The NabuOS app arranges itself by the seat you hold — sales people get customers, follow-ups and invoices one tap from the top; every other seat opens on projects, their own tasks and the deadlines. New Projects screen with each board's progress.
The top bars now start under the phone's status bar when the panel is installed on the home screen, the Mizito shell's round buttons grew to the 44px touch floor, and the menu sheet's ✕ became a full-size button with the panel's own icon.
The app now lays itself out by the seat you hold in the business — sales people get customers, follow-ups and invoices one tap from the top; every other seat opens on projects, their own tasks and the deadlines. A new Projects screen with each board's progress.
On a first visit the panel now wears the skin of the device it is opened on — iOS on an iPhone, Material on Android, macOS and Windows on their desktops — and the mobile top bar keeps every control in the safe area with a 44px touch target.
The invite button now drops every notified member straight into the room, even from a browser — Telegram, Bale, a phone push — that has never signed in to the panel. The online meeting button also moved from the board to every tab of the project.
You can now mark a tool — creating a project, say — so it never runs without your approval, even in full_auto mode. It stays available by hand: it just asks first.
Drop a picture up to 12 MB or a video up to 18 MB into the console, pick it with the "Attach a file" button or paste it; pictures gain a thumbnail on the spot and videos show their length.
When your message names exactly one of your skills, that skill takes effect for that thread on its own; and in the console settings' Skills section, an "Add suggested skills" button plants five ready-made skills in one press.