New in version 2.0 Mori stays quiet and minimal — but becomes much more personal. Version 2.0 adds reflections, life phases, a month view, richer widgets, and more ways to not only see your time, but give it context. What’s new: - Current week The current week now has its own focused view. It makes the present moment clearer and gives you space for a short weekly reflection. - Weekly reflections You can now add a note, mood, and meaningful-week marker to individual weeks. Reflections stay private and are meant as small snapshots, not a performance review. - Month view The new month view makes individual weeks easier to reach. Tap a week tile to open that week and reflect on it. - Life phases In addition to single life events, you can now mark longer chapters of your life. Life phases appear as subtle bands in the weekly grid and help reveal larger patterns. - Improved life events Life events can now include categories, symbols, and colors. This makes meaningful moments easier to distinguish in the grid. - Review The new review view shows what has happened since your last birthday: events, reflections, and meaningful weeks. - What-if mode Scenario mode lets you temporarily explore how certain inputs would affect the visualization, without changing your profile. - Richer widgets Widgets now show not only remaining weeks, but also important events and life phases relative to the larger grid. - More display options Age markers, life phases, and event markers can now be shown or hidden individually. - iCloud backup Optional iCloud backup has been added, making it easier to keep personal entries backed up and synced. - Better setup Setup has been expanded, giving you a calmer start and more control over how much you want to enter right away. - Dark Mode improvements Markers, life phases, and events are now easier to see in Dark Mode. - Many small refinements Texts, labels, navigation, localization, and widgets have been refined throughout the app to make Mori feel clearer, calmer, and more consistent. Reminder Mori is a visualization and an approximation. It is not health or life advice, and it does not replace medical judgment. Just a quiet mirror for time — to help you choose more consciously.

New in this version Mori remains quiet and minimal — but becomes a little more human. This update improves localization, fixes language inconsistencies, and introduces life events: a simple way to mark meaningful moments in the visual flow of your weeks. What’s new: - Life events You can now add personal life events with a title, date, color, and optional note. They appear directly in the weekly grid, so important moments become visible within the larger shape of a life. - Edit life events Existing life events can now be opened and edited directly. This makes it easier to refine the timeline as memories, milestones, or meanings change. - Localization fixes Fixed several issues in English and German translations, including widget-related texts and language consistency across parts of the app. - Better text consistency Labels, section titles, and descriptions have been refined to feel calmer, clearer, and more aligned with the tone of Mori. Reminder Mori is a visualization and an approximation. It is not health or life advice, and it does not replace medical judgment. Just a quiet mirror for time — to help you choose more consciously.

New in this version Mori remains minimal — and becomes a little more personal. This update extends the health fine-tuning options and makes the idea of “good weeks” more transparent, without disturbing the calm nature of the app. What’s new: - Extended health inputs (optional) You can now add simple, optional reflections on sleep, stress, screen time, everyday movement, diet, and social contact. Everything stays intentionally rough — for awareness, not control. - Refined calculation of “good weeks” The new inputs gently influence the life-time estimation. Effects are deliberately small, so nothing feels abrupt or artificial. - Improved data stability Internal changes ensure existing profiles continue to work reliably after updating. - Better widget synchronization Changes in the settings are now passed to widgets more consistently. - Small UI improvements Clearer labels, better readability, and more consistent behavior across the settings. Reminder Mori is a visualization and an approximation. It is not health or life advice, and it does not replace medical judgment. Just a quiet mirror for time — to help you choose more consciously.

Hello Mori enthusiasts, this update only adjusts the language setting: Mori now reliably follows your iOS system language (German or English). No other changes in this version. New features are already in the works—stay tuned! Best, the Mori Team