Setup that stays put. Aurora no longer loses your place while you're answering — and if you delete the app and install it again, you start clean, at the first question. Your privacy, your call. Do Not Sell My Data now covers the measurement behind our own ads, and it follows your account to every device you sign in on. Small things, sorted. A few rough edges on the sign-up screen are gone.

Smooth from the very first sync. Connect Apple Health and Aurora brings your history in quietly in the background — no pauses, even with months of Apple Watch data. Your privacy, your call. A new Do Not Sell My Data control lives in Settings → About → Legal → Privacy controls, and it stays exactly the way you set it. Small things, sorted. Feature tours now close the moment you tap Got it.

Holds on through a weak signal. Patchy Wi-Fi, a dropped connection, a train tunnel — Aurora now rides it out. You stay signed in, and the app picks up right where you left it. Every meal counts once. Log a meal or a glass of water on the go and it lands exactly once, even if your connection blinks mid-save. Your health data keeps arriving. Readings from Apple Health keep reaching Aurora even when a sync gets interrupted. A smoother start. Moving back and forth while you set Aurora up always lands you on the right screen.

Your nights — all of them. Sleep from your ring or watch now reaches Aurora reliably. Fewer gaps means your recovery and your Aurora Age read on the nights you actually had. Exactly the number you chose. Your weight now saves precisely as you set it. A setup that gets out of your way. Telling Aurora about your cycle is quicker and clearer — straight through to your first morning read.

See your Aurora Age while it's still learning. Until now, the Aurora Age card stayed empty until we had enough nights to trust the number. Now you can see the measurements behind it from day one — your sleep, your heart, your activity — along with exactly how many days are left before the number itself arrives. Your calendar times are right. If your morning brief ever showed an appointment at the wrong hour, it doesn't any more. Times now follow the timezone your phone is actually in. A faster first read. Connecting Apple Health for the first time now brings in six months of history instead of one, so your first numbers mean something straight away.

Small things, fixed. Setting up Aurora asks less of you: your answers stay put, going back takes you to the previous question instead of the beginning, and a question can no longer be skipped by a stray tap. When your sign-in code is right, Aurora says you're in instead of asking you to try again. And Aurora stays out of the way when you're not in it — no permission prompts from an app nobody opened, and a background refresh can no longer sign you out. Then it's back to the usual. One thing each morning, and the reason it's the one.

Aurora Age is here. One number for how old your body is behaving, next to the age on your passport — and the habits moving it up or down, so you can see which one is worth your week. It reads what you already have: sleep, recovery, resting heart rate, activity. Aurora Age is part of Premium. Setting up Aurora also asks less of you. Your answers stay put: going back now takes you to the previous question instead of the beginning, and Continue stays quiet until you've actually answered — including your basics, which no longer arrive pre-filled with numbers you never gave us. Signing in is clearer. When your code is right, Aurora says you're in instead of asking you to try again. And Aurora stays out of the way when you're not in it. No permission prompts from an app nobody opened, and a background refresh can no longer sign you out. Then it's back to the usual. One thing each morning, and the reason it's the one.

Rebuilt onboarding Aurora now gets to know you before it guides you. A few quick questions build your personal profile, so the guidance fits your body from day one — not an average one. New: Bio-Age in Insights Your birthday tells your age. Your body tells the truth. Aurora estimates your Bio-Age from the data your watch already collects — sleep, heart rate, activity and more. It updates continuously as you live, and Ava helps you understand what may be improving or accelerating your biological aging. Unlike your passport age, this one can go down. Refine Bio-Age with bloodwork A lab test tells you once. A wearable tells you continuously. Aurora combines both. Add your recent bloodwork and your lab results become part of your Bio-Age analysis, helping Ava spot gaps and opportunities — including where supplements may help. Stay tuned.

