Various bug fixes: Apple health periods now import in full, and gaps in data are treated carefully.

Create a report for your doctor that they won't wave away, formatted for clinical guidelines for your country. Updated insights to show clear visualizations of the patterns in your pain and across your cycles.

Your symptoms around your cycle. The insights page is rebuilt around one figure: a ring of your typical cycle, or every cycle as its own row, for pain, gut, bladder, fatigue or sleep. One sentence under it says what pum found and over how many cycles. Below it, what changes your symptoms, your IUD before and after, and the last six weeks against the eight before. Did the painkiller help? Log one on the pain form and pum asks. Each answer is kept with the pain it was taken for, so you can see which ones work for you. A quick log that fits you. Choose which symptoms sit on it, and keep the rest behind a more door. New doors for a morning oral temperature and for bed and wake times without a watch. Message the developer, from your You page. Attach a screenshot, get a reply in the same thread, stay anonymous if you like. What you log stays on your phone. Log periods from before you had pum: tap the rosette, then +. Your profile now takes when your symptoms began, family history, and whether fertility matters to you. All of it goes into your AI export.

Fixed a crash that could hit when deleting an event, and hardened every screen that lists your data against the same fault. A small release that makes everything sturdier.

Pum now has a feedback line built in. open your You page, tap feedback, and say what's working, what isn't, or what you wish pum did. it's anonymous unless you add an email for a reply. Every message is read by the person who builds pum. Also in this update: the first time pum opens after an App Store install, it sends one anonymous "opened" signal, so we know how many downloads become real users. No health data, no identifier, just a count. The privacy policy at pum.me covers it in full.

A small update — you can now rate pum from settings → about, whenever you feel like saying something.

Pum now reads combined birth control correctly. Withdrawal bleeds are labelled as you log them and kept out of your cycle statistics — so the picture underneath stays true — and your pill schedule now carries a soft estimate of your next break-week bleed. Also in this release: a new app icon, clearer answers when a quiet cycle reaches the edge of Pum's estimate, a smoother Apple Health setup, and predictions that adapt faster when your rhythm shifts.