Prices are lower. Monthly, annual and the paired rate have all come down. The paired rate arrives sooner: seven days paired with your partner instead of fifteen, and it no longer depends on whether you're still in your free trial. Stay paired for a week and your monthly price drops. Your roots now grow from the first day. Before, nothing visible happened for the first two weeks even when you both showed up. Now every day you share moves them, evenly, all the way to sixty. The subscription screen has been rebuilt. FIXED - Editing your habits could leave you stuck. Turning one off made Save stop working with no explanation, and a swipe could switch a habit off when you only meant to rename it. Renaming is now a button, Save stays live and tells you exactly what it needs, and a save that fails no longer disappears in silence. - Looking back at an earlier day felt like the app had frozen — the rows wouldn't respond and the week strip seemed stuck. It now shows which day you're viewing and offers a way back to today. Tapping the same day again takes you there too. - A day from before your habits existed showed an empty score. It now says nothing was done, because nothing could have been. - Invite links used to claim a code the moment they opened. They now show you who invited you and wait for you to tap Join. - If you're on your own, the app no longer mentions a partner who isn't there. ALSO - Signing out asks first, and tells you what stays on your account. - Requests that hang now give up and offer to try again, instead of leaving you waiting on a screen that never finishes. - Invite links are only accepted in the form the app issues. - Partner photos saved on your device are protected when your phone is locked.

A calmer start. Setting up Inosc has been rewritten end to end: fewer words, one idea per screen, and a clearer walk from your first habit to your first tree. - Setup now explains how a day counts, what roots are and what a ring means, in plain language - Choosing your five habits is simpler, with the rules where you need them rather than stacked above - No waiting period after a pairing ends — invite someone again whenever you are ready - Steadier nudges, and clearer messages when something goes wrong