Reads whole at every size. Bhullar now reads whole at the largest text sizes and with VoiceOver: the day line no longer cuts off, the corner buttons have names, and the memory composer fits above the keyboard. The Dots at Any Scale widget now glows gold on days that hold a memory, like the other two. And once your memories span more than one year, the month, week and day grids can step back to the years before.

Locating fixes itself. Open a span with more than one memory and every place name but the last used to stick on "Locating..." forever. Now each one finds its name.

Save a memory and it now opens itself, so you can see what you just kept.

A memory with a photo now gets a quiet tag or two, guessed on the phone from the picture itself. Nothing leaves the device to make the guess. A memory can also be shared straight from its own screen, and the envelope button in the corner no longer sits over today's dot at the finer scales.

Write to the makers. A small envelope in the corner, Write to the makers, opens the system mail sheet addressed to us. Nothing is sent until you send it, and the app still runs no servers of its own.

Gold in the widgets. The days and hours that hold a memory now glow gold in the widgets too, the way they always have in the grid. Glance at the Home Screen and the year shows not only how far along it is but where you kept something. The composer can take a photo with the camera now, next to choosing one from your library. And Bhullar and Randhawa name places through one shared lookup, so a place is the same word in both. Randhawa, the sibling map app, draws its map by default from this release. Carry your phone and the dots you open here fill in with the places you went, on their own.

Dots you can open. Swiping is the zoom now, which frees the tap to mean "this one". Swipe left to go finer, from months to weeks to days to hours to minutes, and right to come back out. Then tap any dot that has already happened. Bhullar tells you what that stretch of time held: where you were during it, and what you kept from it. Two places on a Tuesday afternoon, the note you wrote that evening, the photo attached to it. The places come from Randhawa, the sibling map app. Turn on its new trail and they fill in on their own; without it you will see the places you were when you happened to open Randhawa. A dot still ahead of now says only "Not yet."

Bhullar 2.0 gives the dots something to hold. • Memories: tap the plus button and write down what right now deserves to keep, with a photo if you like. Units that hold a memory glow gold in the grid. • On this day: when a memory's date comes around again, it resurfaces under the grid, right when it means the most. • Together with Randhawa: if you also use our map app, memories flow both ways. Made in either, shown in both. Randhawa gives them a place; Bhullar gives them a time. • iCloud sync, off until you turn it on: memories are kept in your private iCloud, which we cannot read, and come back when you sign in on a new phone. No account to create. Still no tracking, no analytics, no ads.

New in 1.1: • Dots at Any Scale — a new widget you can set to months, weeks, days, or hours. Edit the widget to choose. Add it twice at two scales. • The telescope zooms deeper: a new minutes view, 1,440 dots for today. Tap the grid to reach it. • The grid now ticks forward on its own while the app is open — watch the day fill in. Still no accounts, no tracking, no data collected. Just dots.