Home Screen widgets. The Notice widget adapts to your data: during a ring, pill, or patch cycle it shows your cycle day and next change; on the symptoms-only path, once it has enough period history, it shows the days since your last period and how far apart your recent periods came. A discreet style shows just the number once there is one to show. The Quick log widget logs a headache or a hot flash from the Home Screen; after a headache, your recent treatments are offered when you have them. The doctor report waits for three cycles before highlighting peak days, and the cycle-length card now points out unusually close recorded starts instead of counting those gaps as full cycles. If you saved a still-going headache before allowing notifications, its check-in is now scheduled once you allow them. Small fixes throughout.

If you track without a ring, pill, or patch, Insights has a new card, Your cycle lengths: how far apart your recent periods came and how much that changed from one to the next. The glucose card now compares readings on headache days with other days, and its counts say which headaches they include. Today tells you if your glucose readings stop arriving. The doctor report waits for enough cycles before naming a pattern. The morning sleep check names the night it is asking about. A denied Apple Health permission no longer leaves the connection stuck. Small fixes throughout.

Choose the ring, pill, or patch during setup or in settings, and every screen, reminder, and doctor report uses those words: active pills and placebo week, patch on and patch-free, ring in and ring out. Notice Signature is easier to find, with a Start Signature row in Settings. Small fixes throughout.