Revoir now speaks German and Russian. The app, the widget, the share sheet and Siri are all translated. In Russia, where App Store payments are off, Premium is free. Countdowns in German and Russian use the right word forms.

Premium is ready the moment you open Revoir, even offline. With Premium, Mira now uses the memories she has saved about you. Share cards follow your real plan everywhere. On the free plan, sharing a card now counts toward your 5 free cards, the same as saving one. The upgrade screens now list only what Premium adds.

Revoir is ready for iPhone Duo. It fills the screen whether you're folded or open. Plus small fixes.

Revoir now speaks French. If your iPhone is set to French, the whole app follows, including the widget, the share sheet and Siri. You can now text 988 straight from Crisis Resources in the US and Canada. Plus small fixes.

Your dates now show their name at the top of the screen, so a date you call "Dinner at Osteria" says just that. Crisis resources in Settings now match where you live, with local lines for the US, Canada, the UK, Australia, France and Mexico. Plus small fixes.

Photos are here. Add photos to any date and see them together in the new Gallery. Tap one to view it full screen, then swipe through the rest. Pinch to zoom. Each person now has a Photos section too, with the latest photos from all your dates with them. We also made saving more reliable. Your changes are stored the moment you tap Save, deleting data removes its photos too, and a few rare crashes are gone. Your photos never leave your phone.

Revoir now speaks Spanish. If your iPhone is set to Spanish, the whole app follows it: every screen, the widget, the lock screen countdown, the share sheet, Siri, Mira and your exported reports. Built-in tags and activities now show in your current language, even on dates you logged before this update. Your own tags stay exactly as you typed them. Also new: compact tag tiles show the full tag name and wrap at larger text sizes, and chart labels no longer overlap.

A small maintenance release with two fixes to when Revoir asks what you think of the app. Delete All Data now also resets the counts behind that question, so an empty journal is never asked for a rating. If you had logged dates that have not happened yet, Revoir could end up never asking at all. That is fixed. Nothing else changes about how you log a date or what Insights shows you.

A small maintenance release. Revoir used to wait until you had logged five dates before it would ever ask what you think of the app. That can now come a little sooner, and it is no longer tied to the five date threshold that unlocks Insights. Insights still open at five dates, exactly as before. Nothing else changes about how you log a date or what Insights shows you.

Revoir now adapts to iPad instead of stretching an iPhone layout across the screen. Home scrolls properly again. Dragging anywhere on the screen now moves the view, including on the daily tip card and the quick-log mood row, which could previously swallow the gesture and leave the screen stuck. At larger text sizes, the first-use tip no longer takes over the screen. Home stays scrollable while a tip is showing. Plus a brand-new app icon in a warmer palette.

The Dusk and Linen palettes now carry through to the charts, so your Insights read in the same warm colors as the rest of the app. Also in this update: stronger contrast on the Insights screens, and a fix for names that end in punctuation.

This update fixes a bug where the Insights tab could stay locked at the progress gate even after you logged 5 dates. Your patterns are back where they belong. Fresh from v1.3: the warm Dusk and Linen redesign, full Dynamic Type support, and a faster launch.

A warm new look. Revoir's fresh palette is easier on your eyes in the evening and softer in the daylight, in both light and dark mode. Text that fits you. Every screen now follows your preferred text size, all the way up. Faster everywhere. Quicker launch, smoother scrolling, and your place is saved when you switch tabs. Plus quieter notices, sharper share cards, and plenty of small fixes.

This update fixes an issue where buttons across the app needed a long press instead of a single tap. Everything responds as it should again. Plus small refinements throughout the journal.

