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Every report now ends with exactly three Recommended Next Steps — concrete moves drawn from what was actually said. Enforced in the system itself, so it can never come back with one or two.

Internal coaching jargon (“level two posture,” “level one phrase”) is gone from every part of the report. Readers get the same assessment in words that make sense on first read.

Every report now closes with “Your Influence Coach, Christian Hansen” — including reports created before this update.

When a category truly has nothing done well, the report now says “Sadly, we couldn’t find enough positives that merit attention.” instead of looking blank. The no-made-up-praise rule stays.

The category label that was getting cut off on the chart now reads “Validation” with room to breathe — it can’t clip anymore.

The leftover testing note (“this can take a few minutes on the free model”) is removed. First-time users just see the fun rotating phrases.

A third way to browse your conversations: by call date, newest first — alongside By Call Type and By Relationship.

Switch the dashboard between the card gallery and a compact list (think Finder on your Mac). Works in every view, and remembers your choice.

Cards no longer preview raw pasted transcript. Each shows a one-sentence summary of the call — the type and who it was between.

Find any user by name or email as you type. Ready for the pilot, when 30–50 people are in the system.

The CH mark from your logo now appears in the browser tab, bookmarks, and on phone home screens.

The homepage rebuilt with your new copy and layout — the connection-as-premium-currency story, the 7 Dimensions, a sample scorecard, and the free-first-scorecard offer — in your blue and orange brand.

Discover (free: 7 days unlimited, then 3 reports/month), Practice (25/month), Mastery (unlimited). Every new signup starts on Discover automatically.

When someone pays in Kajabi, the app hears about it in seconds and unlocks their plan. If they don’t have an account yet, the app creates one for them on their purchase email and sends a set-your-password link — wrong-email mixups become impossible.

A Choose your plan page, an Upgrade link in the menu, and a friendly upgrade screen when someone hits their monthly limit — instead of a dead end.

Forgot password on the login page plus the set-password page new buyers land on. Branded account emails.

Every user’s plan and this-month usage at a glance (“practice · 11/25”), plus a manual plan override for fixing anything by hand.

Every free signup is automatically registered as a contact in your Kajabi, attached to the Discover offer — so your email marketing reaches them from day one.

The site is being recolored to your new palette — navy, gold, and sand (from your phrasebook page), replacing the earlier blue and orange. On a private preview now for your sign-off; goes live once you approve.

Before scoring, the user confirms “I have permission to use this transcript.” The Score button stays locked until they do, and each report records that they agreed — a clean consent trail for a tool built on other people’s conversations.

New buyers get a username (their email) and a temporary password, then set their own on first sign-in. A new “next steps” page walks them through it right after checkout.