New: the weekly menu. In Recipes, the Menu tab plans dinners, reuses last week in one tap and sends the ingredients to groceries. Everyone can suggest ideas in the idea box. New: The Moment. Once a day, at the same time for the whole family, everyone takes a photo of what they're living, then of themselves. A circle administrator turns it on from the home screen. Noisette reads your photos and PDFs: a receipt, a handwritten list, a recipe or your work schedule. She lets you check before saving, and the file is not kept. Groceries sorted like in the shop, tables in notes, a redesigned vault with your pinned papers, and more accurate dictation that recognises your family's names. Living outside France? Pick your circle's time zone: reminders follow your local time. Also: a lighter home screen, notifications grouped by day, a faster calendar, and fixes in Noisette, the vault, the calendar and Baby Nest.

Faster sign-up. Create your account with Apple or Google, right from the sign-up screen. Recipes that are easier to enter. Each ingredient and step opens in its own sheet, the unit is picked with one tap, and "Add & next" lets you keep going. Enjoying OurNest? Rate the app from Settings. A home screen that opens faster. Plus fixes: picking the unit in Baby Nest medicines and meals, a sleep started the night before now filed under night, and calendar fixes.

Work schedule, redesigned. The first time, a three-question assistant guides you; the detailed settings are still there to fine-tune your shifts and rotation. The page opens on your week, Monday to Sunday, weekend included. To change a single day (another shift, off or leave), tap it. "Unavailable" is now set like a leave. In the calendar, shifts take each person's color and sit side by side. Widgets arrive on iPhone. Calendar, My day, agenda, groceries, to-dos, Baby Nest, notes, loyalty cards and habits, right on your Home Screen. Simpler lists. All list options now live in one menu at the bottom of the screen, the item sheet has been redesigned, and entry stays open so you can add several items in a row. Your tasks in the calendar. Dated, assigned tasks from your lists now show in the calendar, with an "Only my tasks" option. Note of the day. A short note for yourself on the home screen, cleared the next day; in the evening, prepare tomorrow's. Your recipes as videos, sorted your way. Paste the link to an Instagram Reel, a TikTok or a YouTube video: the recipe is saved with its link, and the whole family opens it straight in the matching app. You can also sort your recipes into your own categories. One look, illustrated everywhere. The old style is gone: categories, grocery aisles, map pins and empty screens now have their own drawings. What's new, in the app. Settings → What's new shows what changes in each version. Your bug reports also become a conversation: reply to us and confirm once it's fixed. Plus fixes across every module.

An illustrated home. Every module now has its own drawing: on the home screen, in empty states, on error pages, and even in the family weather. The new style is the default; the previous one is still available in Settings → Appearance. Lists and Calendar now come first in the module order. The next nap, estimated. From 8 weeks old, Baby Nest learns your child's rhythm from their own days and estimates the window for the next nap and bedtime — a window, never an exact time, and with no age-based norms. When data is missing or too scattered, the app says so rather than guessing. Baby Nest, illustrated. The sleep or nursing timer now floats above every screen: pause, resume or wake up without going back to the journal. The 24-hour timeline, the journal, the day tiles and the activity picker are fully illustrated, and bottle and pump quantities can be typed straight in. A timer in the kitchen. In step-by-step cooking, the timer keeps running when you leave the screen, stays visible in a floating mini-player and rings even on the lock screen. When you come back, you pick up at the step you were on. • Photos: take the picture with the camera, crop it to its shape and rotate it. • Map: sharing your location is now separate from SOS. • Calendar: answer for yourself from the participants section; the organizer is marked as attending. • Contacts: a category filter next to the search. • Habits: suggestions to create your first habit. • Premium: adult members can now subscribe, two free family challenges instead of one, statistics show as a preview instead of being blurred, and the circle's storage space is visible to everyone. • The options menus of Gallery, Maintenance, Pets and Contacts now open as a sheet. • Offline: changes made without a connection are no longer lost when you reconnect. • Tapping a notification opens the item it is about. • Faster startup, plus fixes across every module.

