Creating a group is now free. Name it, pick your apps, and invite a friend before paying anything. When your first friend joins, you can start the 7-day free trial and they start holding your key. Kagi now comes along every day: when you lock, when you ask for your key, and when your friend lets you back in. Friends still join free.

Meet Kagi, the key your friend holds. Setup is now an illustrated story, and the paywall shows your 7-day trial and exactly when billing starts. Plans are now monthly or yearly. Friends still join free.

Starting a group is clearer. Pick your apps, then see how your yearly trial works. Your group name and app selection stay saved if you come back later. Friends still join free.

This update improves how Azukari measures which ads bring people to the app. Nothing changes in how you lock, unlock, or hold keys. If Azukari helps you stay off your phone, a review really helps other people find it.

After you enter your name, Azukari asks once whether it may measure which ads brought you here. You can say no; nothing in the app changes. If Azukari helps you stay off your phone, a review really helps other people find it.

If you subscribed to yearly Pro before, closing the paywall may show an offer to come back with your first month free. The price and renewal terms come from the App Store. Small fixes to the ask-for-key screen and to buttons at large text sizes. If Azukari helps you stay off your phone, a review really helps other people find it.

Invites now stop on a join screen that names the group and your role, so you always confirm before you join. QR codes and the invite page open Azukari directly. In more than one group? Tap the group name at the top of home to switch. Each group shows where your apps lock and who holds your key. Ask for your key with a quick reason or your own message, on a cleaner screen. Lock setup now fits on one screen, and parents get a simpler screen for a kid's lock times. If Azukari helps you stay off your phone, a review really helps other people find it.

Set up before you pay: name your group and pick your apps first, then choose a plan. Close the offer and your group name waits for you. If Azukari helps you stay off your phone, a review really helps other people find it.

No join code? Start your own group straight from the join screen. Filling in your name is faster: your iPhone can suggest it. Key holders can now leave a review after answering a friend's ask. If Azukari helps you stay off your phone, a review really helps other people find it.

Set up your apps first. Pick the apps to lock before anyone joins your group. You can lock once someone holds your key. Clearer groups. In more than one group? Home now shows where your apps lock and who holds your key, in one line per group. A simpler app picker and a cleaner invite screen with a bigger QR code. If Azukari helps you stay off your phone, a review really helps other people find it.

Try Azukari free for 7 days. The yearly plan now starts with a free week, and Azukari reminds you two days before it ends. A clearer subscription screen. Every plan shows its price per week, and the yearly plan shows what it costs each person when you split it with your group. A quick question when you start a group shows how much of your year goes to your phone.

Streaks. Every day with a lock of 30 minutes or more counts. See your streak and everyone's in your group. Lock every app. On the lock sheet, choose Every app to lock more than the apps you picked. Face ID for key holders. Confirm with Face ID or your passcode before you unlock a friend, give a break, or show a key. A new welcome screen and a clearer way to choose who holds your key. If Azukari helps you, a rating helps other people find it.

A new look. Azukari now uses Sunlit Clay, Stone Brown, and Pitch Black, with a new app icon. Easier invites. Share a link or show a QR code. Friends who don't have Azukari yet land in your group right after they install it, with no code to type. Families choose between inviting a kid or a parent. Lock for a set time. Pick 30 minutes to 4 hours, or keep it until your key holder unlocks you. Ask with a reason. Tell your key holder why you need your apps, and they see it with your request. Clearer words throughout: your key holder is the person who can unlock you, and Keys you hold lists the friends you can unlock. Notifications that close the loop: you hear when someone joins, when you're let back in, and when a parent sets your lock times. Parents can change a kid's lock times at any time, and kid phones pick up new lock times without opening the app. Lock extras like blocking app deletion now start off. Turn on the ones you want in group settings.

Invite links open Azukari and join the right group. If you do not have the app yet, the link offers Download Azukari and Join with the group name. Picking apps is simpler, and the list stays on this iPhone. Parents still set lock times for their kids.

Family groups can join with an invite code. Parents set lock times for their kids. Kids see clearer wording when a parent chooses apps. Unlocking feels smoother, and finding a member is easier.

Production analytics now tag App Store vs TestFlight installs so usage graphs stay honest. Keeps the group-service reliability fixes from 0.4.1 (Keys you hold / broken reply).

Fixes a bug where Keys you hold could stay empty and show “The group service sent a broken reply” even when your group was fine. Group refresh is more reliable when stored group data has drifted field types.

Friends groups can upgrade to Azukari Max for up to 30 people. The locked-app shield is clearer: full yellow with the key, no white card. Family kids no longer pick apps or a lock time. A parent does that. Invites and unlock texts carry the Azukari name and a clearer code.

Quieter premium screens, clearer key-flow, and haptics when you lock and unlock. • Paper-tag key flow that’s easier to follow • Haptics on lock / unlock moments • Calmer premium UI pass • Fresh App Store screenshots