This release is a small fix around the result share card. The bottom line of the card could be cut off. When only the image reaches someone, that line is their one way back to Wa, so we made sure it always shows. Here's to a little more ease with someone close to you, starting today.

This update lets you share your result. Once your diagnosis is done, you can turn it into a card and show someone. From the welcome screen, after a re-diagnosis, or from your own tab. The card carries more than your 16-type letters — it shows each axis's lean and confidence, just as they are. If a lean is close to even, the card says so honestly: "balanced type." To Wa, a type is always a hypothesis, never a verdict, and that's exactly what the card tells whoever sees it. • Save and share your result as a card image • Each axis's lean and confidence, right on the card • Available from the welcome screen, after a re-diagnosis, and from your own tab Also in this release: • Fixed a bug where you could get stuck and unable to resume onboarding after a diagnosis • Fixed issues around the share landing page Here's to a little more ease with someone close to you, starting today.

This update brings a hand-drawn character to each of the 16 types. Each type is now an illustration painted in a single ink stroke — "hitofude." It appears gently on Home, in your list of people, and on your own page. What matters most is the shade. To Wa, a type is a hypothesis, never a verdict — so the ink follows suit. The surer it is, the darker it draws; where things are still unclear, it stays pale. Your own result is drawn in full ink, while an estimate of someone else deepens gradually as you come to understand them. Just by looking, you can sense how certain it is. • A single-stroke ink drawing for each of the 16 types • The shade shifts with confidence — pale for an estimate, full ink when confirmed • The type guide now shows each type's drawing, too Also in this release: • When someone hasn't shared their handbook yet, we no longer show sample text under their name — you only ever see what's real • The type guide (all 16 types) is easier to read • Color, spacing, and alignment tuned to be easier on the eyes • Accessibility improvements around screen reading and contrast • Startup and small fixes to make things steadier Even with more drawings, Wa's aim is the same: to gently send you off toward the real conversation with someone close to you. Here's to a little more ease, starting today.

This update brings follow-up consultations. After a first consultation, you might think: "I tried saying it, but it didn't quite land," or "I wish I could put it more gently." Now you can pick up right where you left off — the earlier context carries over, so there's no need to explain everything again. • Tap a theme from your result to continue • Consultations are kept as history, one thread per person • On Home, a quiet check-in: "How did it go?" A follow-up has the same purpose as always. Not to keep a conversation going, but to send you off toward the real conversation with that person. Also in this release: • You can revisit and adjust each person's relationship anytime — and we'll gently suggest setting it while you consult • When a result doesn't feel right, you can tell us why — your voice shapes the next Wa • In the type guide, tap each axis (the letters) to read what it means • When the app updates, you can now read what's new right inside the app • Small fixes around the consultation form Here's to a little more ease with someone close to you, starting today.

Hello — this is Wa. The closer someone is, the easier it is to miss each other. A boss, a parent, a partner, a friend — with the people who matter most, "why won't this get through?" quietly piles up. Wa uses the 16 personality types as a "lens for dialogue" to help you find words that actually reach the person in front of you. A type is never a verdict — Wa holds it gently, as a hypothesis with a confidence level. • Add one person close to you, and talk it through in your own words • Get the reason behind the friction — and a draft you can send as is • The final words are always yours to choose Wa isn't a chatbot companion. Instead of keeping the conversation to itself, it sends you off toward the real conversation with that person. A little more ease with someone close to you, starting today.

Hello — this is Wa. The closer someone is, the easier it is to miss each other. A boss, a parent, a partner, a friend — with the people who matter most, "why won't this get through?" quietly piles up. Wa uses the 16 personality types as a "lens for dialogue" to help you find words that actually reach the person in front of you. A type is never a verdict — Wa holds it gently, as a hypothesis with a confidence level. • Add one person close to you, and talk it through in your own words • Get the reason behind the friction — and a draft you can send as is • The final words are always yours to choose Wa isn't a chatbot companion. Instead of keeping the conversation to itself, it sends you off toward the real conversation with that person. A little more ease with someone close to you, starting today.

Hello — this is Wa. The closer someone is, the easier it is to miss each other. A boss, a parent, a partner, a friend — with the people who matter most, "why won't this get through?" quietly piles up. Wa uses the 16 personality types as a "lens for dialogue" to help you find words that actually reach the person in front of you. A type is never a verdict — Wa holds it gently, as a hypothesis with a confidence level. • Add one person close to you, and talk it through in your own words • Get the reason behind the friction — and a draft you can send as is • The final words are always yours to choose Wa isn't a chatbot companion. Instead of keeping the conversation to itself, it sends you off toward the real conversation with that person. A little more ease with someone close to you, starting today.

Hello — this is Wa. The closer someone is, the easier it is to miss each other. A boss, a parent, a partner, a friend — with the people who matter most, "why won't this get through?" quietly piles up. Wa uses the 16 personality types as a "lens for dialogue" to help you find words that actually reach the person in front of you. A type is never a verdict — Wa holds it gently, as a hypothesis with a confidence level. • Add one person close to you, and talk it through in your own words • Get the reason behind the friction — and a draft you can send as is • The final words are always yours to choose Wa isn't a chatbot companion. Instead of keeping the conversation to itself, it sends you off toward the real conversation with that person. A little more ease with someone close to you, starting today.