Sophie knows your life better. She now keeps a map of the people, places and projects you talk about — and how they connect to your cycle — so she remembers the whole story, not just last week. Also fixed: • Sophie no longer asks about an earlier cycle when your log already answers it • Exporting a long chat is lighter on memory • If we already sent your confirmation email, we say so instead of showing an error • Coming back to the app after your phone slept is smoother

Sophie remembers your earlier conversations. Ask her about last week and she looks it up, instead of starting over. She also stops ending every reply with the same four numbers. Also fixed: • The "Something went wrong" screen after switching apps • Exporting a long chat could close the app • Answering a question about an earlier cycle could log a period for today • The workout calendar showed the wrong month

Sophie answers faster now, and she keeps what you give her. • Her voice, rebuilt: she answers about a second after you tap, speaks first instead of waiting, and you can talk over her without the pause that used to break the spell. • The Lock Screen: your call sits there with Pause, Resume and End, so the conversation survives a locked phone, a pocket, or a walk to the car. • Share a document with her: a PDF, a Word file, a chapter you love. She keeps it, and a week later you can ask what it said and she will open it rather than guess. • Tell her how to think: "read everything through this from now on" becomes a lens she holds in every conversation after, by voice and by text, until you take it away. Both live in Settings › Sophie's memory, yours to rename, remove or bring back. • She knows your steps, and she will tell you when your ring last synced rather than pretend the number is fresh. • The sky, said properly: the new moon's own sign and the date it happened, alongside where the Moon is tonight. • Onboarding tells you how far you have come, in minutes rather than steps. • Fixed: a question that could stack two answers on top of each other on Today; the hero going blank after your phone woke; a partner nudge that promised to reach him when his phone was not set up yet; and a handful of ways signing up could stall on an older phone.

Your signs, beside your temperature. Every LH test, mucus note and PdG result you log now sits under your temperature chart, cycle after cycle, so you can see your surge line up with the shift. Tap any day for the details. One story on every screen. Once your temperature says luteal has likely begun, Sophie says so everywhere at once, from Her Pulse to the Oracle to your reading. The day's move follows your phase. When your phase changes during the day, your next move is re-chosen once and tells you so.

Sophie now sees luteal coming. Your temperature usually rises a day or two after ovulation, and three nights are needed to be sure. Sophie no longer waits in silence. When two nights are up and one more would settle it, she tells you: likely luteal, one more night confirms it. Home, the Cycle chart, Luteal Watch, the day's move and Sophie herself all read the same call. Your fertile window is never closed on a guess. Only a confirmed shift does that. Your ring's night reaches Sophie the moment it lands. If the app is open, it refreshes on its own instead of waiting for you to reopen it. The moon in Cosmos comes back as its 3D self every time. The rare static moon after a visit elsewhere is fixed. When your phase changes during the day, the day's move is chosen again, once, and the card says so. Sharper chart: a provisional ovulation marker and hollow dots for likely luteal nights, until the temperature settles it.

Your daily reading now has editions — phase changes, moon-workbook eves, affirmations, intentions and a birthday chapter, each with its own cover. Also in this update: • Log fertile signs — LH surges, cervical mucus and more — and they stay in step across all your devices • Meet Sophie on day one: a new welcome story, with replay and resume • Sophie learns your cycle length from your whole history, not just the last few cycles • Smoother graphics everywhere — the moon, the sky and the story no longer blink or reload under pressure • Small fixes throughout

· The Today screen now recovers on its own if iOS reclaims its graphics — no more restarting the app to bring it back · Birth time and city now stick everywhere the moment you save them · Temperature analysis now recognizes slow, gradual ovulation rises — not just sharp jumps · Gentler wording when a cycle runs long

Getting started is faster and asks less of you. · Sign-up is shorter — birth time and city have moved into Cosmos, where you can add them whenever you like. · If you don't know your birth time, the Moon now says when a reading is approximate instead of quietly guessing. · The period question can be skipped, with honest options for pregnancy, postpartum, birth control, or simply not remembering. · Onboarding now looks and feels like the rest of the app. · Importing your history from another app actually takes you there. · Fixes for reminders and settings that didn't always save.

Sophie now asks. When your period is due, she checks in instead of guessing silently — and learns from every answer. Bring your history with you. Import past periods from Apple Health or a CSV from your old app — labeled, previewed, never overwriting what you logged. Your data, in the open. See exactly how many nights your ring measured, who receives what (and who never can), and export your complete cycle record straight from the app. Choose her volume. Quiet, Balanced, or Chatty — how often Sophie reaches out is now yours in Settings. Plus a softer luteal heads-up in your own words, honest trial reminders, and dozens of small fixes.

Sophie now keeps cycle-timed promises. Ask her for a reminder "the five days before my period" or "during my luteal phase" — morning and evening if you like — and it fires only inside that window, following your forecast as it shifts. Today's Reading gets its affirmation back. Every reading now ends on one — morning, welcome-back, evening — and the fertile-window forecast in the story matches your Cycle tab exactly. Your Moon Rhythm, deeper. A Moon Crossing card shows where your bleed sits in the sky, how it's drifting, and when it will cross into a new placement; the Sky Ledger stamps every bleed and confirmed ovulation with the real moon it fell under. Evening moon notes arrive two or three nights a month — set them to quiet, balanced, or chatty in Settings. Cycle chart: readings on period days are easier to see, and days inside a period you logged now say "logged," not "estimated." Also: redeemed codes and passes now carry across reinstalls and new phones; ovulation and luteal timing are derived from your own cycle length instead of a fixed day; a clearer note on Apple Watch temperature (it needs about five nights of sleep to start); smoother Sophie chat close; and general fixes and stability improvements.

Fixes in-app purchases and subscription setup, plus reliability improvements to notifications and daily readings.

Sophie's reminders grew up: snooze or complete them right from the notification, and one-time reminders now ring even if your phone is offline. See everything Sophie is holding for you — reminders, watches, goals — in Settings. Plus a more reliable morning story and polish throughout.

Sophie has a new name on the App Store — Sophie: Cycle Intelligence. Same Sophie, clearer promise. Also in this update: the Today So Far strip no longer flashes while it refreshes, the Stress tab now waits for today's real numbers instead of showing yesterday's, and small polish throughout.