One free listen a month, and speech bubbles that talk

Before, clicking the headphones without a subscription went straight to the plans window. Now, if you're not signed in, the headphones open the sign-in window, and the section starts as soon as you're signed in. With a free account, you get one section a month, read in my voice, which you can listen to again as often as you like until the end of the month. At the end, playback stops instead of moving on to the next section, and a window tells you when your next free listen comes back.

The Ipanema picture, where I say that none of this is new, now has its own headphones button, which reads its three speech bubbles. In « How to get back to a “normal” life », listening no longer skips the three drawings: the young man describing what he hears and the psychiatrist each have their own voice, generated by AI, and my voice takes over again for the new normal path.

At the top of every version page, four cards tell you on which day of the project it came out, how long after the previous one, how many versions followed and how long it's been online. Below, a timeline places every version since the first commit, on May 25, 2026: hover over a dot to see its date and title, and click to open it. The type of each change is now written in your language.

Under each menu entry, a small line sums up what's behind it: the number of plans and their starting price, the stories available, the number of tools, the price of a coaching session, how long ago the last message was posted in the Positive Safe Space and the number of upcoming tasks on the roadmap.