Every milestone, its own moment. No more petal card: a week is seven suns rising, two weeks draws your mood line, three weeks replays your garden growing, a month puts the Day 1 sky beside today's, and ninety days is the full ceremony with your numbers, your own words then and now, the garden you grew, and a keepsake. Every marker up to two years has its own. The letter you let go of is kept, sealed in your journal under "The day I let go". After you let go, or after ninety days, Today says plainly what changes from here. The void now follows the keyboard, like any thread. And a tapped question waits its turn instead of racing another screen.

The days that hit: their birthday, the anniversary, the holidays. Tell HeartKeep once and it is there the evening before, the morning of, and the day after. The anniversary of the day it ended is added for you. Widgets that live: your plant fills the frame, stands on real ground, and the sky follows the clock over the sky you have earned. New large widget with the whole bed and today's line, a Lock Screen plant, and text-only widgets with a word to hold or today's verse. A question, sometimes: a real question at a random moment, a few times a week, answered right from your Lock Screen into your journal. Off until you turn it on. Dating is its own switch now. A new chapter no longer opens every check-in with date words. Later stages ask less: one Sunday look-back a week instead of a nightly reminder. The words you use most come first. A What's New screen, once, after this update.

HeartKeep 3.0: the closing chapter. When you're ready, let it go: write the last thing you're holding, once, and watch it drift into the morning sky while the sun finishes rising. From then on the app changes with you: a chapter that trusts the path, check-in words about peace instead of urges, verses of trust if faith is on. Also: your whole garden on one screen, quieter widgets, six check-in chips at a time, a fixed keyboard on the new-plant sheet, a new icon, and HeartKeep Plus made worth it: the keepsake of the day you let go, your own check-in words, your journal as a PDF.

Your widgets now live under the same dawn sky as the app, brightening as your days add up, with your garden standing against the light. And a small ask: once HeartKeep has been with you a few days, a card on Today asks for a rating. Tap Not now and it waits.

Naming what you feel is simpler: the words now follow how you set the slider, six at a glance with more a tap away, and it's clear when you've picked your two. After your check-in, Today says so: nothing else is asked of you. And the next morning, HeartKeep remembers how yesterday felt.

A warmer, calmer HeartKeep: the first light of the horizon replaces the pink, everywhere. The sky is right from the first screen, including when you open the app from the Garden widget, and changing your start date moves the sun right away. Buttons are easier to read. Small cleanups.

HeartKeep has a whole new look. The app now lives in the hour before sunrise, and the sky itself brightens as your days add up: the stars fade, the horizon warms, and after six months the sun rises into a soft morning. Your garden, your check-ins, and your tools all live in the new world now. It can never get darker, only lighter. Just like you.

HeartKeep now speaks German: the whole app, every notification, and the widgets. Plus is now offered once, right after onboarding, with a clear Continue free option. Everything you need to heal stays free. The rating ask now comes after your first three check-ins. Small improvements and polish.

Milestone days are real days now. The ladder grew: Day 100, every month of your first year, one year, and beyond. The road ahead never runs out. A quiet note arrives on the morning of a milestone day, so you can live inside it instead of finding out later. Cross one while the app is closed and it waits for you, and still celebrates when you come back. Your day counter now quietly shows how close the next milestone is. Any milestone can be saved as a keepsake image, with your own garden in it. The long view can too. On bright days, the check-in offers brighter answers: talked to someone new, made plans for something ahead, felt like myself again. In a new chapter, the check-in and journal follow you into what comes next: good dates, stinging ones, firsts, and what you are learning you want. Write a note to your future self on a good day. A hard night will hand it back in your own words. Small fixes and polish throughout.

A new chapter, when you are ready. When HeartKeep notices you needing it less while feeling better, it offers a gentle next step: a recap of how far you have come, and a mode that turns toward rediscovery and what comes next. Most apps fight to keep you. This one is built to let you go well. Photos can go to the void now. Send the pictures you cannot stop looking at into the thread that never sends. They stay yours, privately, and photos are included in backups too. The long view. A year of dots on the Garden tab, filled in to today, with a true comparison for what that much time can hold. In 66 days the Mayflower crossed an ocean. Also: a Rate HeartKeep row in Settings, gentler notification pacing as you heal, and small touches across the app.

