What's new in this version: • Share a note with someone you're linked with. • Food: a small log for supplements and caffeine, your month of eating, and a year of eating in your recap. • Recipes show food-safety steps from tested sources. • Search the menu for people by name. • Have a friend's invite code? Enter it when you sign up. • Faster to open, and plenty of fixes.

Fixes TimePeace closing straight away when opened on iOS 27. If the app wouldn't open for you, we're sorry — this update fixes it, and everything you saved is safe and waiting for you.

What's new in this version: • Draw in a note: add a sketch to any note from the Insert menu. • Your diary keeps earlier versions of an entry for 30 days, so you can put one back. • The Diary Reader opens calm and full-height, and picks up where you left off. • Exercise: race week opens from your race, your weight trend ignores race-week water, your watch's cardio fitness (VO2 max) comes in from Apple Health, and a planned workout ticks itself when your watch records it. • Groups: a leader can switch on the Helper (AI), which drafts suggestions for the group to check and accept. • Help is here: support is one tap away from mood and the diary. • Easier taps, smoother screens and plenty of fixes.

What's new in this version: • Guest links: a group's organiser can send one question by link, and someone without an account can answer it in their browser. • Race week: put your race on the planner and get a plan from the race date, with its own Race week page. • Your health in Food settings: options for a weight-loss medicine and for pregnancy or breastfeeding, each with what it changes. • Groups: budget polls, money split by household, who cooks which night, and a new season when one ends. • Reminders you switch on now reach your iPhone, and Apple Health workouts keep their heart rates. • Choose what your connected AI may change, one area at a time, from Connected apps. • Cleaner menus and icons, more of the app in your language, and plenty of fixes.

What's new in this version: • Food can now be used with the numbers switched off: plates instead of calories, and a quiet link to someone to talk to if you want it. • Talk won't help with restrictive eating, and it doesn't give money advice. • Share a finished trip as a card: where you went, for how long, and the map. Never your entries or your photos. • The morning brief can tell you when to leave for an appointment. • Group leaders get a Monday card with their team's week, and members can mark themselves present at a meeting or shift in one tap. • More of the app now reads in Spanish, French, German, Portuguese and Afrikaans. • Plenty of smaller fixes and polish.

• Quick capture: jot one line, add the detail later • Food: your own food page; log a meal in words or a photo • Steps over time in Exercise, and your year as a book • Home fills in from what you actually use • Groups: one tidy menu, settle up, confidential groups • Welcome, privacy and support replies in your language • Permissions asked only when they're needed • We count which screens get used, never what you write. One switch turns it off • Keyboard and screen-reader support, plus fixes

• Plans: your plan's week and today's session at a glance, or build your own training plan. • Hands-free cook mode: say "next" or "set a timer" while you cook, plus festive and braai menu templates. • Small trend lines beside the numbers you track, with your usual range. • Send a memory to one person, and a map on your trip look-back. • Smoother menus and sheets, and lots of fixes.

