What changed, and what it means for your work

25 October 2026 — Easier to save, return and review

• Optional browser autosave and a persistent save bar for generic workspace notes and progress. Autosave starts off; downloads remain available.
• Saved setup actions open at the relevant item, and practice-profile shortcuts open the profile editor.
• Named reviews can be updated, archived and restored. Scenario names are editable, and matching session templates can be updated without adding duplicates.
• Annual overhead and weekly non-session time breakdowns, including assessment costs, scoring and reports.
• An assessment-enquiry template and a fictional report-deadline exercise for practitioners who provide those services.
• A grouped task selector on small screens, retained template and decision-exercise selection, and clearer temporary exercise-response downloads.

Existing backups remain readable. Saving is still on this browser only; it does not sync between devices. Typed clinical exercise responses remain temporary and downloadable separately.

8 October 2026 — More dependable recovery and reviews

• Practice-note recovery validates your retained practice data separately from excluded clinical fields.
• Older setup-stage selections return to the first stage instead of an empty page.
• Planner snapshots keep the original hours calculation, and startup budgets accept decimal amounts.
• Closing a clinical pack returns keyboard focus to its opening control, with a safe content fallback if that control is no longer available.

6 October 2026 · Turn plans into reusable work

• Task-based entry, resume navigation and saved setup actions with review dates.
• Generic business templates and anonymous enquiry totals now included in optional browser saving and backups.
• A personal working-hours limit, startup reserve worksheet and dated practice reviews.
• Four fictional decision exercises and printable business documents.
• A public business-tool sample, clearer annual pricing and sign-in recovery guidance.
• Additional safeguards for unreadable free-library saved work.

When you return

Review the new default 32-hour weekly limit and replace it with your actual available time. Existing saved scenarios receive this default without changing their fee or income assumptions. Your historical pathway ticks remain “considered”; they do not mean the new action records are complete.

Save workspace now includes generic communication templates and anonymous counts. Keep client names and details out of these fields. Old backups remain readable; newly added fields start empty.

This release changes tools and presentation. It does not constitute a fresh legal, clinical or cultural review of the underlying guidance.