A small tune-up behind the scenes, plus one fix. • Bug: in Japanese and Chinese, the ring under your cycle day counted "28 items" instead of a 28-day cycle. Fix: it now reads as a 28-day cycle, like it should. Still no account, no cloud, and nothing leaves your phone.

• A new iPad layout with a sidebar and comfortable reading widths, in portrait and landscape. • Home, Calendar and Insights use side-by-side panels when there is room. • Daily logs and other sheets adapt to larger screens. • Fixed an iPad navigation issue that could leave the Smart Ring title visible after returning to Home.

What's new in 1.3.0 • A new look. Soft watercolour artwork now follows your cycle on Home, one season for each phase, and greets you on the welcome, pregnancy, postpartum and menopause screens. • A single day of spotting could persuade Cyla that two cycles were one very long one. It now recognises spotting for what it is. • Missing a day or two of logging in the middle of your period no longer splits it into two cycles. • Logging the first day of your period a day late now moves the start back where it belongs, and periods you add from the past become proper cycles. • The calendar painted five period days whether you logged two or five. It now shows the days you logged and draws estimates differently. • Tapping Skip during setup quietly invented a period starting today. Cyla no longer makes things up. • Home now says "After your period" instead of textbook terms, and the note under your day count tells you something new instead of repeating it. • Your readout is a few clear lines instead of a paragraph of everything, and Ask Cyla answers the question you actually asked. • If you had already unlocked Cyla, it could still remind you that your trial was ending. It has been spoken to. • On some launches Cyla sat on a blank screen, waiting politely for the notifications service. It no longer waits. • Calendar and Insights now stay where you left them when you switch tabs. • New in Settings: Discreet notifications and a Reminders switch. Delete All Data can also remove what Cyla saved to Apple Health, and Export Data now includes every day you logged.

Updated for iOS 27 with compatibility and reliability improvements.

Backdated mood and symptom logs now join the cycle for their actual date, instead of sneaking into the current cycle. Entries outside recorded cycle dates remain saved without inventing a cycle. Your history keeps its dates straight.

A small reliability and polish update: - The daily logging flow now settles more smoothly after a successful save. - Ring monitoring controls remain live and responsive during concurrent updates. - Ring diagnostics now reports file sizes reliably. - General stability improvements.

• No shiny new features this time. This is a housekeeping release — brooms, screwdrivers, the works. • Everything under the hood got a once-over so future updates land smoothly. • If you notice absolutely nothing different, that's a ten out of ten from us.

A tidy-up release, focused on getting the small things right: - Delete All Data now really means all of it. It had been quietly leaving your ring's heart-rate, blood-oxygen and sleep history behind; the wipe is now complete. - Undoing a period entry no longer leaves a phantom split in your cycle. Change your mind as often as you like. - Removing a period also removes it from Apple Health, so the two stay in agreement. - Every day on the calendar is now tappable, so you can review or log any date directly. - Sleep nights recorded by your Apple Watch now keep their true order and timing. As always, everything stays on your device. No account, no cloud.

Smart ring sleep, done right: • The ring was logging bedtimes hours too early. Cyla now records your real bed and wake times. • A redesigned sleep view — hypnogram, sleep score, and a clear stage breakdown. • Switch rings and Cyla notes which ring recorded each night. • Corrected a mix-up between deep and light sleep stages. Everything stays on your device, as always.

Smart-ring support comes to Cyla. • Your ring's heart rate, blood oxygen, stress, HRV and skin temperature now live on the Device tab, updating quietly through the day. • Sleep at a glance: a scrubbable hypnogram, a sleep score, stage breakdown and a 7-night trend. • Skin temperature is a wellbeing readout only — your fertility temperature still comes from Apple Watch, untouched. • Your Lock Screen and Home Screen widgets now show your most recent heart rate and blood oxygen, not one from hours ago. • A new sleep calendar lets you revisit any earlier night, not just the last seven. • Small fixes and polish. • Sleep with the ring instead of your Watch? Those nights now save to Apple Health too — only when the Watch didn't already log them. The Watch still wins when you wear it; we know our place.

Smart-ring care, refined: • Your ring now has its own Device tab when it's connected — no more digging through Settings. • Temperature, blood oxygen, stress and HRV monitoring are yours to switch on or off, so you decide what's worth the battery. • Whatever you set on the ring is now the single source of truth across your apps. • Wellness insights stay relevant: period-tracking content steps aside in Pregnant and Post-Menopause modes. • Every new screen is fully translated. As always — no account, no cloud. Everything stays on your device.

Cyla now works with smart rings. • Pair an affordable smart ring right inside Cyla — no extra app, no account. It reads your heart rate and tracks your sleep, all on your device. • New Sleep view: stages, efficiency, and gentle insights grounded in published sleep science. • A new on-device readout that reflects your cycle and sleep back to you in plain language — private, and never a diagnosis. • Smoother Settings scrolling and other small fixes.

Cyla now works beautifully for everyone: - Full VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support, however you read your phone. - More screens fully translated - daily-log tags, insights and the calendar. - Restore Purchase now clearly confirms its result. - Easier onboarding, with a way to skip or step back. - Calmer wording in the wellness and menopause sections, and a colour-blind-friendly calendar. Everything still stays on your device. No account, no cloud.

A small tidy-up under the bonnet: • Fixed a quiet bug where one calendar dot turned up fashionably late. • A gentle performance tune-up, so screens settle a touch faster. • Smoothed a few rough edges you were never meant to notice. No new permissions. Everything still stays on your device.

• Logging a period from the home screen now actually starts a new cycle. Sorry about that one. • The countdown no longer claims your period is in -2 days. Time still moves forward. • 36,5 now counts as a temperature in Europe — comma decimals no longer vanish on save. • Insight cards finally speak your language (they were quietly stuck in English). • Switched to Pregnancy mode? We'll stop nudging you that your period is due. • A home-screen widget! We built it ages ago and then forgot to put it in the box.

• Cyla now speaks 8 languages — English (US & UK), Français, Deutsch, Español, 日本語, 简体中文 and हिन्दी. Your cycle didn't need translating; the buttons did. • New Language option in Settings — follow your phone's language or pick your own. We don't judge. • Fresh App Store screenshots in every language, so what you see here is what you actually get. • Everything else untouched. Your data still never leaves your device — in any language.

What's new in 1.0.10 • Tidied the calendar so swiping back further than the cycles you've actually logged no longer drops you into a quiet, empty void of grey squares. It now stops politely at a sensible point and the cells that aren't yours show a tiny lock instead of pretending nothing happened. • A handful of paywall-sheet typos that bothered exactly one person (me) but were bothering me very persistently. Gone now. • No data changes — every cycle, log, and symptom you've recorded is exactly where you left it.

Quiet polish under the hood. Calendar nudges a little kinder. Streaks slightly less smug. Your data still lives only on your phone. We checked. Twice.

Some other quiet plumbing so future updates don't lose your data.

Bug fixing

Bug fixing.