This release makes Revoir feel more alive and easier to read. - A small celebration the first time you save a date - Smoother, quicker animations throughout the app - Every section of the Insights dashboard now uses warm insight cards with plain-language summaries - Insights are easier to read in both light and dark mode, and the button that could hide behind the tab bar is fixed - Refined typography across the journal - You can now share quick feedback right inside the app

# Version 1.0.19 --- ## What's New in Revoir 1.0.19 --- ## A warmer, more personal feel This update changes how Revoir feels to use — not just how it looks. The app now opens into a warmer space: darker backgrounds with a touch of warmth, Lora serif typography for the things that matter (insights, coaching prompts, your You profile), and animations that breathe instead of snap. Every transition was designed to feel like a journal, not a dashboard. These changes are foundational. They set the stage for the insight and coaching work coming in future releases. --- ## How are you feeling about dating right now? The first time you open Revoir, you are asked one question before anything else. Not "add a person." Not "here's what the app can do." Just: how are you walking in? Four options. Short phrases you actually recognize as true: - Excited but nervous - Meh, we'll see - Already exhausted - Actually kind of hopeful That is the first thing you tell Revoir. That is where the relationship starts. --- ## Emotional patterns on person profiles Each person's profile now surfaces one natural-language sentence about the emotional pattern in your data: > "You almost always feel better after dates with Alex than before them." > "Your energy tends to drop mid-date with Jamie. You have noticed this before." > "Your mood with Morgan has been improving over time." The sentence only appears when the pattern is clear enough to say something real. It requires at least three logged interactions and a consistent signal. If the data is ambiguous, nothing appears. --- ## Your first pattern, revealed The first time you have logged enough dates to see a real pattern, Revoir shows it to you as a full-screen moment: > "You have enough data to see your first pattern." > > **Show me.** Not a notification. Not a banner. A moment. --- ## Micro-interactions Three small things that make logging feel more real: - **Saving a log** — a light haptic tap and a brief moment of stillness. The kind that says: saved. That was real. - **After mood capture** — your selection is shown back to you, large, for a half second. Noted. - **Opening your You profile** — your attachment style label appears first, alone, in large serif. Then the rest of the screen follows. --- ## Give your date a title You can now add a short, optional title to any date entry. "Drinks and a walk on the beach." "First time meeting in person." "The one where we talked for five hours." It appears on the date card if you write one. Nothing changes if you leave it blank. --- ## Feedback Have feedback or found a bug? Use the in-app feedback button or contact us at **support@revoir.app**.

Daily coaching tips tailored to your dating life. Browse conversation starters before every date. Discover your dating style from your actual patterns. Share your year privately with Wingman Mode. What's new: • Daily Coaching Tips | get tailored advice based on your dating patterns • Conversation Starter Library | organized by topic, save your favorites • Your Dating Style | calculated from how you actually date, shows who you are • Wingman Mode | share a private snapshot of your year with a friend Everything still stays on your device. No accounts. No cloud.

Analytics update: the "See full history" shortcut now appears at the top of your dashboard so you don't have to scroll to find it. Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Bug fixes and improvements to Mira AI coaching, including new 'Talk to Mira' post-date entry point and 'Ask Mira' on insight cards. 1. OCR profile import — take a screenshot of a dating app profile and create a Person from it. Test: Hinge/Bumble/Tinder profile screenshots, edge cases (blurry, partial, non-English names), that the parsed data looks right before saving. 2. OCR → Mira context — after importing a profile via OCR, start a Mira chat for that person. The profile text should inform Mira’s responses and compatibility context. Verify Mira “knows” about the imported profile without you having to re-explain. 3. Mira compatibility context in person/insight chats — Mira now receives full compatibility context in the system prompt. Test that Mira gives richer, person-specific responses vs. generic ones. 4. OptimalMatchEntryCard on Insights dashboard — new card showing your best match. Test with fewer than the threshold dates (should show the “log more dates” state) and with enough dates (should show a real match). 5. Mira long-term memory gated to premium — free users should see an upgrade nudge when Mira tries to use memory. Premium users should see memory working normally. 6. Add sheet reorder — Mira and Share Card are now first in the add-new sheet. Verify the order feels right and nothing is missing. Bugs fixed to verify: • Emoji tags: “Reset to Defaults” button now appears in the emoji tags settings sheet • Mira: context window overflow no longer crashes/degrades long conversations • Mira: session turn count resets correctly when reinitializing a chat

Bug fixes and subscription improvements.