What's new in 1.0.7 • Your data is safer — fixed a problem where trips, projects, work, studies and other records could go missing after syncing between devices. • One page for all your AI settings, a new Help card, and a label on anything an AI wrote, with a way to report it. • Group chats feel like chats — the message bar stays at the bottom, one menu holds everything, and any message can become a plan. • Hosting made easier — plan a gathering backwards from serving time, with servings, guests and what it all costs. • Text now follows your phone's text size. • Talk, now a conversation — Talk is a thread you scroll, one tap from Home. Tap the mic to speak, tap again to send, and watch the answer appear as it's written. The mic no longer freezes or drops words. • Talk remembers — tell Talk something worth keeping and it can remember it, if you say yes. See and edit everything it keeps in Settings, or forget it all in one tap. • Plan your week with Talk — ask what's for dinner, have your week's meals planned for you to check first, log a meal, add to your shopping list, or ask "Can I do Friday?". • Food, rebuilt — plan your week in a few taps, mark dinner as eaten, skipped or leftovers, and cook with a full-screen, step-by-step mode with timers. Set theme nights, plan for the whole household, and bring your recipes in from other apps or take them with you as a printable recipe book. • Exercise, rebuilt — choose how much detail you want, see every session on one clear page, and rate how hard each set felt. Follow ready-made plans, from a gentle first three weeks to couch-to-5k, and get a story of your week every Monday. • Know your training — heart-rate zones from your own runs, your cardio fitness, strength charts, an interval player and today's session on Home. • Photos on all your devices — turn on Media sync and the photos you keep in TimePeace appear on your other signed-in devices too. It's off until you choose it. • Read receipts — see when someone has read your message in a one-to-one chat, only if you both turn it on. • Your groups, your way — give a group its own look, and let a trip say how many people it needs before it's a go. • Easier every day — log something again in one tap, search Settings, and switch a reminder off or set quiet hours right from the reminder. • Looks and feels better — redrawn icons, a roomy or compact layout, a new loading animation, and typing in a chat no longer zooms in. The app lock is stronger too. • Groups, grown up — give a group chapters for each season, share chores on a rota, split money more simply, see a short For you summary for each group, export a group, or hand it on to someone else. Each member can also choose whether other people's AI may read what they write. • Food that fits you — an optional gut log and Monday check-in, an optional daily eating window, a steadier weight trend, one meal served two ways for the household, and a switch to hide the numbers altogether. • Talk does more — plan next week by name, get a catch-up message drafted for someone, and "Can I do Friday?" now counts payments and classes. • Training — power and pace zones alongside heart rate, and a first-session page to get you going. • A year of you — look back on your year in one place. • Safer — the app lock now covers the app switcher too. • Plus plenty of smaller fixes and polish.

What's new in 1.0.6 • Chat — message the people in your groups, privately. Turn it on when you want it. Hold a message to reply or react, and you can report or block anyone at any time. • Notes — look back through a note's earlier versions and bring one back, dictate straight into a note, and see a small preview when you paste a link. • No more double-booking — set a time that clashes with something already on your day and TimePeace tells you, with one tap to move it or keep both. • Better diary search — search by date or several words at once, and see where each result matched. • Plan a trip's flight before you've taken it. • Feels more at home on iPhone — the keyboard no longer covers the bottom bar, the app remembers where you were on a page, and it starts up faster. • Every button and switch now works with a keyboard and a screen reader. • Safer backups — a backup is never started twice, closing the app mid-backup is safe, and switching accounts on one phone keeps each account's diary days. • You now need to be 18 or older to create an account. • Plus plenty of smaller fixes and polish.

A calmer way around the app. Every screen now carries one small bar at the top that says where you are, with a single menu that opens the whole app. The old burger, the stacked strips and the repeated screen titles are gone, so more of each screen is yours — and a house at the head of the bar puts Home one tap away. Home opens on today. One thing worth doing at the top, a box to write straight into, the day you have actually had underneath it, and a "Something else" button that opens the full logger. Suggestions for the parts you have not been using show up again. Every list works the same way. One row per thing, everything else behind a visible "…", and delete moved off the row so it is far harder to hit by accident. Holding a row no longer fights your phone's own copy bar. Undo, and a safety net. After a delete a quiet pill offers it back for six seconds — and anything deleted waits 30 days in Recently Deleted, including a plan you untick by mistake. Your diary keeps your words. Writing again on the same day adds to that page instead of replacing it. Edit and delete sit on a visible control now, "Make edits" drops you straight in, and dragging a moment into a new order works with a finger. Every sport has its own symbol. Run, walk, ride, swim, row, ball and climb no longer share one icon. Your first minute. Starting out is three screens and one question — what did you do today? — and your first entry is kept before anything else is asked of you. What the app notices, said plainly. Every observation shows what it is based on and how sure it is, and never claims a cause. An evening question about your actual day, drawn from what you logged, if you asked for it. Also: the bar at the top clears the clock, every date box has a visible label, empty sections say what belongs there and give you a way in, Groups menus stay on screen and read properly in every language, and there is an optional soft sound when something saves — off until you turn it on.

