- Fogg answers in the app: ask in plain words, and Fogg reads the schedule, puts the activities on the screen and answers in a few lines.
- Every update is reviewed the moment it lands: what moved, where the delay starts, the findings in a planner’s words, and the project on one slide.
- The critical path has a place of its own: shown alone, played update by update with the finish moving, reviewed, and analysed for who moved the finish and why.
- Parties: who owns each activity, the Client, the Contractor or another party, in every filter, sort and export, and the delay on the driving path split between them.
- Charts of the workload, seven ways to read it, from the histogram and the bow wave to the heatmap and the treemap. A click on the treemap filters the schedule to that work.
- The first schedule trends: the activities that keep slipping, and the ones that keep behind plan, update after update.
- Comments sit on the chart beside their activities; an event keeps the date it happened.
- Every view exports: PNG, PDF, PowerPoint and Excel, every chart in light or dark, and the critical path as a film. The schedule prints as on the screen, with its legend and a revision box.
Several bug fixes and performance improvements.