settings. Streaks stop breaking for families who do their chores in the evening, overdue counts and screen time resets land on the right day, medication courses count the days you would count on a calendar, and a tablet left on overnight turns over to the new day by itself. Robin answers from the same information your pages show. She no longer brings up an appointment you cancelled or a routine you switched off, she keeps quiet about anything paused for Vacation Mode, and she reports the weather in the units you chose. The Family page shows what is actually coming up. Each member card was listing their oldest events, some from months back, which pushed the things happening this week off the card entirely. Every row now carries its date, so two visits at the same hour weeks apart no longer look like the same thing twice. Numbers agree with each other now. The count on a dashboard card matches the page it opens, the daily email matches the app, expiring pantry items actually reach your alerts, and a member's level matches the progress bar underneath it. When something does not save, NestBoard says so. A failed unlock, invite, chore tick or check in used to look like it worked. Money is honest too, so a chore reopened after its allowance was spent shows the balance going back down instead of quietly keeping it. You can clear Robin's conversation history yourself, under Settings, then Privacy and Data. It clears the notes she saved as well, so she genuinely starts over. Also in this release: reminders step aside instead of covering the buttons in a form, your own notification sounds play, Settings reports what your phone is really doing with notifications instead of always showing a green tick, new routines ask which days they run, help bubbles open on the first tap, the sidebar tells you how many pages are still below the fold, and picking a plan works in Safari on iPhone.