Mantria 2.4.0 — naming, made the whole point. - Twelve Find My Words a month, free. When the word for what you are feeling will not come, you now have room to ask — twelve times a month, on us. - Some feelings get a name that did not exist before. Now and then a card coins a word — with how to say it and where it came from — and points you to the growing dictionary of them. - Quieter, on purpose. We took away the corners of the app that pulled it away from the one thing it does: naming what you feel. There is less to tap, and more of it lands.

Mantria 2.3 — your notifications, rebuilt around the feeling itself. - The notification is the card. Your morning push now carries the actual named feeling and its full observation — the very card waiting inside the app, not a generic stand-in. - Evening and midnight get their own feeling. On Premium, the later notifications are now distinct named cards rather than an echo of the morning — and tapping any one opens straight to it. - The same feeling never lands twice. Notifications are delivered more reliably, day to day, with no repeats or stale copy. - Mantria now speaks Turkish. Set your phone to Turkish and the whole app — daily cards, Find My Word, every observation — arrives in Turkish, in the same literary voice.

Mantria 2.1 — sharing, control over your notifications, and a few quiet repairs. - Share any feeling, from anywhere. Every card you've saved or been sent can now be shared — and each one carries Mantria's own design: warm paper, ink, a single terracotta mark. No more flat white cards. - Your notifications, fully in your hands. Morning, evening, and midnight are each their own switch now — turn one on and pick its time, or switch it off when you'd rather not be reminded. And if notifications are off, Mantria quietly says so, and helps you turn them back on. - Your morning feeling stays put. The home screen no longer goes blank when the connection wavers — today's named feeling stays where it should be. - Smaller refinements across the compose button, settings, and sharing.

Mantria 2.0 — a quieter, more deliberate Mantria. - A new editorial design throughout: type-first, calm, built around the words themselves. - Named Month: at the close of each month, Mantria reads back the feelings you named and gives the month itself a name. - The Observatory, rewoven into the new design — an anonymous stream of feelings others have named. - Redesigned Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets. - Sharing, refined: square, story, or link-sized cards, each a quiet typographic object. - Many small refinements across history, settings and notifications.

A few things, quietly. The Observatory. Open it from the menu (sparkles) — names other Mantria users have surfaced in Find My Word, anonymized. Live tab refreshes; Index is the alphabetical archive. Default off; nothing publishes without the toggle you flip on a Find My Word result. Find My Word from anywhere. Shortcuts, the Action Button on iPhone 15 Pro and later, and Siri all reach it now. Saved feelings in iOS Spotlight. A search for any feeling name from your home screen jumps straight back to the card. Share in the right format. Pick Square, Story, or wide Link when sharing — Instagram Feed, Stories, or an X / LinkedIn link preview. In-app search. Both Saved and History have a search icon in the top right. Paywall reliability fixes. Prices show in your local currency right away, the trial badge only appears when you can use it, and the Find My Word sheet opens cleanly again after a regression in

Second public release. • Home and Lock Screen widgets • Performance update • Removed 3 language A quiet companion. Not therapy. Not a chatbot. Not a mood tracker.