Your life in weeks became a public starting point
- Anyone can enter a birth year and see a private life grid without creating an account.
- Weeks remaining now use age-conditional life expectancy everywhere instead of a fixed 4,000-week frame.
More possibilities became searchable
- The public experience library expanded to 322 ideas, each with its own readable page.
- Hobby discovery gained twelve practical facets, making combinations such as gentle, cheap, and screen-free answerable.
Guest journeys became more useful and private
- Daily and trajectory pages now offer a read-only sample instead of stopping at a sign-in wall.
- Sign-in returns people to the page they intended to use, while two privacy leaks and misleading progress surfaces were removed.