Smoother from the very first tap. • Signing in just works. Enter a wrong or expired code and Aurora now tells you — instead of quietly clearing the field. And if you're already a member, you go straight in, no paywall. • One thing at a time. Setting up no longer greets you with a pile-up of permission pop-ups — they come one after another, calmly. • Your first day stays your first day. Home keeps its welcome layout until your first morning Brief actually arrives, instead of jumping ahead of you. • Never lose your signal. If your Whoop or Oura connection drops, Aurora catches it when you open the app and gets you back in one tap. • Steadier on a shaky network. Coming back to Aurora after a while no longer greets you with errors — it quietly reconnects.

Aurora keeps your whole health picture together — even when life doesn't slow down. • Never lose your signal. If your Whoop or Oura quietly disconnects, Aurora now catches it the moment you open the app and gets you back in one tap — so your morning Brief never goes blind. • A calmer first hello. Getting started is smoother — one thing at a time, no pile-up of pop-ups, and if you're already a member you go straight in. • Deeper into your night. Aurora now reads your overnight blood oxygen for a fuller sense of how you actually rested. • Smoother, quieter, steadier. We ironed out a handful of rare hiccups so Aurora stays quick and calm every time you open it.

Aurora now reads more of what your body already knows. Your Apple Watch was measuring more than we were listening to. Not anymore. • Breathing rate — your Watch has tracked this every night for years. Aurora now watches it against your own 28-day baseline and gives you a heads-up when something's off before you feel it. Until today, only Whoop and Oura owners got this. Now every Apple Watch does. • Blood oxygen — overnight readings now factor into your morning score, quietly, the way they should. • Water — log it in Apple Health, WaterMinder, or anywhere else you already do. Aurora counts it. No double-tapping, no second app to remember. • Exercise minutes — Apple's brisk-activity tracking now feeds your picture. We also went hunting for things that were quietly wrong: • A short nap no longer counts as a terrible night. If we don't know how you slept, we say so instead of guessing low. Your score should never punish you for data we don't have. • Fixed four crashes — including one that could freeze the app mid-conversation with Ava, and one that could take down your whole Home screen over a streak counter. • New here? You'll actually see the intro now. A routing bug was sending brand-new accounts straight past onboarding to an empty Home. You don't have time to optimize your health. We do.

Your mornings just got smoother. This update makes Aurora faster and steadier, and hardens the security around your health data — so the one thing that matters each day reaches you quicker, and everything you share stays locked to you and your device alone. We keep working in the background so you don't have to. More is on the way — thank you for being here.

Your Oura Ring now works with Aurora. Wear an Oura Ring? Connect it in a couple of taps and Aurora takes it from there — no logging, no charts to read. Your nights quietly shape your morning guidance, your energy read, and your cycle view, so the plan fits the body you actually have today. • Connect Oura in seconds — from onboarding or Settings • It syncs on its own and keeps up in the background • Works right alongside Apple Health and Whoop, with no double-counting Also in this update • Your cycle can follow your Apple Health period data automatically • Food photos land in the right meal by when you took them — tap any macro to see what drove it • Measurements now default to US units, with a metric switch in Settings • Your daily score shows sooner, even while Aurora is still learning your baseline

Some days you barely have a minute for yourself. We took care of a few small things. • Log how you're feeling and it's saved the moment you tap — even on a weak signal, with a quiet cue, so you're never left wondering • Your full Apple Health history comes in cleanly now, however many years you're carrying • The summary you share with your doctor is faster and more dependable • A round of fixes to keep everything steady

We tuned things up so Aurora has your back: • Apple Health, in sync. Fixed a glitch that left some Health data out — your daily Brief now sees the full picture. • Faster and steadier. Under-the-hood improvements so Aurora feels quicker and more reliable. • Little touches. A round of fixes and polish across the app.

Guidance that meets you where you are. Your body doesn't run on a flat line — some weeks ask for more, some for less. Aurora now factors your estimated cycle phase into the food guidance it gives you, so the same meal gets advice that actually fits the moment you're in. • Smarter, faster coaching — your meal tips land sooner and read sharper. • A smoother upgrade — the menu no longer skips a beat right after you subscribe. • Your morning brief arrives at a gentler hour. We ship improvements every single week. Thank you for letting us carry the heavy lifting — so you don't have to.