• Recording starts reliably on iPhones where iOS handed the app a silent microphone (seen on some iOS 26.4 devices). If Said in Sleep ever has to pause other apps' audio to reach the microphone, the listening screen tells you. • Keep night: one tap on the morning screen keeps that night's whole recording after it leaves your seven newest nights. Three kept nights are free; Premium keeps as many as you like. • Older nights you kept, or starred a moment on, now stay listed in Nights on the free plan. • Review last night, one tap from Tonight. • Free up older audio now asks before it removes anything. • Premium costs less, and the purchase screen lists only what Premium adds — starring a moment was always free.

The purchase screen stops claiming a problem it has not had yet. Opening the unlock screen used to draw "App Store prices are unavailable right now" on its very first frame — before the App Store had been given a chance to answer. It now says that it is checking, keeps the unlock button on screen while it checks, and asks again by itself a few times before it is willing to call anything a failure. If the store really cannot be reached, you get a plain retry instead of a dead button. Nothing about the price changed: one payment, no trial, no renewal, nothing to cancel.

Said in Sleep no longer scores you. The talkative score, the nightly count and the Silent-to-Storyteller bands are gone, along with the trend chart built on top of them. A detector that is wrong about most of what it marks has no business grading how talkative you are, so the grade was removed rather than reworded. What replaces it is the thing that does hold up: a short ranked list of the night's most speech-like moments, ordered by the detector's own scores instead of by crossing a cutoff, with a play button next to each one. You decide what you just heard. Also new: play back your entire night on a sound timeline with the ranked moments marked on it, so a short or quiet recording is never a dead end. Every clip now starts three seconds early so you hear the first word. There is a 'What you might hear' guide, honest labelling when a night ends early, and clearer storage controls. Pricing is now a single one-time purchase instead of a plan — no renewal, nothing to cancel. If you already subscribed, you keep your access.

Bug fix: resolves a crash some users could hit when using the app's audio features on the latest iPhones and iOS.