Search everything — find anything you have written, from diary entries to people, notes and plans, in one box. None of it leaves your device. Protect an hour — start a focus session from a plan or from Home, and the countdown sits on your lock screen until the time is yours again. Plans in your calendar — send your plans to Apple Calendar and get a reminder when one is due, even while TimePeace is closed. Apple Health syncing is more honest too: sleep figures are checked before they are stored, and a sync that brought nothing back no longer reports itself as up to date.

Groups — TimePeace, shared with the people you choose. Until now everything here was yours alone. Now you can make a group for a trip, a club, a band, a house or a work project, and share to-dos, lists, an event plan, daily checklists and a roster with the people in it. Invite them with a link or a code; they join that one group and nothing else. Your diary stays yours alone — a group only ever holds what you and your members deliberately put in it. Leave any time, report anything that shouldn't be there, and block someone so they leave the groups you share. Connect Apple Health. TimePeace can bring your sleep, workouts, steps and heart into your diary automatically, instead of you typing them in. It lives in Settings, under Connections. You choose exactly what to share, it is only ever read, it is shown only to you, and it is never used for ads. Notes. A proper notes section, built in — headings, checklists, lists and tables, all searchable, and pinnable. Link a note to a trip, a project, a person or a day. Reminders that actually arrive. Put a reminder on anything you have planned and snooze it from the notification. Due dates, birthdays and packing for a trip can each remind you too, and each one is its own switch you turn on yourself. They reach you even when the app is closed. Protect an hour. Start a focus session from something you planned, pause it, end it — and it lands in your diary with the real time it took. While it runs, the time left shows on your lock screen and in the Dynamic Island. Time you can see. Today can show a quiet line at the current minute, the gap until your next timed plan, a ring that empties on whatever is running, and a day drawn to the length things really take. Plans reach your calendar. Any planned item or routine can go into the calendar on your phone, repeats and all. The trip you're on. Travel now shows the trip you are actually on — today's leg, the booking, what's already fixed — and it keeps working with no signal. Speak instead of typing. Speak an entry, a note or a plan and your iPhone turns it into text on the device itself. No audio is kept or sent anywhere. Six languages. TimePeace now speaks English, Afrikaans, German, Spanish, French and Brazilian Portuguese, and picks yours the first time you open it. Also new: type dates in plain words and the pickers fill themselves in; a day holding more than it has room for says so gently and offers to move one thing; text scales with your phone's reading size, with a calm-motion switch; strength sessions gain a rest timer, a plate calculator and supersets; the app learns how long things really take and offers your usual minutes; and if you name your own places, TimePeace can offer to log an arrival even when it's closed — off unless you turn it on, and it explains itself first. Because some of this is new, you'll be asked once to look over what TimePeace may and may not do with your information. Everything new stays off until you switch it on.

• Reminders now arrive reliably. • Mood moments — a day can hold more than one mood, so an afternoon that turned around is recorded the way it happened. • Your year as a book — export your diary as a print-ready book, with a cover, month openers and a page for each day. • "Scan a QR code" is now its own row in the menu, so it's easy to find. • You won't be asked to sign in again after an update. • The welcome walkthrough no longer replays if you've already been through it. • Your health summary for a doctor or coach now sits at the end of Insights, as well as in Settings. • Starting fresh — reset what TimePeace has learned, clear not-my-thing cards, redo onboarding — is all in one place under Settings → Privacy & data. • Sharing TimePeace with someone is always available. • Smaller fixes and polish throughout.

Two gentle new options, both off until you turn them on: • Reminders — a calm daily nudge to note a line about your day, now delivered as a normal phone notification. • Places — an optional one-tap check-in when you arrive at a place you've named, like home, work or the gym. Plus small fixes and polish.