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  1. Reports read in the order you need them, and export as PDF

    A run report now answers its three questions in order — did it pass, why, and what were the numbers — so a failed run puts its cause under the verdict rather than under a grid of metrics. Reports on paid plans export to PDF from the report page and from a shared link.

    • Put what went wrong directly under the verdict on a failed run, with the missed targets, the failed checks and the runner's own problems gathered in one place.
    • Gave size to the three numbers the verdict turns on, each tagged met or missed against the target it was judged by.
    • Moved what the run was set to — users, duration, test type — beside the verdict as settings, since it is what was asked for rather than what happened.
    • Added Save as PDF to the report page and to shared links.

  2. Recent runs, and a reports section that shows the real thing

    The Recent runs panel now scrolls in its own panel instead of pushing the window, and the landing page's reports section shows a report as the Studio actually stacks it.

    • Kept Recent runs inside its panel on every screen size.
    • Redrew the landing page's reports section as the report itself, without tabs it does not have.

  3. A pricing page of its own

    Plans are now a page rather than a strip: each tier carries its hue, its price and the month's allowance as a bar, and a custom plan gets its own band instead of a card with two empty columns.

    • Added the pricing page, with every plan and the three questions people ask.
    • Gave the custom plan its own band, describing what it adds over the dearest tier.
    • Self-hosted the page fonts so every machine reads the same shapes.

  4. Changing plan no longer means checking out again

    A workspace with a subscription changes plan in place, and a cancelled subscription says when it ends rather than when it renews.

    • Changed plan through the existing subscription instead of a second checkout.
    • Said "ends on" rather than "renews on" once a subscription is cancelled.
    • Made every plan a ladder, so an upgrade never loses a feature.

  5. Every screen works on a narrow one

    The Studio fits a phone: the workspace tree becomes a drawer below the tablet width and every settings screen reflows rather than scrolling sideways.

    • Turned the tree into a drawer on phones, and kept the column on tablets.
    • Reflowed the editor, the report and the settings screens for narrow windows.
    • Gave the panel that decides a run one width, one focus ring and one set of labels.