• Say your Daily Affirmation aloud: each word turns gold, and a singing bowl ends each round. • Go deeper: as you write, your mentor asks one question at a time. • Your Week: Inner Portrait, letter and reflection as pages you swipe. • Once a week, a notification brings back a day you wrote about. • Inner Portraits paint your people and pets more like themselves. • Voice entries keep your question on screen and turn into words faster. • Fixes for sign-in, goal chat and the paywall.

• Memories Through the Years. On a day you've written about before, your mentor writes you a letter about that date across the years, with the pages you wrote then. • The highlight menu stays on screen, even when you select words near the bottom edge. • Dates now read in your language, and letters and chat replies arrive more smoothly.

• Your own mentor speaks first. When several voices answer an entry, the one you chose is the one you read first. • Room to say it all. Send Feedback now holds 20,000 characters and three screenshots, and keeps your draft until it's sent. • Mentors can now answer in Arabic. Choose it as your reply language and their letters arrive in Arabic.

• Faces on Android. When a mentor writes back, their face now shows on the notification. • Every mentor has a face. A mentor without a photo shows the council emblem instead of a single letter. • Invites that say what they give. When you share Life Note, the message tells your friend plainly what's waiting for them. • A smoother start for invited friends. If a friend's gift already gave you Premium, setup ends in your journal, not at a subscription offer.

• A new look for Life Note, one that inspires wonder and wisdom. Pick your favorite of eight icons in Settings → App Icon. • Notifications, in their place. Reminders, word from Life Note and privacy each have their own section, and a reminder can also reach you by email. • Straight to your page. When you're already signed in, Life Note opens without waiting on the network.

• A gentler first page. Your first journal now opens clean, with a small note pointing to where your mentor waits. • Watch a habit take root. Set your reminder and see one tree grow from sprout to full bloom, then plant your first seed. • Memories open where they belong. Tap any memory to return to the full entry, letter or not. And early mornings now greet you as morning.

• Since then. Reread a past entry, select any words, and add what you know now. Your note sits right beside what you wrote. • Entries read like pages again: the ritual's cover on top, your mentors' letters in one quiet row, and past days that open at once. • Rituals begin with their cover, in your app's own colours. • Each voice recording starts its own paragraph, and mentors no longer read citation marks aloud. • Life Note now speaks Russian.

• Rituals: edit one in place, preview covers, find and tag your rituals, and let a bank of prompts surprise you in your mentor's voice. • Today: your affirmation, last year's memories, then your practices as bigger cards. • See the people you write about, the entries where they appear, and combine two names for one person. • Tap your picture to upload a photo, pick tree rings, or remove it. • Undo a mistaken check-in. A mentor's reply waits for you if you leave early.

• The app is quieter now. Three places to stand: Today, Life, and Goal. • One button begins everything. Tap it to write, to speak, or to sit down with your mentors. • Goals answer back. Check one off and see it marked done for today, and give each goal a mentor of its own. Daily Practice can now be put in the order your day actually runs.

• A day you wrote should never bounce off your phone. On Android, saving no longer fails when the phone's storage runs tight — and if the device is the problem, the message says so instead of blaming your connection. • A draft remembers where it started. Reopen one and the goal or prompt you were writing toward is right there. • The keyboard stays out of your way: reimagine a portrait and type freely, see every word of feedback under a mentor's letter, and Daily Practice cards keep their shape.

• Your life goal belongs in your own handwriting. Write it on your phone, check in morning or night, and the keyboard stays out of your way while you do. • Three lines was never quite enough. Keep up to five affirmations in rotation — and a stray keystroke costs one mark now, not the rest of the line. • Look closer, and hear all of it. Pinch a portrait to fill the screen, swipe between thoughts the way the rest of the app moves, and long mentor replies play to the end.

• More room to read. Mentor responses scroll naturally, while shorter summary and memory pages keep their headings steady. • Keep the words you chose. Longer highlights stay complete, and editing a formatted journal entry preserves untouched formatting. • Make a line part of your day. Affirmations are easier to find, write and revisit, with clearer controls for adding your own.

