Performance improvements and bug fixes to make Yuni smoother and more reliable.

Performance improvements and bug fixes to make Yuni smoother and more reliable.

Performance improvements and bug fixes to make Yuni smoother and more reliable.

Settings now has Manage Subscription. It opens Apple's own subscription page, so you can see your plan, change it or cancel without leaving Yuni. If you turn renewal off, Today shows the day your Premium ends and what stays free after that. You can turn renewal back on from the same card. When a plan or your free days end, the message now says which one it was and what still works without Premium. Before, everyone was told their free trial had ended. Yuni now reminds you a month and a week before a yearly plan ends. You can turn these reminders off in Settings, under Notifications. Some screens in German, Czech, Polish, Romanian and other languages showed untranslated words. They are translated now.

The plan screen at the end of setup is simpler. You pick a year with the first three days free, or a week. The price and the renewal terms sit under the button, and the switch and the countdown are gone. Restore Purchases now tells you when there is nothing to restore. Before, tapping it with no subscription closed the screen as if it had worked. Inviting your partner, notifications and the widget now come after the plan screen. Your answers are saved before you reach it, so if you leave and come back you land on the same screen with everything still filled in. In Russia, where the App Store cannot charge for Yuni, setup no longer ends on a plan screen.

If you use Yuni to track your own cycle, it sometimes wrote about you as though you were someone else's partner — "Remember what she mentioned last week", on your own screen. We went through every place Yuni writes text and fixed it: notifications, Live Activities, the calendar, the intimacy log, settings and your insights. The same pass found that hormonal contraception was only half handled. Yuni would hide your phase and then predict one anyway — "PMS in 3 days" — with phase-based advice still sitting underneath. On contraception it no longer claims a phase it cannot know, and the advice changes with the setting instead of staying behind. On Home, the line about your next phase was showing a piece of raw code where the number of days should be. It says what it meant to say now, in every language. Check-in and the intimacy log moved to the bottom left of Home and are now the same, larger size — easier to reach with one thumb, and no longer covering the period button. On Reports, the button that creates one used to sit below everything else, off the bottom of smaller screens. It now stays above the tab bar, in view. Fifteen screens in tracking mode were still in English for some of you. They are translated now. Purchases are now linked to your Yuni account rather than to the device they were made on. In contraception mode the daily suggestion is no longer picked at random. Yuni reads your last few check-ins and leads with what they point at — rest and sleep after a low-energy week, time to yourself after you have been asking for space — and says which it is, in the line underneath. Until you have logged enough for that to mean anything, it says nothing rather than guessing. That came with a quieter fix. What you told Yuni helps you, and what you asked it to avoid, were only ever being applied in English. On this screen they now work in every language.

On a smaller iPhone — the 12 mini, 13 mini or SE — parts of Yuni ran off the edge of the screen. The five hearts you tap to rate your day were the clearest case. The row was wider than the card holding it, so the outer hearts were cut off and the check-in itself sat wider than the display. It now fits the screen it is on. Confirming the start of a period had a smaller version of the same problem: the calendar and the Confirm button shared a sheet that could not grow. The calendar scrolls now, and Confirm stays where you can reach it. The sign-in screen shown at launch and the streak sheet were cropped too. Both fit now. Setting up on one of those phones was affected too. The questions about your last period, your cycle and reminders, and the choice of how you'll use Yuni, could run past the edge of the screen, with the calendar half hidden. Those screens now scroll, and their buttons stay within reach.

The partner you invite can now connect without being asked to subscribe first. Accepting an invite used to run into the same paywall as a fresh install, so connecting one couple could mean two subscriptions. Now an invite takes the person straight through to your shared cycle. Stop setup halfway and your answers are kept. Closing the app used to mean starting the questions again from the top; now you carry on from where you left off. If the plans screen cannot reach the App Store, it now says so and offers to try again, instead of quietly moving past it. The prompt to invite your partner comes back if you dismiss it, rather than going away for good. Plus small fixes and polish.

