Moonjot 1.2.0 refines the experience of sending a note to the moon and receiving words in return. - Saving a note is now “Send to the moon,” with wording throughout the app updated to match Moonjot's world. - Adjusted the balance between the moon and journal field on the Home screen, making it easier to start writing. - When Premium is unlocked after writing, Moonjot now fills in a missing message for an eligible Moon Memory. - Improved consistency for Tonight's Words and Moon Memories when editing, deleting, or restoring entries from a backup. - Fixed minor issues and improved stability.

Moonjot 1.1.2 makes Tonight's Words more reliable and safer to use. - Improved the AI connection for better reliability and protection against misuse. - Your journal still stays on your device. Only the content needed for AI generation is processed when you use the feature. - Added Rate the App in Settings, so you can open the App Store rating page anytime. - Fixed minor issues and improved stability.

1.1.1 is about seeing the moon correctly, and about English. Tonight's moon - "Good viewing tonight" now looks at the moon that is up, not the one that set this morning. No more "hard to see" on a clear night with a full moon overhead. - Open the app after midnight and moonrise and moonset belong to the same night. The widget too. - The window we call a full moon is symmetric again. Widget - Tapping it opens the home screen if you have already written tonight. If you haven't, it opens the editor as before. In English - Change your device language and the app follows, without a restart. - Calendar headings, plurals, phase names and punctuation now read as English rather than as translated Japanese. - If your device shows 12-hour time, so do moonrise and moonset. Also - The home screen no longer waits on a location fix that isn't coming. - Larger text no longer clips the mood labels. - Saving right as the day turns no longer skips a streak milestone. - Typing "sao" finds São Paulo. - Deleting everything tells you how many entries that is, first. - Importing a damaged backup is handled safely. This version requires iOS 15.0. The same devices are supported.

1.1.0 is a quiet release: the kind of fixes you notice by not noticing them. Entries land on the right night - The day now turns at moonset for the city you chose. The home screen, the calendar, notifications and the widget all mean the same "today". - Crossing midnight mid-dialog no longer saves your words to a night you did not agree to. - Overwrite prompts now say what would be lost, not how the save got there. One name for one moon - The phase shown on the home screen, the calendar, a notification and the widget no longer disagree about the same night. Backups - Exports now carry your Moon Memory notes. Reinstall, and the words that cannot be written again are still there. - Entries written on this device during an import are kept, not overwritten. Widget - No more yesterday's sky, and no more clear skies the app never saw. - Display settings now take effect right away. Also - Fixed missed notifications, and reminders that survived a full reset. - Faster launch. - The Moon Memory library now loads a little at a time.

We have made internal improvements to enhance operational stability. There are no changes to the app's content or screens.

・Messages from the Moon now vary based on the lunar phase. ・Fixed an issue where two notifications would arrive at the same time. ・The "Moon's Memories" tab now opens at the top. ・Fixed several bugs related to notifications and backups.

We now provide advance notifications for clear, moon-visible nights, even without opening the app. We have improved the reliability of notifications and widget displays. Overall stability has been enhanced.