Free for 14 days, with no card and no sign-in: the app now simply opens. When the fortnight is up it asks you to subscribe or buy it once; your record stays and can be exported at any time. Also: a link to rate the app under Settings ▸ About, and a one-time request for a rating after two weeks.

After a fortnight of use, the app asks once whether you would rate it. Nothing else changes.

Now works with Siri, in eleven languages, with a full review behind it. SIRI • "Log today's call in Arrangements" — the Quick log button by voice. Siri always checks with you before anything is written. • "The visit was canceled by the other parent in Arrangements", "The call started late in Arrangements" — Siri asks only for what it needs and reads the entry back before saving. • "Log what happened tomorrow in Arrangements" — record something you already know about a call or visit that is still to come: a cancellation and who canceled it, a refusal, or an agreed change. "Change tomorrow's arrangement" moves its time or place on the schedule. Advance entries are always marked as recorded before the day. • "When is my next parenting time", "Anything to catch up on", "Add a note" — all in Arrangements. Siri also understands "the log" and "Contact Log". See Settings ▸ Siri for every phrase. • Every Siri action needs your iPhone unlocked. With the app lock on, Siri can log for you but never speaks a child's name and will not read your schedule aloud. ELEVEN LANGUAGES • American and Australian English, German, French, Spanish, Latin American Spanish, Italian, Brazilian Portuguese, Dutch and Japanese, as well as British English. The app follows your iPhone's language; plain English follows your Region. Choose for yourself in Settings ▸ Language. • Times and dates follow your region and your 12- or 24-hour setting, in the app and in the report. • Reports can be produced in any of the eleven languages, whatever language you use day to day. • Translations are machine-generated: if a word reads wrong, tell us from Settings ▸ Send feedback. THE RECORD • An entry can name everyone the call or visit was with. Who was there and who canceled or was late are recorded separately, so the record names one person, never a group. • Tap an entry to read it as a document: when it was first written, how it reached the log, every amendment with the old and new values, and the entry exactly as first written. • Filter the Log by child, by period and by how entries reached it; search by name; select several entries to delete at once. • A report for one child. Choose its language. Print or share it straight from the preview. Every report states how many entries the whole log holds and what any filter left out. THE SCHEDULE • A stay can end at any time on its last day, and a call or visit can run past midnight without being a stay. • A scheduled call or visit can name two people. Skip a single date from Catch-up. Quick log asks before recording a call or visit that has not finished yet. ANALYSIS • Figures for one child at a time. Periods are whole calendar months, months with no entries are shown, and an overnight stay counts in the month each night falls — the same figure on Home, in Analysis and in the report. YOUR DATA • Any import can be removed again as a unit, including what it added to your children, schedule, tags and places. Anything you have edited since is kept, and you are told what was kept. • Reports state exactly how many entries have been deleted, however many. • Larger text sizes, VoiceOver labels and the iPad layout have all been gone over. Nothing about how the app treats your data has changed: no servers, no accounts, no analytics, and your log stays on your iPhone and in your own iCloud.

Faster, safer, more careful with what comes in. • The month view, Analysis periods and reports filter the log about 3.5× faster; restoring a backup rebuilds entries about 2.6× faster. • Importing a file now shows you what it holds before anything is added, keeps a copy of your log from just before the import for 30 days, and marks imported entries so the report says which entries the app can and cannot vouch for. • Turning the app lock off, or lengthening the time before it locks, now asks you to unlock first. • The log file itself is now protected to the same level as your backups while your iPhone is locked. • Spreadsheet exports can no longer be turned into formulas by text in a note. • Fixes: a corrupt backup with a stray value in a list no longer crashes the restore; removing a schedule slot no longer risks a crash as the sheet closes; importing a file with schedule slots now refreshes reminders straight away; exports list same-day entries in a fixed order.

No changes to the app itself in this update. We have refreshed the App Store listing so it shows what Arrangements Log does: the calendar of calls and visits, the plain-English analysis, the solicitor-ready PDF report, the schedule, and records for more than one child. Your log, settings and subscription are untouched.

• The privacy policy and support pages have moved to childarrangements.com, and the links inside the app now point there. • Nothing else has changed. Your record, your schedule and your settings are exactly as you left them.