What's changed
The small changes I make to this site, as they ship, newest first. No roadmap and no countdown, just what actually changed. New lessons are on the learning path; this page is for everything around them.
October 2026
- Words from a lesson’s glossary now show their meaning right where you read them: hover over one or reach it with the keyboard on a computer, or tap it on a phone. A small question mark beside each one sets it apart from links to other pages.
- I added a volunteers page for native or near native speakers who want to improve nidhi’s translations, help translate the lessons, or hear from me when their language opens. The home page and the footer point to it, and the privacy notice says what its form collects and how long it is kept.
- This page now groups changes by day, and folds older months so the latest stay easy to find.
- The waitlist box now shows how many people have joined, rounded down in steps of 20, once there are 20. It never shows anything about any one person, and the privacy notice says so.
- You can follow this page by RSS now, in your own language.
- The About page now says how many distinct sources the lessons point to, counted from the lessons themselves.
- The Mastery level now says "Not yet available" instead of "Being written", which is more honest: its lessons are not out yet.
- All four free tools now have the planner waitlist box, and all ask the same way, each with one line on what the planner adds.
- The home page now gives one lesson count, at the top and in the FAQ alike. The two had disagreed by one.
- There's now this page: a short list of what changed on the site, newest first.
- The beliefs page and my story are in my own voice now. They say "I", because it is one person: me.
- When I correct a lesson, the fix is now shown at the top of that lesson and listed on the editorial policy page.
- The About page now says how AI tools are used here: they help research, draft and check, and I read and approve every lesson before it goes out.
- The home page now says what free and private mean, right under the buttons: no account, no ads, and what you type in the tools stays on your device.
- The lesson routes on the home page now start with the one for lives the standard plan doesn't fit.
- On phones, the card at the top of the home page is simpler now: just the three steps.
- Lesson titles now say the same thing in search results as on the page, and lessons for particular lives name who they are for.