Sign in, and Yuni backs up everything you have logged. If you started using Yuni before it had accounts, your check-ins, cycles and notes live on this phone and nowhere else. Lose the phone, lose the history. Signing in copies all of it to your account, so it comes back on a new phone and stays in step across your devices. Yuni now offers this when you open the app, instead of leaving it in Settings for you to find. On Apple Watch, the large phase complication now names the phase above the tip. Before, you saw the tip with no phase next to it. Plus small fixes and polish.

Today, rebuilt around one question: what's going on with her right now, and what that means for you. The phase now sits at the top of the screen with a short brief under it — where she is in the cycle, what most couples find hardest about this phase, what partners most often notice, and how many days until the next one. Once you've logged enough check-ins, those lines come from yours rather than from everyone's. Below them, a new cycle wellbeing chart draws what you've logged through each phase against where most couples sit, with the phase she's in now lit up. Periods now have an end. Mark the last day from the calendar or from a single line on Today, and predictions use the real length of that period instead of one number for every cycle. If she tracks in Apple Health, Yuni reads the end from there and never asks. Her own entries now reach your calendar and stay hers — you can see them, you can't overwrite them. And if you're the one supporting, Yuni keeps her cycle out of your Apple Health, asking only for the access it actually uses. Today also scrolls smoothly now. Plus a round of small fixes and polish.

Her cycle, without opening the app. Nine new Lock Screen widgets — cycle day, phase, next phase, period countdown and more — in every size iOS offers. New Controls put Yuni in Control Center, on a Lock Screen button, or on the Action Button. And Settings → Widgets now previews every widget with your own cycle, so you can see one before you add it. Plus a round of small fixes and polish.

Delete your account from inside the app. Settings now has a Delete Account button under Sign Out — it removes your account and everything synced to it, straight away. Plus a round of small fixes and polish.

Daily reminders come back. If notifications got skipped when you first set Yuni up, the Daily Tip stayed switched off with nothing to tell you. Allowing notifications now turns it back on. Streak reminders start from day one instead of waiting until you already had three days going. New writing across the partner tips, in every language Yuni supports. Redeeming an offer code now unlocks access without a restart.

- visual updates

- edit and add older check-ins - cycle updates fix

- minor fixes from users feedback

Global app redesign

minor UI bug fixes

minor UI fixes

Tap, and you're there. This update makes Yuni quicker to reach and kinder to your lock screen. • Widgets now open the app exactly where you expect — and their tips refresh through the day instead of going stale by evening. • The evening check-in reminder on your lock screen is now free for everyone. • Streak protection: if your streak would end tonight, Yuni gives you a heads-up at 8:30 pm. Toggle it in Settings → Notifications. • Private by design: notifications never show cycle details on your lock screen. A name is fine; a phase is nobody's business. • A clearer first day: your first check-in sits front and center, with a one-tap partner invite once you've logged it. • Plus smaller fixes across reminders and navigation.

• Partner connection fixed — invite links now pair you reliably, and if something does go wrong you get a clear message instead of a generic error • Your cycle settings stay put — when you set your cycle length by hand, Yuni keeps it and no longer overrides it with its own estimate • New app icon • Send feedback or report a problem directly from Settings • Intimacy check-in: four new "why it didn't happen" options • Tapping a partner activity notification now takes you straight to Today

- minor bug fixes

NEW: Cycle Calendar widget Pin the calendar to your Home Screen and see the whole month at a glance — phase colors for every day, today's spot in the cycle, and what's coming up — without opening the app. Four sizes: - Small — current week + today's phase - Medium — this week and next - Large — the full month - Extra Large — iPad-only, with a hero "today" view Liquid Glass aesthetic. Adapts to light and dark mode. One tap jumps straight to the Calendar tab. FIXED: Daily check-ins from tracking mode — notes, mood, symptoms, support needs — now appear when you tap any day in the calendar. Partners see them too. Plus polish across the existing Today widget.

- critical bug fixes

- critical bug fixes