Your Inner Weather finally agrees with itself. The biggest circle, Top Feelings and Explore all count the same way — and when two feelings tie, neither one gets called the biggest. On Android, selecting text holds again: drag a handle after the highlight menu appears and it stays where you put it. The feedback box has stopped fighting the keyboard. Turn on Face ID or your fingerprint and mentor notifications stop showing what you wrote.

Reading a mentor's letter while the others are still writing used to stutter under your finger. It doesn't anymore — the page holds still, the words arrive on their own time. Editing an entry now shows the photos already on it. Look at them, remove one, swap another in — nothing hides. Drafts remember who you asked. Save mid-thought, come back tomorrow — your chosen mentors and council are exactly as you left them.

Writing in a guided practice stays where you are. Answer at any length and the page no longer jumps back to the top with every new line. An action that lands can be kept. Save the ones worth returning to, or highlight the line that did the work — it waits for you in your collection. A ritual can hold a photo now, the way the rest of your journal always could.

Your weekly portrait is no longer final. Repaint it in another style, adjust what's in the scene, or write the painter a note — and every version stays in your gallery. Some practices want a particular voice; some want none at all. Choose who answers each one, or keep it to yourself and write alone. A line that lands can become something you do. Highlight it in a mentor's letter and turn it into a goal. Your journal now opens the moment you tap it.

Your first days here just got warmer. Inner weather appears after two entries, memories begin to glow at three, and your Inner Wisdom wakes at four — the good parts arrive while you're still new. From your very first entry, three mentors sit with you: your own, and two chosen from what you wrote. Quiet fixes where they matter — big photos upload cleanly, voice messages no longer pile up, name changes save properly, and the page follows your cursor as you write.

• Days you wrote more than once now open where you meant. Tap an entry, land on that entry. • Keep scrolling back and your older writing keeps arriving. History that used to stall now loads as far as you want to go. • Quieter paper to read on — even grain, clean corners. • Voice holds up better. A transcription that drops now retries, and tells you when something went wrong.

• Rituals are here. Build a short guided practice of your own — or describe what you need and your mentor drafts one in their voice. A few questions, one at a time, and a response that meets you at the end. • Leave in the middle and nothing is lost. An unfinished ritual waits in your Drafts — on your phone and on the web — and picks up exactly where you stopped. • Entries written with a ritual now read the way they felt: each question a quiet line above your own words.

• Your mentors' replies now speak. Tap the small speaker under any message in a conversation — the same voice that wrote to you reads it to you. • Your Inner Wisdom has a voice too, and you choose it. The first time you listen, take a moment to find the one that sounds like you. • The Wisdom Council can now be only the mentors you follow. Turn it on in Settings — every reply comes from someone you chose.

• Long voice recordings now save reliably — the audio is far smaller, so it uploads even on a weak connection. • If a transcription fails, your recording is kept. Retry whenever you're ready. • An alarm or a call no longer costs you the recording — we save what you said and offer it back. • Photos you attach now appear inside the entry, not only on the card. • Fixed a paywall that could appear at the wrong moment while saving. • More of the app now speaks your language.

• Highlighting keeps every line you selected now. If a long selection sometimes lost its last lines on the way to becoming a highlight, that was ours — it's fixed. • If your iPhone speaks selected text aloud, our menu now steps aside instead of hiding beneath the Speak button. Both belong on your screen. • Your feelings survive editing — reopening an entry no longer quietly drops emotions you'd chosen. And late-night check-ins count for the day you actually lived.

• Selecting a line in a mentor's response brings your own menu back, right where your finger is — Highlight, Add Prompt, Copy, Share. The page stays still while you choose. • On Android you can move from monthly to yearly without cancelling first. If you looked for that before and found no way to do it, that was ours to fix. • Edits to your own journal prompts save again. If a prompt had quietly gone missing behind the scenes, every attempt was refusing — sometimes for a long time.

• The keys that protect your journal now live in dedicated security hardware, and every use of them is recorded. Nothing for you to do — your writing simply sits behind a stronger lock than it did yesterday. • Past entries your mentors reach back to are one tap away again, instead of showing up as raw text. • When something doesn't go through, you'll hear it plainly rather than in silence.

• A few quiet refinements beneath the surface — steadier and smoother, and happy to stay out of your way. • Small polish around the moments of writing, and of reading your mentors' replies. • Nothing to relearn — just a little more care in the details.