Rhythm is now a page you design yourself. • Start from a blank page, or swipe through templates drawn with your own days — Pictures, a quiet Room, Letters and more. • Keep as many pages as you like. Name them and switch from the title at the top. • Every card opens a page that tells you more: this cycle so far, your week in words, your own things and rules. • Hold a card to move or resize it, tap it to change it. A little sprout shows you around. • Smoother animations and fixes throughout.

You told us Rhythm had become busy and hard to read. So it's rebuilt, and it's yours now. • Your seasons are back in a line, in four calm looks: The Path, Letters, The Room and Plain page. Tap the title to switch. • Design your own page, block by block: pick what you want to see, then how it looks. • Charts, only if you want them. The energy graph with you standing on today is back, along with cycle lengths, moods, temperature and more. • Your own things: track coffee, a walk, anything, and see what it goes with. • Watch-for rules you write yourself, with one gentle reminder a day at most. • Talk: one place to ask Dew, read the Meadow, or write to us. • Ovulation tests and discharge can now be logged in period mode. And a long list of fixes: the evening reminder, forecasts after deleting a day, deleting a period's first day, and logs from Siri and the Lock Screen.

Most of this release is a bug you were never meant to see. iPhone was quietly shutting Dew down while it worked in the background — roughly once every two days, with nothing on screen. It's fixed, and nothing was ever lost to it. Also fixed: • If you track more than one person, some reminders were being dropped before they ever arrived. Dew now keeps the ones that matter most. • Your cycle day could read a day behind after you changed timezone. It now counts where you actually are. • Bringing your history in from Apple Health no longer reports days it didn't save. New: log several days at once. In your journal, hold a date, then tap the last one — handy for bringing in past periods. New to Dew? Right after setup you can add the periods you remember, and watch your forecast sharpen. And there's a new door at the foot of your journal: Moss, a private journal from the people who make Dew. No account, it lives on your iPhone. Coming soon. Still no account, no ads, no Dew server. By design.

A bigger release: new ways to see your own days, and the fixes you asked for. • Rhythm, drawn by hand. Today as an hourglass, the days ahead as a board game, and your past cycles as books on a shelf — all drawn from your own days. • Dew can notice your rest. Let it read sleep and movement from Apple Health, and the evening page can tell you what the night actually cost you. Nothing to log, and nothing leaves your phone. • Find a day again. Search your own notes, photos and recordings from the Journal — the thing you wrote months ago is reachable again. • The long arc. Your cycle length across everything you’ve tracked — and, until there’s enough, an honest account of what Dew is still waiting for. • Your moods stay put. A day with only moods or symptoms no longer disappears a moment after you save it. • Your own words, editable. Press and hold a mood, symptom or remedy you added to rename it or take it off your list. • Your bleed, on your timing. On the pill, patch or ring, Dew now expects your bleed a few days into the break, and learns your own timing from what you log. • A reminder every evening. The evening reminder now comes every night at your time, and stays quiet once you’ve logged.

The evening page is redrawn — and a day can now keep more than words. • Sections you can scan and words you tap, with the weather still drawn at the top. • Stick in a picture, or record a minute of your voice. They sit on the day like a scrapbook. • Turn on media backup and those follow you to your next phone, in your own iCloud. • If your reminders were arriving silently, Dew now says so — and one tap makes them show. • A suggestion box at the end of Rhythm and every chapter. Dew is made by one person, and every note gets read.

The evening page now says what it means. • Plainer words — "today was: easy, okay, hard, really hard" — and your countdown now names what's coming. • Feelings are no longer capped. Say as many as the day needs, and add your own words any time. • The grounding moment opens again on every hard day. Plus a clearer Save and Delete, and quiet translation fixes.

Two calm new ways to see your rhythm — and everything still stays on your phone. • Your Seasons: Your cycle, retold as the seasons moving through you. • Your Garden: A living crayon meadow that grows from your own cycles. Plus a gentler grounding moment for the harder days, and a few quiet fixes.

Two calm new ways to see your rhythm — and everything still stays on your phone. • Your Seasons: Your cycle, retold as the seasons moving through you. • Your Garden: A living crayon meadow that grows from your own cycles. Plus a gentler grounding moment for the harder days, and a few quiet fixes.

A gentler, more knowing Dew — and everything still stays on your phone. • Dear Dew: A private, on-device chat about your own cycle — right in the tab bar. • Log by voice: Say how you feel; Dew fills in the day. Nothing leaves your phone. • Premenstrual journal: A gentle daily rating that reveals whether your hard days follow a pattern. • New ways to follow: A trying-to-conceive lens with ovulation tests, and a deeper perimenopause view. • And a little more: Your cycle on your calendar, seasonal papers, and a year-book to keep. Plus a smoother first run and a few quiet fixes.

Your Story Dew now gathers your months into a private, beautiful journal — your days gently remembered, with warm reflections and a keepsake you can share. See how your moods move through your cycle, rediscover a note from a month ago, and catch the quiet moments where Dew knew your period before it came. Trust you can see A new card shows how close Dew's predictions have really been. A plain-words note explains why your next period lands where it does. And Patterns now looks ahead to what's likely coming up. A summary for your doctor Export a clean, one-page PDF of your cycle — framed against the ranges clinicians use — to share at your next visit. Closer sharing Choose to share your own moods, symptoms, and notes with the one person beside you. All still on your phone and your private iCloud. No account, no ads, nothing sold.

Dew now fits more of life. Tell Dew what to follow — a natural cycle, the pill, a hormonal IUD, pregnancy, or menopause — and your home screen adapts to you: • Pregnancy: your week and an estimated due date • Perimenopause: a gentle "your cycles are spacing out" • Hormonal IUD: a calm spotting & symptom log • On the pill: your scheduled bleed, not a guessed period Also new: • Sharper predictions using Apple Health temperature • Private, on-device intimacy logging • An extra layer of app-lock privacy • Reminders you control — your words, your time, or keep them discreet As always, everything stays on your device.

Log faster, in more places, in your language. • Log your period from a reminder, Siri, the Lock Screen, or a widget — without opening the app. • A new “Things you can do” guide shows all the quiet shortcuts. • Now in Simplified Chinese (简体中文) — including widgets and the Lock Screen. • Widgets and Live Activity are now localized in every supported language.