The biggest update to OneThought yet — your journal becomes a real book can flip through. PAGE-CURL BOOK PREVIEW Generate your Journal Book and tap to read it like a real hardback — pages curl as you swipe, the same animation Apple Books uses. Cover photo, title, colour and typography all flow through to the printed PDF. JOURNAL BOOK REDESIGN A new designer experience for building your book — a tilted hero cover preview at the top, stat tiles for entries / words / span, and dedicated cards for every option (title, cover photo, style, colour, typography). The Generate button now uses your chosen accent colour for a cohesive feel. Tap the cover preview to inspect it at full size. COVER PHOTO FIX Picked a cover photo and got a black page in the exported PDF? Fixed. We now embed the cover via PDFKit so it renders correctly in iOS Files, Quick Look, Mail, AirDrop, and any third-party PDF reader. ON THIS DAY — FROM DAY ONE The "On this day" section on Today no longer waits a year before showing anything. New users see real photos taken on today's date in past years, pulled from your photo library. Tap a card to start a journal entry pre-filled with that photo. Once you've built up entries from past years on this date, those take priority. EXTRA POLISH • Voice entries • Generate PDF throttles double-taps • Long entry titles now wrap correctly in the printed PDF • Memory footprint when generating large books is significantly smaller PRIVACY, AS ALWAYS Everything stays on your iPhone. Your photos never leave the device. Entries sync via iCloud only if you turn it on. No accounts, no servers, no analytics. Thanks for making OneThought a part of your daily reflection.

The Calendar tab is here. Browse your timeline day by day. Every day in your Suggestions scope is laid out as a real photo card from your library, so it actually looks like the time you've lived. Tap any day to see your entries, your suggested moments, and a one-tap shortcut to write for that day — even if it's already passed. A day with multiple events (morning at the park, dinner downtown) gets its own moment card for each, so you can write about each separately or pick one to anchor the entry. Use the year chips at the top to narrow down, or the Jump-to-date picker in the toolbar to land on any specific day. Photos got a real viewer. Tap any photo inside an entry to open it full-screen. Swipe between photos in that entry, pinch to zoom, double-tap to zoom in. If the asset is a video, it plays in place — no more silent thumbnails. Places remembers itself. Once OneThought has resolved your places once, they're remembered for next time. The first launch reads through your library; every launch after that opens Places instantly. Sharing & rating, finally. Settings now has a Share & rate section. Send OneThought to a friend with one tap, leave a quick review, or open the App Store directly to write one. After your very first entry, a small prompt invites you to rate the app — only once, ever. Plus polish. Calendar days with entries glow soft green; days without glow soft red — easy to scan at a glance. Story Mode export saves straight to your share sheet with the panda visible and a OneThought watermark on every frame. The panda also shows up while the app is loading your library on first launch, so you always know it's working.