Apple Watch, sorted. - If you wear an Apple Watch, Conceiva now shows you exactly where your overnight temperature stands, and how to get it flowing if it is not there yet. - Choosing Apple Watch during setup used to leave you wondering whether anything had happened. Now it tells you. - Subscription prices shown in the app always match what the App Store charges, and the plan list is tidier.

Conceiva now tells you where you are in your cycle. - See your phase and how many days until your next period, right on Today. - Setup plays back what your dates and answers show, in plain words. - Your next period estimate learns from every period you log. - Cycle insights: your average cycle and period length, and how they have changed. - Bring your history from other cycle apps, from a file or a few screenshots. - Add readings from your hormone monitor with a screenshot. - Export your data, or delete your account, from Settings at any time. - Clearer wording throughout, and a calmer setup. - Fixes and polish.

Conceiva now asks, once, whether it can use your device's advertising identifier to measure which ad brought you here. Saying no changes nothing about how Conceiva works. Also in this update: - We no longer ask you to rate Conceiva during onboarding or right after it. - Fixed a rare case where a valid subscription briefly showed as inactive. - Small polish and stability fixes.

Fixed a problem where Premium did not unlock after you restored a purchase or redeemed a code. If you already have an active subscription, your access now stays put.