June 15, 2026

New features

• Textbook figures now show their source. When Dr. Olivia shows you a real figure from one of your course textbooks, a small credit line now appears beneath it — the book title, author, edition, figure number, chapter, and page (whatever is known for that figure). The same credit appears under the figure in your post-session summary email, and where the book has a source link the credit is clickable. AI-generated images are unaffected: only real textbook figures carry a credit.

• Open a generated image in a new tab. When you enlarge an image Dr. Olivia generated for you, an Open in new tab button now lets you pop it out into its own browser tab to save or view full-size. (Textbook figures show their publisher citation instead, since those come from copyrighted source material.)

• Ask for a different picture and get a different picture. If an image isn't what you wanted, just tell Dr. Olivia — "that's not right", "show me a different one", "add labels", or "now the abnormal version". She no longer hands back the same picture: she finds a different matching textbook figure if one fits, and otherwise draws a fresh one for exactly what you asked. Refine as many times as you like.

• "Draw me" vs. "show me" — your words pick the source. Ask to be shown something ("show me…", "what does … look like", "describe…") and Dr. Olivia looks for the real textbook figure first. Ask her to create one ("draw me…", "sketch…", "illustrate…", or anything very specific and custom) and she draws it fresh instead of pulling a stock figure. Phrase it the way you want it.

Bug fixes

• Fixed: images no longer flash a blank box while loading. A figure's thumbnail now shows a loading placeholder until the picture has fully downloaded, instead of briefly collapsing into an empty space.