A redesigned report. Each scene opens on its own chapter card, every chart shows one line for each of you, and ten new measures, from escalation and deflection to warmth and repair, show what your own lines say and what tends to help. Free previews now show what your complete report holds before you choose. Uploads keep going while you use other apps, and an upload cut short when the app closes picks up where it left off. Reports open faster and keep working on a weak connection.

A new Grey Mirror mark opens the app: touch it and the left half ripples and forgets while the right half keeps every touch, then time stops, it turns all the way around and its name surfaces. Uploads keep going while you use other apps, and if Grey Mirror is closed before an upload finishes, opening it again picks up right where it left off.

Fixes buttons that did not respond to a tap, including Analyze just these while importing from Messages.

A redesigned Grey Mirror. Your report now plays like a film, scene by scene, with charts that show both of you side by side and the dates behind every turn. The report itself opens on one screen with every section in reach. Grey Mirror Plus shows exactly what it adds: two new reports a month to track your relationship, Memory Lane and the Evidence trail. Imports from Messages are smoother, and the whole app has been polished down to the smallest detail.

Imports from Messages no longer stop partway to ask which chat to read: the app asks you to add the new Grey Mirror Import 22 Shortcut once, with one tap. While an import runs you now see a live, animated count of every message it finds, and the opening animation no longer plays each time the import hands you back to the app.

Grey Mirror Plus now includes two full reports every month, and every plan adds Memory Lane and the Evidence trail, so you can follow the same conversation as it changes. Pro now includes five reports a month and Studio twelve. Import from Messages names the exact Shortcut to add, and says Paused when an import can carry on. DARVO and de-escalation are spelled correctly.

Import from Messages now works on iOS 26 as well as iOS 27, and it is steadier: the app waits while Shortcuts starts instead of asking you to try again, says when an import is starting again after you resume it, and tells you what is saved whenever it pauses.

Import from Messages is here. Pick a conversation and bring its history into Grey Mirror through Apple's Shortcuts, with no export, screenshots or computer. A new reading screen shows it coming in live, every message is saved as it arrives, and an interrupted import picks up where it stopped. This version also recovers interrupted uploads and purchases more reliably.

A smoother path from your conversation to your complete read. • Interrupted uploads recover the same read instead of starting another. • Clearer instructions when an export needs replacing, and better recovery after losing your connection or signing in again. • A simpler unlock screen: open one complete report, use an existing credit, or compare plans and report packs. • Better purchase recovery and clearer plan information across your devices.

More ways to open your reads. • Plans now come in three sizes: Plus, Pro and Studio, monthly or yearly, each with more full reports per period. • Report packs: 3, 5 or 10 full reports with no subscription, to use on any read, any time. • The complete report on its own is still one tap away. • Unused reports carry forward, and every report you open stays yours.

Grey Mirror now opens with its animated mark: the whole intro on the first open after an update, a short version after that. Tap Skip any time. • See how to export your chat and set up your read before making an account. The account is only needed when your export is sent. • For the most accurate read, export the whole conversation as a CSV. Screenshots and screen recordings still work for any app. • Previews now lead with your hardest findings. • Reports retry by themselves if the connection drops, and recent reports stay on your phone. • If a purchase goes through but the report doesn't open, tapping again finishes it without a second charge. • The sample report's chart builder opens on real lines, and the sample only shows tabs it can fill.

A short tour of your report the first time it opens, clearer guidance while your conversation uploads, a one-tap Try again if a read fails, and a scorecard you can share — no names and no messages, just the numbers.

Add a screen recording or screenshots of any conversation, from any app, straight from Photos. Choose any export file, several at once, or a whole folder — any size, including files stored in iCloud Drive.

Small fixes and improvements.

Links to your reads now open straight in the app: tap "your read is ready" in your email and you land on it. When we find fewer messages in an export than expected, you now see the count and can continue. Grey Mirror has a new home at thegreymirror.com, and a smaller download.

Chat with your chat history: ask your report anything and get an answer from what was measured in your own messages. Your free preview now shows everything it measured, including who escalates a conflict and who cools one down. Friendship and family reads now offer only the questions that fit where things stand. Your report opens with who it is about and what it was read as, and a new read opens straight into its reveal. One clear way to unlock the complete report, with Grey Mirror Plus as an optional add-on. Your Grey Mirror Plus plan and report credits now follow your account on every device you sign in on.

Grey Mirror Plus is here: one full report every month, so you can see what changed since the last one. Unused reports carry forward, and every report you open stays yours. You can still unlock a single report on its own. Also new: a self-drawing signal chart on the overview page, clearer pricing before you upload, and smoother navigation between your reads and the overview.

Grey Mirror now tells you when a newer version is available. Instagram and Messenger exports that hold many conversations let you pick which one to read, and reads waiting on you can be finished straight from Command Center.

Open a complete sample report — a real, anonymized relationship read with every chart, tab and the chart builder — before you upload anything. Sharper unlock screen and small fixes.

See a complete sample report before you upload anything — the whole written analysis, its charts, and the chart builder on a real, anonymized thread. New chart builder: compare any of the report's signals for each of you across every day of the thread, with smooth and original lines, date ranges and silences. Memory Lane now opens right in your report. Clearer who-is-who: if your export has no dates, or the analysis needs you to confirm again, the app now tells you why. Polish and fixes throughout.

Build a chart, rebuilt. The chart builder used to offer a handful of summary signals. Now you can plot anything the read measures: every behaviour it tracks, the analyzer's own longitudinal measures, and the family scores on individual messages — for you, for them, or both at once. • Search the whole catalogue instead of scrolling it • Compare up to four measurements at once, with the gap between you and them shaded by whoever is ahead • Fit mode lines up measurements that live on different scales, so you can compare shape rather than size • New rhythm views: message volume and reply lag by hour of day and by day of week • New weekly views for affection language and message volume Playback is fixed. The play button used to stop itself the moment you pressed it. It now plays the thread through, and the scrubber follows real dates — so you can stop on the week something changed and read the date. Charts draw at full resolution now: every sample the read carries, with a smoothed line over the top so a dense measurement reads as a wave instead of a smear. The charts under each scene are head-to-head too — you against them, with the crossings marked — and they vary from scene to scene rather than repeating one shape. Long reads are steadier. A large export can take up to 20 minutes to analyze, and you can close the app while it runs — the read keeps going on the server and waits in your history. Losing signal no longer interrupts anything: the app reconnects on its own, and if it truly can't reach the server it tells you the read is still running rather than reporting a network error. Also in this release: • Fixed a freeze that could happen when the keyboard opened on the sign-in screen • Signing up with the username field left blank now works, and the rules shown match the ones actually enforced • A purchase no longer fails when the store catalogue hadn't finished loading