Menus and panels now open as system sheets, and every sheet closes the same way. On Home, the today card moves with the scroll and your companion waves when you tap it. A caregiver session ends with one finish moment. The weekly check-in can always be closed, and a reminder that fails to send stays on screen while it tries again.

Fixes the app closing as soon as it opens on iOS 27.

Patients can choose whether their AI conversations are kept. A patient with no therapist can now give consent during setup. The account menu, notifications and view picker open as system sheets, with your data already in place instead of an empty screen that fills in. Therapists no longer see the AI banner on the intake brief.

Patients can open PDF worksheets from their therapist inside the app. Therapists can mark a practice as seen without writing a note, and remove a goal nobody has started yet. If your name or date of birth is wrong when the intake interview starts, you can now correct it first.

A new home for everyone. Patients see today's step and their therapist's latest feedback. Caregivers get one Plan for the week and messages from the therapist on the home screen. Therapists get a queue of what needs them today, and reports that play the recording and open its transcript and notes. Sign back in with Face ID when your session lapses.

Steadier in the background. The app no longer trips up when your phone locks while it is refreshing your session, so you stay signed in. The weekly check-in loads more reliably too.

Recording now waits for you. An oval shows where to sit in frame and what the exercise is asking for, and nothing starts until you tap. A step also shows its setting, and where an exercise offers easier or harder versions you can pick one. Therapists can assign a finished step again.

Progress and readability. A milestone no longer shows as complete while steps inside it are still open, so My Journey reflects what you have actually finished. Some text is also easier to read against its background.

Reliability fixes. The features your clinic has switched on now show up dependably, and a bad saved setting can no longer leave part of the app blank. Nothing about practising has changed.

UpSpeech now tells you when a newer version is available, with a link straight to the store. It is only a nudge: you can dismiss it and carry on practising.

Practice recordings now tell you straight away when a take was too short or did not capture properly, instead of letting you send one that cannot be reviewed. We also rewrote the quiz answer options. The correct answer used to be noticeably longer than the others, which made a lot of questions guessable without reading them properly.

This update fixes longer recordings failing to send. A practice video of several minutes could report an upload error even though it had actually been saved, so you may have re-recorded an exercise more than once. Recordings now upload directly and keep going if you switch away from the app. Notification settings also now show when notifications are switched off for UpSpeech on your phone, with a shortcut to turn them back on, so reminders and your therapist's messages can reach you.

Small reliability improvements to how practice recordings are saved and linked to your exercises.

This update fixes an issue where some practice exercises recorded in audio-only mode could not be submitted. You can now mark your holds and pauses while recording audio and submit the exercise, just like in video mode.

This update makes the home-screen practice streak widget render your streak correctly instead of showing a blank square. It also stops a practice conversation from playing in the background after you leave the call.

This update fixes the home-screen practice streak widget, which could appear as a blank square instead of your streak. It now displays correctly.

This update fixes realistic practice calls that would not connect on some mobile networks. On cellular data and other restrictive connections the call could hang while starting and then drop to guided mode after about half a minute. It now connects reliably through those networks.

This update fixes realistic practice calls: the conversation partner's voice no longer cuts out mid-sentence, and the call no longer freezes waiting for a reply. If something does go wrong, the call now recovers on its own instead of getting stuck.

This update fixes a problem where the sign-in form could look blank after you signed out, so you can sign straight back in without restarting the app. Daily check-ins also got some behind the scenes polish.

This update smooths out realistic scenario calls. Your microphone now pauses while your practice partner is speaking, so the conversation flows more naturally with fewer interruptions.

You can now add an UpSpeech widget to your home screen. It shows your practice streak, whether you've practiced today, and a gentle nudge to keep going, then taps straight into your next session.

This update polishes the practice experience: a smoother splash and dark mode, clearer exercise instructions while you record, and a new milestone video in your journey. We also fixed sign-in, learning-path and daily check-in issues, and made recordings and chat more reliable so your progress is never lost.

Therapists can now add patients directly and choose their language. This update also gives the check-in a clearer rating scale, keeps the keyboard from covering the sign-in fields, and cleans up the welcome screen.

You can now lock UpSpeech with Face ID or Touch ID for extra privacy. This update also improves messaging and makes recordings more reliable to upload on a weak connection.

You can now lock UpSpeech with Face ID or Touch ID for extra privacy. This update also improves messaging and makes recordings more reliable to upload on a weak connection.