Your days, counted correctly. HypoMe now starts and ends each day where you actually live — across clock changes, and past midnight — so what you log is what your results report. • Days that line up with your life — they start and end in your own time zone, including the two days a year the clocks change. Reminders, streaks and experiment lengths no longer land an hour out, and a check-in you open late at night stays on the day you opened it. • Apple Health sleep counts toward the day you wake up, not the day you went to bed — and sleep already recorded the old way has been corrected for you. • Results that match what you logged — a fully logged experiment is never reported as cut short, and completeness is measured over the stretch your run actually covered. • Editing an old check-in no longer marks it as logged late. The record reflects when you first saved it, and existing entries have been repaired. • Voice check-in handles a hard moment with care — if what you say touches something HypoMe should not try to answer, it shows crisis resources and stops, instead of asking you to try again. • Crossover designs, fully supported — an A/B/A experiment names and counts every phase, in the schedule, the results and the exported PDF. • Keep going offline — build an experiment, check in and manage your runs with no connection, and Apple Health imports are saved to your device rather than dropped. • Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets stay current as the day turns over, and Siri shortcuts reach the right screen from wherever you are. • Fixed: text now wraps instead of overflowing at the largest accessibility sizes, and returning to a tab no longer stacks a second copy of the app behind it. HypoMe now requires iOS 16.4.

Some days log themselves. When every outcome in your experiment comes from Apple Health, HypoMe closes the day for you — and keeps doing it while the app is closed. • Passive tracking — point an experiment at Apple Health and it records each day without a check-in. The next time you open the app it asks the one thing it cannot read: whether you actually stuck with the change. • Two new Apple Health outcomes — body weight and resting heart rate, alongside sleep, steps, heart rate variability, active calories and blood glucose. • Easier to find — the Apple Health option now opens by default when your outcome is a number, and the other outcome types tell you it is there. • Baseline from your own history — when HypoMe reconstructs a baseline from Apple Health data you already had, it tells you how many days it imported and lists them on the experiment. • Rename an experiment after it starts, or after it finishes, so a run you named badly does not stay that way in your records. • App Lock falls back to your device passcode if Face ID or Touch ID stops recognising you, instead of locking you out of your own data. • Deleting your account now revokes HypoMe's Sign in with Apple authorization at the same time. • Voice check-in now works — a packaging fault had left the speech component out of the app since the feature launched, so tapping it closed HypoMe instead of listening. • Fixed: a check-in logged from a widget or the Lock Screen could be lost during a sync; Settings could show the wrong subscription tier, or warn about a failing payment that did not exist. • Blinded runs unseal correctly at the finish line, and the weekly summary notification no longer fails to send.

Start without an account. Run your first experiment on device, and bring it with you if you sign up. • No account needed to start — run a full experiment, check in daily, get your result. Sign up when you want it backed up, and everything you've already done comes with you. • Blinded experiments — design one at hypome.com, then run it here. HypoMe hides which container is which until the run ends, then reveals it. Break the blind early if you need to; either way it's recorded. • Adopt a result — when something works, keep it as a practice and answer for it in your daily check-in. • Your findings ledger — every result you've kept in one record, so a year of experiments reads as more than a list of runs. • A short retrospective at the finish line, while what you noticed is still fresh. • Publish a protocol so someone else can run your design — or open a shared one and fork it straight into your builder. • See how much signal a design can realistically produce before you commit to it. • Plain-language reasons when a verdict comes back inconclusive. • Button labels now wrap instead of truncating at large text sizes.

Easier to read, easier to log. This release focuses on accessibility and everyday reliability. • Full Dynamic Type support — body text now scales to the largest accessibility sizes without an artificial cap. • VoiceOver fixes — popovers and fullscreen photos keep focus on their own content instead of letting it wander to the screen behind. Custom scale labels announce which value you're editing, and their add and remove controls meet the 44pt minimum touch target. • Check-in entry fixes — decimal values stay editable while you type, so corrections like 1.5 to 1.7 no longer lose the decimal point. Durations entered with a leading zero now save the value you typed instead of 0. • Steadier connection banner — the back-online notice no longer re-announces or overstays when your connection flickers. • More reliable launch — signing in now works when the app wakes on a locked device. • Repaired evidence links on several Discover templates.

HypoMe on the web. HypoMe now runs in any browser at hypome.com, with one account that follows you across devices. • Web app at hypome.com — sign in and pick up where you left off, on any device. • Reminders, voice check-in, and CSV / JSON / PDF export now work right in your browser. • One Premium subscription unlocks HypoMe on the web and across all your devices. • Manage your subscription anytime in Settings → Subscription.

- Daily engagement on every surface -- Home Screen widgets (progress ring + today's check-ins at small/medium/large), an interactive Lock Screen widget that logs a binary check-in in one tap, a Live Activity that follows your active experiment with Day N of M + delta + Dynamic Island, and Siri / Shortcuts / Spotlight via App Intents ("Hey Siri, what's my streak?"). - Universal iPad layouts -- proper master-detail on My Lab, Records, and Discover at iPad-class sizes, plus right-sized sheets and Builder. - iOS 26 Liquid Glass -- every primary surface (cards, sheets, modals, navigation chrome) now renders native Liquid Glass on iOS 26. Graceful fallbacks on older versions and when Reduce Transparency is on. - Photo attachments per check-in -- capture context as you log. Photos stay on your device unless you explicitly share an export. - Full localization to 10 languages -- German, Spanish (LATAM), French, Italian, Polish, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch, Russian, and Ukrainian, end-to-end (UI, AI prompts, push notifications, PDF export). - Per-template Evidence section + community counter on Discover. - Various reliability and polish improvements.

- AI Experiment Designer — describe a goal, get a complete experiment with baseline, intervention, and a relevant outcome (3 free designs/month; unlimited on Premium). - AI Results Interpreter (Premium) — every completed experiment gets an in-depth narrative analysis. - AI next-experiment suggestions after each result. One-tap start on Premium. - Apple Health integration — pick a HealthKit metric (sleep, steps, HRV, active calories) as your outcome and skip manual check-ins. - Enhanced share cards with QR codes that link directly to the template. - Anonymous community contributions help others find what works. - Weekly summary notifications for Premium users.