This release is mostly about one thing: making what you already know about your body count for something. Log what actually matters Low mood, low libido and vaginal dryness are now things you can log in one tap. They were missing, which meant the symptoms women are most often dismissed about were the ones Kriva couldn't count. If you don't have periods, your quick-log tiles now start with hot flashes, sleep and mood instead of cramps. Your appointment, with evidence Visit Prep has a Prepare and a Debrief side now, so what the doctor said gets recorded and Kriva can follow it up. Park a question the moment you think of it and it's waiting for you at the next visit. The PDF includes a body map of where symptoms actually sit. HRT, tracked properly Patch and dose reminders that follow your regimen. Past regimens stay visible after you stop. Kriva will tell you if something that was working seems to be fading — and if bleeding after menopause needs a same-week call. Your labs, read in context Results are interpreted against your age and, where it matters, your cycle phase — because the same number means different things in different weeks. Trends across multiple reports, not one result in isolation. Snap it One photo of a meal, an HRT box, or a supplement. Kriva reads it and files it. A calmer Today Today now shows at most two observations at a time, with everything else one tap away under "What Kriva noticed". Safety cards come first, always. "Close" is gone from the app — it's Done, or Cancel when you'd lose something. Also Voice notes. Export every log you've written as a file you own. A fix for the profile that could go missing after switching devices, and a plain explanation when iCloud is behind. Everything private stays on your phone. No ads, no tracking, no selling your data.

Kriva now remembers what your body has been trying to tell you, and turns that memory into next steps. HRT tracked with context A week-by-week timeline shows what to expect (fluid retention often peaks around week 2, mood usually steadies by week 6, most clinicians review around week 8), layered over every symptom and note you've logged. Free-text notes on any day, not just when you're logging a specific effect. The Regimen, Apply, and Note tabs are reordered to match how you actually use them. A gentler home A one-tap check-in: Better, Same, or Feels off. Silent once you've tapped for the day. Tapping "Feels off" opens Help Me Now: two questions, then four grounded answers (what may be contributing, what could help now, what to watch, when to seek care). For menopause, post-menopause, and users who have cycle tracking off, Kriva no longer shows cycle framing that doesn't apply. Small things that matter Search is available from every tab, not just Today. The check-in button matches the clock (Afternoon, Evening, not always Good morning). Face ID no longer double-prompts after a failed scan. Cards align. Icons align. Eyebrows fit their pills. Not medical advice. If something feels serious, contact your clinician.

Added lab reports + preventive care to the "listen" bullet. Added "Reflection moments" to WHAT ELSE IS IN THE LOOP. Removed "FREE DURING EARLY ACCESS" section. Replaced with a KRIVA+ section that names the trials honestly (7-day annual, 3-day monthly) and calls out the Founding Member grant for existing users. UI/UX improvements

HRT support — track patches/pills/gels, log side effects, rotate sites; cited safety card (progesterone-purpose) Bone & fall health — new logs for falls & fractures, body measurements, and chair-rise / one-leg / grip strength. Discover + on-device fuzzy search — find any feature by name; optional Apple Foundation Models parse natural-language intent. Life-stage first, cycle second — perimenopause / menopause / post-menopause guidance now works fully without tracking a cycle.

Version 2.1 brings the most significant update since launch — a new icon, a redesigned doctor export, experiment improvements, and a lot of small things that should have been there from the start. NEW ICON A new Kriva mark. The feminine profile forms the spine of the K. A hairline seal ring. A four-pointed star at the top. Quiet confidence. HEALTH SUMMARY PDF The doctor export is completely redesigned. Your Kriva mark in the header, your name and profile on the right, a structured layout with lab values, symptoms, mood trend, health signals, experiments, and journal excerpts. A doctor note and a safety disclaimer are included. Share with your GP, OB-GYN, or endo before your next appointment. PREPARE FOR YOUR DOCTOR Three paths in one place: export as a PDF, generate AI-ready text to paste into any health AI, or ask Kriva to build your visit brief — what to say, what to ask, what tests to request. Based on your actual data. EXPERIMENTS — Stop an experiment from the Running header, not buried at the bottom of the card. — Delete past experiments with a swipe. — When it's hot where you are (over 30°C), heat-sensitive actions like heat pads and unsoaked flax seeds now show a climate-aware alternative. — The app chooses the best experiment template for you based on your cycle phase, HRV, sleep, dietary restrictions, and weather — not just the first one in the list. — New: Hormonal migraine prevention protocol (magnesium + B2 + consistent sleep — Level A evidence). NEED A MOMENT New practices: Physiological Sigh, Yoga Nidra (step-by-step), NSDR (10-minute timer), Happy Baby, and Malasana. Each chosen because it has genuine evidence for women's hormonal health — not added to fill space. Plan items with a linked practice now show a "Try it now" button that opens the experience directly. NAVIGATION The Kriva mark appears before the screen title on every screen. Consistent. Intentional. YOUR SPACE (PROFILE) The Privacy Vault is now a full screen — see exactly what Kriva holds, in which categories, with export and retention settings two taps away. ABOUT KRIVA Rewritten. No cultural references. A clean brand story, feature overview, and the mission paragraph. BUG FIXES AND STABILITY — Fixed a hang at launch caused by incorrect Swift concurrency isolation in the data retention task. — CloudKit background sync now correctly requests the processing and fetch background modes it needs. — Symptom log: "Mood low" removed (mood has its own dedicated tracker). "Clear day" kept. — Experiment daily logs were missing from the SwiftData schema — fixed. Your data was safe; logging now persists correctly. — Tab switching no longer animates the content — screens cut cleanly, the way Apple's own tabs do. — Top padding is now consistent across all screens. Thank you for being here during early access. Every piece of feedback shapes what comes next. kriva.ai

Kriva 2.0. A full rewrite from the ground up. - A daily read tuned to your hormones, written like a careful friend - Plan tiles for food, move, sleep, and recovery — tap to track what helped - Ask Kriva — a private question whenever you want context - Period heads-up and luteal heads-up pings, once per cycle - Apple Watch companion with live-heart-rate breath practices - Visit Prep PDF your doctor can scan in 30 seconds - Lock-screen and home-screen widgets - A quiet care safety net with locale-aware crisis-line resources Your data lives on your phone and syncs through your own iCloud. Kriva can't see it. Free during early access. Tell us what you think.

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1. App display name change. 2. Fixed login with Google sign in