- Money now reads the same everywhere — in your currency, then in dollars. When you name a budget in euros, pounds or anything else, Mira picks up that exact currency for the little budget question instead of guessing, and she tells you plainly at the time that the brief itself will show the figure converted to US dollars. The brief then prints a clean range like
$400–$1,200 with no stray "USD" tacked on the end. No more mixed signals about what number you actually agreed to.
- The "Sign in to Fiverr" button on the results page just signs you in. Before, that button could quietly pull you into a different flow; now it does the plain, expected thing — open Fiverr sign-in and bring you back — so the results you were looking at stay exactly where they were.
- The side-by-side comparison of your top talent gets two honest new rows. Each candidate now carries a short "Mira's take" and a "Still open" note — written by the same assistant that pitched them — so you can see her read and the one thing left to check at a glance. The old "Responds in" band, which wasn't always trustworthy, is gone.
- Switching accounts leaves nothing behind. When you sign out of one account and into another, the leftover memory of "where you were" is now cleared, so your new session can't accidentally get stuck on the previous account's shortlist.
A tidy correctness day: budget currency and conversion are now consistent across the question, the prose and the brief; the results-page sign-in behaves plainly; the compare table gains Mira's-take and Still-open rows and sheds the flaky Responds-in band; account switching clears stale state; and June's 5–6 Jun daily updates were backfilled with fresh hero art. 9 commits, all recruiter.