• On a free account your data now stays on your iPhone instead of going to the cloud. A membership — one covers you and your partner — keeps your history in the cloud for your AI and your partner. • A new layout: Health, MCP and Settings tabs — plus a Partner tab once you turn on Partner space — and Apple Health's categories on the Health tab • Log a symptom in a few taps on the Symptoms page, or just tell your AI — how bad, when it started and eased, what you think caused it — and your AI can line it up with your sleep, food and heart rate • Health Profile in Settings shows your sex, age and height from Apple Health, and your own AI can read them — a man with no partner no longer gets a cycle card on Health • Your AI reads more in one go: a whole year of sleep in a single call, and any daily measure — steps, HRV, weight, resting heart rate — over the dates you choose • If you already use MCP: ten per-measure read tools (get_hrv, get_activity, get_weight_trend and others) are now one, get_metric; the owner parameter is now partner=true; vaultbeat_status is part of vaultbeat_doctor; and pairing is the bind command on your computer. Update any prompt or script that names the old ones • New for your AI: log, edit and delete symptoms (log_symptom / update_symptom / delete_symptom), read your sex, age and height (get_user_profile), open any single night of sleep by date, and read your food log over the dates you choose • More accurate sleep numbers for your AI: naps and stage-less sleeps under 3 hours no longer count as a night's sleep but are still listed with their times, and a night the Watch wasn't worn no longer counts as zero sleep • Settings can show notices from us, and each of your AI servers now shows which MCP version it runs, whether a newer one is out, and when it was last used • With a membership or trial, every kind of record now uploads in the background, not just sleep — even with no Apple Watch — so what your AI can read keeps up without you opening the app • A trial now uploads your whole history instead of the last week, so your AI sees all of it from the first question • Weight now shows in the unit you use in Apple Health, and the card draws one point per day over the last 30 days with the date you last weighed in • In your full weight history, tap or drag along the chart to read any day's weigh-in • The nav bar and footer keep up with large text sizes — page titles no longer print over the back button, and the footer no longer breaks the name mid-word • Date and time controls now follow the app's language

Your older health history now catches up in about a minute — and finishes on its own in the background, instead of needing you to reopen the app over and over for weeks. If you have years of Apple Watch data, your AI can now reach all of it, not just the last month.

Turn the text size up and the layout keeps up — water containers, the sleep score ring, chart labels, section headers and the language switcher no longer crowd or break words in half. Also in this release: • An empty sleep card now tells you what you can check, instead of guessing why the data is missing • The membership screen says what you can do, rather than naming a protocol

A new look, and easier on the eyes — a calmer canvas, white cards, text that follows your system size, and a tap you can feel. Also in this release: • Free plans keep your most recent 7 days in the cloud — the same week the app already shows you and your partner. Recording, pairing and sharing all stay free; Pro keeps your whole history there for your AI • Pro costs less — one plan instead of two, with the yearly and lifetime prices cut • Setting up your AI is one line now — copy or share it to your computer, and your agent does the rest • The scanner now tells you when the pairing worked, and suggests what to ask your AI first

The AI access row no longer disappears when you pull to refresh — for anyone whose free days have ended, that row is the way to the plans. Also in this release: • Pro unlocks more reliably after you pay — a hiccup at the moment of purchase now retries instead of giving up • Have a code? Redeem it right on the plans screen — no trip to the App Store • The AI server package is now called vaultbeat-apple-health — the old name still works, but new setup instructions use this one • Partner Settings now says plainly what turning a share off does: your partner loses access right away, but anything their AI already downloaded stays with them

Your three free days now open the whole app — trend charts and full history included, not just the AI connection. Also in this release: • Pairing with your partner shares sleep both ways from the moment you accept, instead of leaving two switches off by default with each of you waiting on the other • Pairing now speaks up on both phones: you are told the moment someone enters your invite code, and once you accept, the person who entered it is told too • Everything you share with a partner — cycle, water, weight, notes — now lives on one page • Picking a plan takes two taps, select then Continue, so nothing gets bought by accident; and unpairing asks first, because it deletes what you have shared for both of you • The app introduces itself before asking you to sign in, and connecting an AI now starts with the steps and the exact command to run • Day view shows your last 7 nights on the free plan — older nights keep recording and stay yours — and you get a heads-up a night or two before you reach the edge

Connect your AI without a subscription. Pair a computer and you get three days of full agent access — counted from the moment your server actually connects, not from when you installed. Settings shows how long is left, so it never runs out without warning. Also in this release: • Connecting your AI now shows the command that actually prints the QR code — the old steps started with one that prints nothing at all • The scanner names that command too, if nothing has been scanned for a while • After connecting, the app tells you it is still sending your history, and resumes that transfer when you come back instead of only on a fresh launch • The cycle prediction card no longer looks like a locked paid feature on days there is nothing to predict yet • Settings now tells you when Apple Health itself is unavailable, instead of reporting it as a permission you declined • Plus now names the trends it unlocks — sleep, cycle and weight • The weight card no longer claims you have never weighed in when the real reason may be that Apple Health access was declined

• Your night card now appears on its own at bedtime — no need to open the app • Your night card now shows when your partner last woke up, instead of guessing whether they're asleep • See and remove the AI servers you've authorized, right from Settings • Turn on Settings › Allow AI to update Apple Health, and weight your AI logs reaches Apple Health — even on days you already weighed in • Tap your food card for the day in full — calories and protein, what you burned, and how the two line up with your weight • If your scale measures body fat, BMI or lean mass, your AI can now read those too • A stuck upload can be cleared in one tap from Settings • Past releases are now readable in the app — Settings › What's New • Other stability and sync fixes

Tether is now Vaultbeat — new name, same vault. Plus: • Log your strength training sets, synced privately and readable by your AI agent • See exactly which plan you're on, with your renewal date, in Settings • Nights estimated from motion are now clearly labeled • A proper welcome for new couples • New About MCP guide in Settings — everything your AI can see, and how to connect it • Sharper error messages when connecting your AI agent, and a new doctor self-check in the MCP server • Sync reliability fixes