Your voice, your footage, your practice — and now a way to hand it to someone. • Try Maitora without installing it — scan a code and you land straight in the practice: a three-minute guided breath, or a five-minute sit that closes on a bell. No account, no setup, nothing recorded. • Personal Voice — Maitora can read your practices in your own recorded voice, if you have one set up on your iPhone. Nothing leaves the device. • Gratitude you can speak or film — record a voice note of any length, add a video from your library or the camera, and save an entry with no typing at all. • Voice notes now draw their own waveform, so you can see the length and scrub through one. • Mind movies can mix photos and video clips. A clip plays for its own length, and you choose whether the movie plays its own sound, the background music, both, or neither. • Write me a meditation about… — type any topic and get a guided sit built around it. • Each breath pattern now keeps its own length, background sound and closing bell, so tuning 4-7-8 as a wind-down no longer rewrites your morning reset. • Today now tells you which practice tends to lift you most. • Longer guided sits and sleep stories are paced properly — no more long silences in a 30-minute sit. Fixes • Tapping a reminder now opens the practice it named. • The widget and the Apple Watch use Maitora's own colour instead of system blue. • A free trial is only offered to members who can still use one. • The yearly plan shows its per-month price and what you save. • Turnaround listens to the worry you actually wrote — and if you name something about your body, it no longer hands those same words back as something to breathe out. It won't fob you off with a bare "I am calm" either. • A movie's video sound no longer echoes, and clips play smoothly. • Routine meditation steps ring their preset's repeat bell, and 4 AM is morning again. • Evenings are quieter — from nine at night the main suggestion is already a sleep story, so the wind-down card that repeated it has gone. • A few decorative icons on Today and the end-of-session summary no longer interrupt VoiceOver.

A quieter release — three things you may already have felt. • When a routine reaches a breathwork or meditation you saved earlier, it now plays with the background sound you chose for it, instead of carrying the previous step's along • The voice sits clearly above the music in guided sits, sleep stories, affirmations and turnarounds — the bed steps back while someone is speaking • A long journal entry now shows a real preview on your Today page, cut at a word, instead of spilling the whole note across the screen Everything still happens on your device. No account, no analytics, nothing sent anywhere.

Maitora is laid out for iPad now — not stretched to fit it. ON IPAD • Today opens as two facing pages: what to do next on the left, how your day has actually gone on the right, with nothing hidden below the fold • Practices is a spread too — everything Maitora offers on the left, everything you've pinned and kept on the right • Stats reads as a board: your numbers on one page, what they mean on the other, and six months of your rhythm visible at once instead of scrolling sideways • Settings is a proper split view — the list stays put while you work in the page beside it • All of it reflows as you rotate the iPad or resize the window FIXED • The short labels under the faces on the end-of-session check-in could be squeezed until they clipped. They take the room they need now — on every practice, and on iPhone too Everything still happens on your device. No account, no analytics, nothing sent anywhere.

Your practice now follows you. BACKUP SYNC Turn it on in Settings and Maitora keeps your journal, your history, your saved sits and stories, your mind movies and your setup in step across your devices — in your own iCloud, with no account and no server of ours in between. It's off until you switch it on, and files wait for Wi-Fi unless you say otherwise. THE NATURAL VOICE IS JUST THERE Heart now lives inside the app. Nothing to download, and it works with no signal at all. MITRA KNOWS WHEN TO STEP BACK Mitra now recognises a few things it should never improvise about — medication, leaning on it too heavily, drinking — and answers with something steady instead of a guess. Its replies stay in your conversation, too, rather than borrowing someone else's. KINDER TO USE • Playing something you saved starts it where you tapped it, and brings you back there afterwards • Every practice remembers how you set it up, on every device • Picking a length is one tap again • Bigger targets on the end-of-session question • Charts, streak dots and your practice mix read properly with VoiceOver • More room to read on iPad Plus a long list of small fixes: deleting your only mind movie, clearing history, deleting several things at once, and a handful of places where text was clipped.

Every practice can now explain itself. ABOUT THIS PRACTICE • Tap the question mark on any practice — breathwork, meditation, guided sits, affirmations, gratitude, sleep, routines or your mind movie — and Maitora tells you what it is, how it can help, and how to make the most of it • Links to read further, from the World Health Organization, the National Institutes of Health and published research • Honest about the evidence: where the research is modest, it says so, and none of it is a substitute for care FIXED • Maitora now launches correctly on Mac Everything still happens on your device. No account, no analytics, nothing sent anywhere.

Maitora is now a native iPad app. ON IPAD • Every screen is laid out for the bigger canvas — your practice sits in a comfortable, centred reading column instead of stretching across the display • Works in every orientation, and reflows properly in Split View or a resized window • Sessions, guided cues and sleep stories are full-bleed and unhurried on the larger screen • Backup now tells you which device wrote it, so an iPhone copy and an iPad copy are never confused FIXED • Family Sharing: a shared lifetime purchase now unlocks reliably for family members, without needing to tap Restore • Dictation in the gratitude journal no longer clears the note when you tap Stop • Mitra reads your words more carefully, so it responds to what you actually said IMPROVED • Background sound is now three clear sources — Soundscapes, your own music, and Apple Music — each on its own page instead of one long list • Affirmations and saved turnarounds read their words aloud by default, with a visible switch to turn it off Everything still happens on your device. No account, no analytics, nothing sent anywhere.

This update is about making Maitora work well for everyone. ACCESSIBILITY • VoiceOver — you can now pause, finish or discard a session at any point. The session controls used to hide themselves a few seconds in with no way to bring them back, which left a practice running with no way to control it. • Larger Text — nothing gets cut off any more, right up to the largest accessibility sizes. Settings, the practice catalogue and Mitra's chips all reflow instead of truncating. • Contrast — text and buttons have been retuned to be comfortably readable, starting with the main card on Today. • Colour — nothing depends on colour alone. Your week dots, the consistency heatmap and the practice chart now carry a shape, a size or a label too. • Reduce Motion — the drifting backgrounds, the kaleidoscope and the photo montages hold still when you ask them to, while the breathing orb keeps pacing your breath. • Spoken words are written on screen, including on Apple Watch, so every guided sit, sleep story and affirmation can be read as well as heard. • Voice Control — every button can now be reached by name. A SIMPLER CHECK-IN • After a Mind Movie, "how do you feel?" is now the same quick one-tap question you get after every other practice, instead of a separate slider to set. • If your iPhone is on iOS 17, a Mind Movie now asks how you feel at all — it previously skipped the question entirely. MITRA • The support message now links to a helpline directory, so if you ever need it, help is one tap away rather than something to go and look for. ALSO FIXED • Text no longer clips on the welcome screen. • A few controls were smaller than they should have been and are now comfortable to tap.