An AI assistant connected to Tiledash can now build partials with parameters, try each state before saving, and give you a live preview link with a control for each parameter.

Choose Edit sidebar under your name to move dashboards, hide the ones you rarely open and hide pages such as the Store. Your widgets, Themes, Store and Energy settings now sit at the bottom of the sidebar. Recent and All dashboards left it; the switcher (⌘K) still finds every dashboard.

Declare what a partial takes, such as an on/off switch, a number or a choice, each with a label and a default. The editor shows a control for each one, and widgets that render the partial are checked against them when you save.

In the widget, partial and theme editors, ⌘S (Ctrl+S on Windows and Linux) saves, just like the Save button.

In Links and screens, Theme… on a paired screen sets the theme and motion it wears, so you don't have to walk to the tablet. Set it back to the screen's own choice any time.

In edit mode, make a group with a name and an icon and drag dashboards into it. Groups fold open and closed, and you can hide them too.

Publish a partial to the store and install other people's, then render one in your widgets by its store id. Its page lets you try its parameters first, and it can't be uninstalled while a widget of yours still uses it.

Click a theme to see the whole app in it, then use it on this device or on your dashboards. This screen… in the account menu is now called This device…, as the theme you choose there stays on the device you set it on.

The widget and partial editors no longer hide the sidebar: they fold it to its icons for room, and one click opens it again. Your own sidebar setting stays as it was.

The widget editor suggests partial names, their parameters and fitting values as you type a render line. Hovering a render shows what the partial takes.

A partial now gets the tile's device only when it declares a device parameter, so it works in widgets without a device too, and the editor no longer previews every partial on a lamp. Partials you already have keep drawing as before.

Copy to my widgets and Copy to my themes now explain that a copy is yours to change, while installing uses the item as it is, with its updates, and offer to install instead.

When you picked a look for a widget in Add widgets, its highlight was cut off on one side. It now shows all the way round.

Your account now has a What's new tab with the version of Tiledash you're on and what changed in each release, newest first. A dot tells you when there's something you haven't seen yet.

The same list is on tiledash.app/changelog, and AI assistants connected to your Tiledash can read it too.

An Appliance tile without a name said "Washing machine" in its header, even for a dryer or dishwasher. It now shows the machine you chose, or "Appliance" when you picked another icon.

When today's energy or the electricity prices couldn't be loaded at first, for example while a wall panel was still connecting, their tiles stayed empty for five minutes. They now try again within seconds.

On a phone, swiping in the open menu sometimes scrolled the page underneath instead. The page now stays put while the menu is open, and the menu scrolls on its own when it's longer than the screen.

A dashboard opened as a popup or side panel always showed its Desktop arrangement, including tiles you had hidden on Phone. A side panel now shows the Phone layout, and a popup shows the layout for its own width, with the same tiles hidden.

Publishing to the store with a tag like "smoke alarm" did nothing and showed no error. Spaces in a tag now become dashes as you type, a tag the store won't take is marked with the reason, and any refused publish says why in the dialog.

When an assistant drew one of your widgets with a test device and picked that device for a setting, the setting stayed empty or showed a sample device instead. It now shows your test device.

The Accent colour in the theme editor said it also painted the first chart line, but it never did. The hint now lists what the accent really paints; chart lines are set on their own under All colours.

In the widget picker, clicking a device, flow or mood to see how it could look also ticked it, so it was added too. Clicking a row now only shows its looks. Tick its box, or pick a look, to add it.