- Updated the reflection card captions to be more literal and easier to understand. - Adjusted the thresholds for what allows certain cards to fire, requiring more evidence for them to confidently fire. This impacts both short and long-term cards. - Added a couple more reflection cards to the catalog, as well as discarded and removed a couple low-value ones. - Added subtext to compliment each reflection card. In combination with the main caption and the new visual summary (See below), should allow each card itself to be more actionable rather than simply saying "Your Mondays were the lowest compared to other weekdays", without more context that makes them useful. - Added a visual summary for majority of the reflection cards, aside from one and two. This allows to better understand what your data means and how it's important without always having to go the day bubbles and manually figure this out yourself. (Which is obviously very exhausting) - Improved the performance when transitioning from list -> calendar and vice versa. Generally speaking, it should be more snappier than it was before.

App: - Updated the appearance of sections in the help section. It is more visually prominent and now includes animations when opening and closing one. - Updated the reflection card captions to be more literal to be easier to understand. This does not change the conditions underneath for a specific one to fire. - Added a popup regarding future changes to the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy. Only shows for current users who've already agreed to the terms prior to using Spoons. Will only appear in the future if there is a change related to either of these. Other: - Updated the Privacy Policy and TOS.

- Updated the access period from 30 days -> 90 days. This is an intentional and permanent change and I personally felt that the 30 day period was far too short for the full value of spoons to be at it's strongest. - Added an "Extend to 60 days" button" once trial has expired. This only shows up for current expired users who's trial has ended recently. This compliments the update mentioned above and allows you to use Spoons for roughly 2 more months before you can make a decision whether or not you want to describe. No pressure if you can't/don't want to, of course! - Added reflection cards - This rests in the calendar view and should make tracking feel more "automatic" so the patterns that you've been noticing with your data should take far less energy than it would have to deciper months and days of data manually. There are a total of 52 cards and a new one shows up roughly every 2.5 weeks. More info about this is included in the "?" section. You can disable these cards in settings at any time if you prefer to not see them. Feel free to let me know what you think of this feature, as I expect to improve and tweak it over time. - Just like before, reflection cards will NOT be paywalled. Promised just like before only the slider will be disabled once the trial expired, everything will remain useable regardless if a subscription is active or not. - Updated the "?" section to have tappable headers to view certain sections of text. Hopefully this should make viewing each of the sections one at a time far less draining. :) - Cleaned up some inaccuracies and wording in the agreement screen, paywall, and "?" text. - Updated the Base price from $7.99/mo & $79.99/year -> $2.99 month & $29.99/year. This is also intentional and permanent. The Spoons terms of service also ensures that the price MUST remain the same and must never go up. The new pricing for both the US and other countries should be applied by June 11th for both the yearly and monthly plans. Other: - Updated the Diagnosis funding page with updated info and cleared up a lot of inaccuracies. - Updated the Privacy Policy and TOS to compliment these changes.

- Added Calendar view: Allows you to view the previous 12 months of your data at any time. Each day is displayed as monochrome bubbles Brighter: Higher energy Darker: Lower energy - There is also a monthly average for months that have at least 2 days of entries for that month. Clicking on a bubble will show the entries for that day similar as before, as well as the average for that particular day - Cleaned up some text on the intro/onboarding screen & "?" text - Included some gentle animations in the app, involving the screen thumb release, Past 7 and past 30 day bubbles, and transitioning from list view -> Calendar (And vice versa) - Settings: new Leave a Review option

— Significantly improved the "?" help text to provide clarity on the short and long term value of Spoons, Autistic Burnout relevance, and more examples. — Added "Average" to each history boxes that has at least 2 entries or more. Useful to know how stable or demanding a particular day was, especially compared to others. — Other polishing and clarity tweaks.

Spoons Update 1.0.5: — Includes a sparkline for each day that has 2 or more entries. (This should make discovering patterns and trends on how your day was significantly easier at a glance, without having to expand and scan each entry.) — Includes "Past 7 Days" below the history tab. Displays the average of your entries from the past week, shown above the history with a row of bubbles to make the level easy to read at a glance. Appears as soon as you have entries in that window. — Includes "Past 30 Days below the history tab. Same idea over a longer window. Useful when noticing patterns like masking exhaustion or sensory load building up. Appears once you've been using Spoons for about a month. Tap the ? icon for more on what to look for. — Added bullets to each entry for easier scanning — Added some clarity improvements. — Added some gentle animations.

— Cleaned up some inaccuracies in the % distribution on the pricing section. — Added some additional information on the "?" button — Cleaned up wording on agreement screen and main interface.

— Added a help button with some helpful information — Edited the "No entries yet" text below the slider.

—Improved agreement screen clarity. — Added context to empty history view.