Widgets are here, and pressure finally reads the way it should. • Four home screen widgets: "I have a migraine" starts and ends an attack without opening the app, plus Calendar, Automatic context and Nagi's vigilance. • "Your context": sleep, recovery, pressure and environment, day by day, over 7 to 90 days, each with its expected range. Touch a bar to read that day's value. • Pressure now reads as a change, not an absolute value. Station pressure depends on your altitude — Nagi tracks the drop or rise over 24 hours, and how fast it happens. • Eight measurements tracked instead of three: sleep, recovery, restless nights, pressure, air quality, noise, heat and daylight. • During an attack, a second lock screen button logs a treatment. • Home tiles show the change since yesterday, and Settings › What's new keeps the version history. Fixes: usage measurement no longer runs from development builds, an open attack can no longer be started twice from a widget or the Watch, an evening reminder opened after midnight fills in the right day, the attack timer stays readable past an hour, and the paywall no longer opens twice.

Two fixes. • On the subscription screen, choosing the 12-month plan actually started the purchase of the 3-month plan. The button now buys the plan you selected, and the annual free trial applies as it should. • The evening reminder stopped after seven evenings if you hadn't opened Nagi in the meantime. It now comes back every evening at the time you chose, with no limit — and still stays quiet during an attack.

Nagi now speaks English. The language follows your iPhone. You can also pick it yourself in Settings › Language: the change applies immediately, everywhere in the app — including evening reminders, the widget, the Apple Watch app and the PDF report for your doctor.