Ryvelo has rooms now, and a voice. FOR MORE THAN TWO. Group chats, up to twenty people. Friends only to add, but they do not have to be friends with each other. Whoever makes it can add, remove and rename — or hand those powers to an admin. Leave one and your messages stay; leaving is not deletion. SAY IT OUT LOUD. Hold the microphone for a voice note, slide left to throw it away. Send a clip up to thirty seconds. Or open the conversation's own camera: tap the shutter for a photo, hold it to record. SEEN ONCE, OR NOT AT ALL. View-once photos and videos, enforced on our server rather than on trust — the link is never in the message, and asking for it is what spends it. READ RECEIPTS, THE FAIR WAY. One tick sent, two ticks read — and the switch is reciprocal. Turn it off and you stop seeing theirs as well as hiding yours. In a group, two ticks mean everyone. A CONVERSATION THAT LOOKS LIKE YOURS. Any colour you like, not a list of twenty-two — and your messages stay readable on whatever you pick, because the text colour is worked out from the colour. Put a picture behind a conversation: both of you see it, either of you can change it. TIDY, WITHOUT LOSING ANYTHING. Archive a conversation and it leaves your messages without telling anybody — and without ringing your phone. Nothing goes quiet behind a door: the way back in carries the number of archived conversations with something new. Mute one conversation without muting the person. FIND PEOPLE. A username you choose when you sign up, so you can actually be found. Search your own friends by name. A number on each face showing what is waiting, with whoever spoke to you last at the top. A MENTOR THAT KNOWS YOU. It was answering the paragraph in front of it. Now it knows your name, your goals, your streak and how this week compared with the last — which is the difference between advice and generic advice. AND THE QUIET WORK. The app opens in one round trip instead of three. Alarms re-arm themselves in the background, so they no longer depend on you having opened the app that day. Editing a workout no longer rewrites months of history. Hold a personal record to correct it. Everything pages — older messages, friends, saved messages, moments and shared music all used to stop at a limit with no way past it.

Ryvelo has people in it now. Discipline is a private argument, and a private argument is one you can quietly lose. This release is about making it harder to lose alone. FRIENDS. Find someone by their username and ask. They have to accept before either of you can say a word — there is no public feed, no group chat, and no way for a stranger to reach you. Block, mute or report anyone, and a person reads every report within 24 hours. MESSAGES. Talk to the people holding you to it. Photos, stickers you make yourself, reactions, replies, and a colour per conversation. Pin the three you actually talk to. Swipe a message to reply to it. Keep the ones worth keeping and read them back later. Forward, copy, edit within fifteen minutes, and search everything that was ever said. Save a photo to your gallery — or keep a sticker a friend sent and use it with anyone. THOUGHTS, SONGS, MOMENTS. A line about where your head is, gone by tomorrow. A song you cannot stop playing. A photo of something you actually did. Each one goes to one friend, a few, or all of them — you choose every time. LIGHT MODE. The whole app on paper instead of stone, if that is how you read. DELETE FOR ME, OR FOR EVERYONE. Two different things, so now two different choices. One tidies your list. The other takes it back from both of you. THE KEYBOARD STAYS OUT OF THE WAY. It used to cover what you were typing. Fixed on every screen you can type on, not only the ones that were reported. Plus: dates over your conversations, a tap on a quoted reply jumps to the message it answers, and any message can be reported — not only a picture.

Food and macros, without the guilt. • Track calories, protein, carbs and fat — straight from the Training tab. • Search 294 whole foods in eight languages, or scan a barcode for anything branded. Raw and cooked are listed separately, because dry rice and cooked rice are not the same meal. • Save your own foods, repeat yesterday in one tap, and look back at your week. • Goals can now repeat on the days you choose — Mon, Wed, Fri — instead of every day or one fixed date. • Records now lead with your heaviest lift, and show a weighted pull-up as a weighted pull-up. No red numbers, no streaks on your macros, and going over your target is not an alarm.

TRAINING — a new tab. Plan a workout, then log what you actually did: weight, reps, and RIR — how many reps you had left in the tank. Every gym app records what you lifted. This one records how honest you were about how hard you pushed. History keeps every session and your best set per exercise, so you can watch the weight move. LEGACY. The big ones — a car, a business, a place of your own. No deadline, no daily pressure, and no effect on your streak. When you get there it doesn't quietly disappear the way a task does. It stays on the shelf. PROUD MOMENTS. A private highlight reel. Any photo, one line on why it mattered. KEPT & OPEN. What you kept today and this week, and what's still open. No red badges, no guilt — an honest scoreboard you can look at straight. NOTHING IS LOST WHEN YOU CHANGE PHONES. Your journal, your proof photos and your Proud Moments come back when you sign in on a new phone. They used to live on the device and nowhere else, so a reinstall destroyed them for good. They are still encrypted on your device too. Plus: photo galleries load much faster, and a long list of small fixes.