New in Clarivio 1.0.3 • Widgets: Start opens any room in one tap, and Today, Readiness, Stay Close, Moments and two Lock Screen circles are new. • Thinking is simpler: ideas, challenges and decisions in one place, one short form for a decision, and AI only when you tap for it. • Every photo, scan, voice note and document now reaches all your devices — sealed with your key when encryption is on. • Life Timeline is written in the journal's editor, shows up in search, and its letters open on their day. • App Lock: Face ID, PIN or both at a glance, the lock covers every open screen, and a 4-digit PIN unlocks.

This update brings notebooks that work like Apple Notes, and breathing on Apple Watch you can feel. • Today: leads with your next step, and the morning briefing names who to reach out to and whose birthday is near. • Notebooks: a library you arrange, threads you move entries between, and Undo for every change. • Writing: opens a full page with Notes' text styles, and stays quick in long entries. • Apple Notes: bring a whole folder into a notebook in one go. • Clips: your take on a clip comes back in full, spoken in your language if you like; its next step stays in view, a clip can be for someone, and Clipped links filter by kind, date, person and take — kept as views. • Apple Watch: breathing keeps going with your wrist down, the taps follow your breath, and Siri starts a rhythm by name. • Voice notes: recordings from your Apple Watch are transcribed exactly once, quiet ones included. • Accessibility: larger tap targets on the morning card. • Health: your Mind score reads the same on every launch.

This update makes Clarivio more consistent, and more honest about what it knows. • People: fixed a crash after marking a name as "Not a person". You can add a person to any entry again, and new first names are suggested again. • Organize: a receipt offers the same choices as any entry, including "No filing needed". Swipe between items, and file into a recent notebook with one tap. • Search: Quick access shows the places you opened most recently, newest first. • Health and Readiness: every screen judges today against the nights before it, so a day reads the same everywhere. Readiness waits for last night's sleep. • Apple Health: up to 90 days of history from day one, and every insight says how many days it rests on. • Ask: understands months, weeks and comparisons ("Was March better than February?") and answers questions about sleep and recovery. • Apple Watch: complications and the charge keep up with your iPhone. • Evening check-in: a workout Apple Health recorded is ticked for you. • Subscriptions: pay once for Lifetime from Settings, a note three days before your free trial ends, and a clear message if a payment fails. • iPad: Health opens as a page beside the sidebar. • Many fixes in Search, people, reminders and the month view.