Speak to Ori from your Apple Watch: tap the mic on your wrist, and it becomes a journal entry on your iPhone. The breathing practice now plays one gentle rain that stops when you do. Before, it could play twice and keep going. Small fixes that make letters steadier.

Your letter now finishes even if you lock your phone while Ori is writing it. Before, a letter cut off that way had to be started again. Send Ori a note and a reply can come back to this phone. No account, no name — a random code from this phone travels with your note, so an answer can find its way back. Plus small fixes under the hood.

Your journal can come back now. A locked copy with Ori. Turn it on and your journal is locked on this phone before it leaves, so a recovery code can bring it back on a new one. Off by default, and deleted the moment you turn it off. Cycle and change speaks to where you actually are. Different words if you have a regular month, if you are trying, or if you are in the change. Every claim was checked against the research, and the four we had wrong have been corrected. Settings remembers where you were. Come back from a screen and you land on the row you tapped, not at the top of everything. Export and privacy now names everything that leaves this phone to write your letter, including the notes you gave your ring. Patterns leads with what already has a reading, and what can sit empty waits below.

Corrections to how your wearable data is read. - Two numbers were being read in the wrong unit when they came from your ring, so Ori could describe activity and resting heart rate inaccurately. Both now read correctly, on your existing history as well as new nights. - The slow-change readings now compare your last three weeks against your own three weeks before them, instead of a fixed target. If nothing has moved, Ori says so. - Your patterns update as soon as new sleep arrives, without reopening the app.

Small, honest fixes across your cycle view — and a way to write back. - A quiet suggestion box arrives once in your Inbox. Tell the person building Ori how it feels. Longtime journalers now get the gentle ask too, not just new ones. - A spotting day can no longer announce a new period. The ring, the counts, and every card now agree about which day you are on. - When a cycle runs long, Ori counts the days plainly and claims nothing it cannot know. - Little number fixes throughout, so what you read is exactly what happened. Nothing predicts, nothing diagnoses. Your own months, counted honestly.

Ori now walks your month with you — mind and body together. - Log your period in two taps. Patterns shows your own rhythm: the ring, your body by cycle day, and what has truly repeated across your cycles — always with the count. - A garden grows around your ring: one leaf for every cycle Ori has walked with you. - Insights arrive in your Inbox, speak once, and say exactly which days they mean. - If a cycle runs long, Ori says only what it knows — never a guess. Nothing predicts, nothing diagnoses. Your own months, counted honestly.

A clearer look under your rings. Each measure now shows real units — hours slept, overnight recovery — next to a plain word for where today sits against your own usual, with small graphs you can actually read. Cycle days now line up with your log, and the temperature chart says when your wearable has gone quiet. Plus a round of small copy and layout fixes.

A quieter, plainer Ori. We trimmed the jargon from the app's notices, so less stands between you and your own day. Same private journal that writes you a short, honest letter each evening — now with a calmer voice.

Your body now sends you messages, not homework. • The Inbox speaks when something actually changed — “Your sleep has run about 40 minutes short a night this week.” Tap it, and those nights are drawn against your own usual. Nothing changed? One quiet line, and your evening back. • Reserves, Demands and Form dropped the dashboard voice. Every measure now explains itself the way a friend would — no jargon, no numbers read back at you. • Tracking a cycle? Log a whole period in two taps, and the ring itself is the control — tap any stretch of the month to open it. • Ori only names a part when your words from that day back it up — and one tap takes it off the record. Your word wins.

Voice is faster and steadier, and your evening letter is more dependable: the inbox tells you honestly where tonight’s letter stands, opening it past your letter time starts the writing right away, and one tap is always enough.

Voice reliability: dictation now has multiple independent backup engines, so the microphone keeps working even if a transcription provider has an outage. Also includes small fixes and polish.

This update makes Ori much smaller and faster to download — it installs quicker and takes up far less space on your device. Also in this version: • A refreshed app icon • A gentle first-run walkthrough to help you get started Thank you for being here.

Welcome to Ori — your private evening companion. This is our very first release. Each day, talk or write about how things went, and Ori listens, reflects, and writes you back a personal letter — your day, read back to you. In this version: • Daily journaling by voice or text • Personalized reflective letters composed from your entries • Optional integration with Oura Ring and Apple Health to weave in sleep, heart rate, and recovery signals • A calm, private space built for the end of your day Ori is free. We don't collect or store your health data, and we're not affiliated with or endorsed by Oura or Apple.