Planshon

STARTING A PLAN IS A DIFFERENT THING NOW The ＋ used to open a small panel with every question on it at once, and then stop. It opens properly now, and asks one thing at a time — what you're making, what to call it, where, when, roughly what it should cost, what it needs doing, anything worth keeping at the top, and who's coming. Each answer folds up into a line you can tap to change, so you can always see what you've said. Skip anything you like. Skipping is an answer, and it won't ask you again. And the plan is real from the moment you name it, so leaving halfway through loses nothing — on a plane or anywhere else. Who's coming is the last question, because it's the only one that tells anybody. Everything before it is yours alone. OR SAY IT IN A LINE "Just say it" is now the first thing you see when you start something. Describe the plan in a sentence and Planshon fills in what it can, and shows you before anything exists. ASK WHAT ELSE IT NEEDS On the "what does it need" step there is a button that reads the plan and comes back with ideas — a job for somebody to claim, a cost to expect, a question for the group. Every line needs its own tap; nothing is added for you. And every job carries a Find, so the thing you need can be searched for right there. COME BACK AND SEE WHAT MOVED Open Planshon after a day away and it no longer drops you into the middle of a conversation you have lost the thread of. There is a page first: what's on today, what wants something from you, where you left off, what's coming up. One tap to any of it. AND A CRASH, FIXED Making a room in Chats closed the app. The room was always there when you opened Planshon again, but it died on the way in. It doesn't any more. A room's own controls are reachable now too — the ＋ used to sit on top of the last one. Planshon still never takes a payment. Buying and booking happen on the seller's own site.