Fixes throughout, from two full reviews of the app: one across the whole codebase, and one focused on the Apple Watch and widgets. Apple Watch • A check-in made after you switch accounts now lands in the account you are signed into, rather than the one you signed out of. • Check-ins for days you had not opened in a while are no longer lost. • The watch refreshes when you raise your wrist instead of showing an older value. • Breathing sessions now mark the day as Meditated, the same way meditation does. Everywhere else • Creating an account, signing back in, and restoring an encrypted backup are all more reliable. • Journal sessions and meditations land on today rather than on a day you were browsing. • Guide conversations survive a lost connection instead of disappearing. • The check-in sheet follows along as you fill it in, and closes itself when you are done. • Your mood stays hidden on the lock screen widget until you unlock. • History and Insights keep up as you add entries.

Exports now reach the places you actually keep things. Your encryption key file, your encrypted backup, and your PDF exports go through the share sheet, so they can land in a cloud drive, in Files, or in an email to a care provider. PDFs export as real PDF files. Check in from your home screen. A new widget and a Siri shortcut let you log a mood in one tap, without opening the app. Your guides can speak. Replies can be read aloud, and you can dictate an entry instead of typing it. A thorough accessibility pass. VoiceOver labels across the app and the Apple Watch app, stronger color contrast on every theme, and text sizing that respects your settings. Premium now starts with a 7-day free trial. Fixes: pattern analysis no longer loses text if you switch cards while it is still writing. Journal entries can be selected and copied, including the reflections inside them. Signing in with Apple no longer leaves you looking at an empty journal.