The morning briefing. A "This morning" card settles at the top of your home screen and sums up the circle's day: appointments, birthdays, who is away or on a night shift, today's tasks, what is waiting for an answer, and a memory when there is one. A notification can bring it to you at the time you pick — and it replaces the scattered morning reminders: one notification instead of several. A child in the circle, with no sign-in. You can now add a child without creating a username or a password for them. They show up in the member grid, join events, receive assignments, and their birthday reaches the calendar. You answer invitations and enter challenges on their behalf. The day they get a phone, "Create their credentials" opens their own sign-in, losing nothing. A 30-day trash. Deleting a contact, a recipe, a place or a transaction is no longer final: the item goes to the trash, an undo appears right away, and the module's "Trash" screen lets you restore it for thirty days. Phone numbers, addresses, ingredients and steps come back with it. Baby Nest grows. "Summary for the pediatrician" builds a PDF over 7, 14 or 30 days — growth with percentiles, the rhythm of bottles, nursing, sleep and diapers, solid foods, recent temperatures and medicines, teeth that have come through — to share before the appointment, free of charge. Growth becomes a timeline where every measurement carries its change from the previous one, with a photo per measurement. Teeth gain an eruption timeline with the usual windows and a marker on today's age. The solid-foods catalogue has been revised: major allergens, introduction ages, tree nuts. One child, one person. A Baby Nest baby can be linked to the circle member who is the same person: no more duplicate health record, no more birthday counted twice, and babies take their place in the member grid. The home screen, revisited. "My day" becomes a single timeline — appointments, special work hours and birthdays on one axis, cut by a marker on the current hour, the past dimmed. The Members and Baby cards show the faces they follow. A "Getting started" card gathers the setup steps you have left, and disappears once none remain. • Recipes: "Cook step by step" starts the assistant from the recipe. • Maintenance: your equipment now shows up in global search. • Calendar: a new event belongs to the whole circle, not just its author, and the month view returns to where you left it. • Gallery: a circle admin can share an album they did not create. • Profile: four more shades in the identity palette. • Your circle now has its own time zone: outside France, morning reminders finally arrive in the morning. • You can export your entire account from the settings. • Fixes across every module, after eleven full review passes.

New Fitness module: build your workouts, follow the guided session minute by minute, then find your history and your stats. "Ask Noisette" comes to fourteen modules: calendar, groceries, storage, recipes, budget, notes, health, baby, habits, fitness, vehicles, maintenance, pets and contacts. Each has its own thread, focused on the module you opened it from — and Noisette can now build a workout there, from what you describe. Cycle tracking, in Health: your periods, a daily journal (flow, symptoms, mood, note), the next-period estimate and an analysis of your own data. The "Trying to conceive" goal adds today's phase and the estimated fertile window. The section is optional and enabled per health record. The Baby Nest timeline has been redesigned. The day now opens on four numbered tiles — sleep duration, volume drunk, minutes nursing, diapers — and tapping one unfolds the day's detail for that activity alone. Record sheets and logging screens trade their header banner for a compact row, the bottom bar moves to four sections around the "+", and a busy day's timeline finally shows every activity, not just the first twenty. • Fitness: share a workout with another family using a six-character code. • Recipes: the list now loads as you scroll, with no "Show more" button. • Habits: the module home gives the top of the screen back to today's habits. • The home header could slide under the status bar: fixed. • Fixes across some twenty modules: health, groceries, calendar, budget, notes, map…

New: fill a storage in one go. The camera reopens after each barcode, and scanning a product twice bumps its quantity instead of adding another line. Contacts redesigned: a contact sheet now reads as an ID card, and the list as a dense directory. A birthday can finally be saved without its year. Baby log redesigned: navigation moved into the header, the "+" to the centre, and the timeline is quieter. Your bug reports now get a reply: find it in Settings, along with its status. • App icon shortcuts: long-press to add an item or an event. • Vehicle reminders by mileage, alongside date reminders. • Budget categories: create, rename and delete your own. • Health emergency card: change the expiry without invalidating a QR you already printed. • Note and recipe drafts survive the app being closed. • Fixes across eighteen modules: recipes, vehicles, map, health, budget, calendar, pets, members, stock…

New: Search! One field to find a note, a grocery item, a contact, a recipe, an event or an expense - anywhere in your circle. Rearrange your home screen: long-press a tile to move it. • Five new notification settings. • Fixes: scanner, note editor, list sorting.