HeartKeep moves the way it should now: gently. The check-in flows from start to finish: the slider wakes softly under your finger, feeling words answer with a quiet tick, and each optional step fades in when you are ready for it. Reaching a milestone feels like it should, too: a soft card with petals drifting over it, instead of a system popup. Your garden welcomes each newly discovered plant with a gentle settling-in, and the very first plant on Today now sways in the breeze like the rest. The void, your journal, and the breathing exercise all move with the same calm. The 4-7-8 circle gives a light tap at each phase, so you can breathe with your eyes closed. Everything stays private, on your phone, as always.

What's New: The biggest HeartKeep update yet, built for the part of a breakup nobody talks about: the complicated middle. - It's complicated mode: for when you are back in contact, or not sure what this is. No streaks, no shame, no verdicts. - The Mirror: your own words and numbers, reflected back. How you actually feel on contact days, quiet days, and the mornings after. - The ledger: hold two true things at once. "A part of me wants..." cards you can revisit as the pulls shift. - Log contact as it happens: who reached out, and how it landed. Counts that never reset. - A richer check-in: a feeling slider with more room between okay and good, plus words for the in-between: torn, tender, relieved, missing them. - New reflection questions written for ambivalence and trust. - Your journal is now protected by an automatic safety backup. HeartKeep reflects. It does not advise. Whatever you decide, this app is on your side. Questions or ideas? minieriapps+heartkeep@gmail.com

• Find BibleKeep, our new daily Bible lessons app, in Settings • Small improvements and polish

• Way more reflection questions, written for every stage of healing • A question never repeats until you've answered all of them • Reminders can now show the day's question right on your Lock Screen • Prefer privacy? A new switch in Settings keeps reminders generic • Small improvements and polish

• New: a quieter HeartKeep for when you're not ready to move on. No streaks, no milestones, no pressure. Choose it in Settings, change it anytime • On the hardest nights, a real person is now one tap away: call or text a helpline right from the app • Onboarding now asks what you need right now, so the app meets you where you are • Small improvements and polish

• Your journal now saves a draft as you write, so an accidental swipe never loses your words • The daily reminder now skips days you have already checked in, and it knows your streak • Your garden got a redesign: plants now grow together in a natural bed instead of a straight row • Today's reflection now shows when you have answered it. Tap it to reread your words • Find our other private, no-account apps in Settings

A small update: the no contact confirmation now appears right where you tapped, an accidental reset now has a one-tap undo, and a Day 1 crash on the Garden tab is fixed. Starting over isn't failing, but neither is a mistap. As always: completely private, on your phone, no account.

This little update comes straight from feedback by real people healing: • A warmer welcome to your garden: when a new plant takes root, you now always get the reveal moment, and the chance to give it a name. • Gentle one-time tips on each tab, so the helpful stuff is easier to find. • Fixed: the welcome questions now scroll properly at larger text sizes, and a cut-off label straightened itself out. As always: completely private, on your phone, no account, no tracking.

HeartKeep 2.0 is our biggest update yet, shaped by feedback from people healing. WIDGETS • Your garden on the home screen, growing quietly beside you • A days-healing counter for your lock screen • A one-tap "I'm struggling" button for the moments that hit hardest YOUR STORY, TOLD BETTER • Watch your garden grow: press play and replay every plant, from Day One to today • Tap any milestone to see what it means, how you earned it, and the very words you wrote that day • Tap plants to visit and rename them • Log feelings as they come, as many times a day as you need GENTLER SUPPORT • Dates that might hit hard: HeartKeep helps you prepare for anniversaries and birthdays the evening before • If you break no contact, a kind optional reflection helps you notice what triggered it. Never shame, never starting over • "You're not alone": a daily line from the shared experience of healing YOURS, SAFELY • Free backup and restore: your whole journey as one file you control • Add your name for a warmer greeting, backdate journal entries, and dozens of gentle refinements