Redesigned Muslimah guidance, improved Calendar, and bug fixes

Improved onboarding and translations

Refreshed sign-in and onboarding experience Added Microsoft sign-in and improved account verification Day View improvements for faster logging and smoother actions Calendar is now in the bottom navigation, with navigation refinements Redesigned Profile and Settings, including a new Help page Improved offline experience and general stability fixes

TL;DR: smoother login and startup, fewer crashes (including the flower button issue), WhatsApp opens reliably, calendar/day view fixes that remove confusing states, and the Intimacy icon is hidden until it’s truly ready. This update focuses on reliability, guidance accuracy, and smoother support. You should see fewer crashes and stuck screens, clearer day guidance, and WhatsApp opening reliably on both iOS and Android. Sign‑in and navigation are more predictable. We centralized and hardened the auth flow to prevent duplicate redirects and weird timing issues that could log you out or block access right after signup. We fixed a case where email login sometimes required pressing “Login” twice and ensured onboarding always shows Terms and Privacy when needed. We also reworked routing to prevent the day view from sending you back to onboarding unexpectedly. Over‑the‑air updates were fixed and enabled so small fixes can reach you faster without waiting for a full store release. Day view and calendar correctness got a lot of attention. We fixed day selection logic for users in negative UTC timezones so “no future date” works correctly, and we resolved UI glitches after deleting multiple bleedings where a now‑empty day could briefly show the wrong state. We also corrected edit mode selection so what you tap is exactly what you see, and added small bleeding‑management conveniences. Guidance around Tuhr/Muslimah edge cases was tightened (including precautionary ghusl), and we improved fallback behavior for “Most Likely Tuhr” so screens and guidance remain consistent. Support via WhatsApp now works reliably. We updated the invite link when the original group filled up and added platform‑level integrations so the WhatsApp button opens the app correctly across iOS and Android (including WhatsApp Business). This addresses cases where tapping the button did nothing or failed to open. If you need help, the channel opens consistently and fast. We fixed a crash tied to the animation engine that could be triggered during UI interactions, including when tapping the flower button. This was a hard‑to‑reproduce native segfault; it’s now resolved. We also reduced noisy logs, standardized error reporting to include real stack traces, and improved diagnostics so we can track and fix rare issues quickly without exposing sensitive data. Offline behavior is smoother. The offline modal no longer forces the entire app to re‑render (which previously caused lost data and claims), “Try Again” actually retries, and we added a proper network status hook so the app refreshes when connectivity returns, without double‑minting tokens or bouncing you around the app. We temporarily removed the Intimacy icon. That feature needs a deeper redesign to safely cover all scenarios and edge cases. Rather than ship something incomplete, we hid it for now; it will come back once it meets our quality bar.

1. Three-Cycle Experience We’ve introduced a three-cycle experience, which means the app needs at least three cycles of data before it starts showing rulings. If you’re a new user, you’ll go through three full cycles to help the app understand your patterns better. Once that’s complete, you’ll start seeing rulings. If you’ve already completed three cycles previously, you’re all set and can jump right in. 2. Early Bleeding Experience Another most important new feature is the early bleeding experience. The app now helps you identify when early bleeding begins and guides you through how it impacts your rulings — giving you clarity and support right from the start. 3. Hayd Zone Display Your Hayd zone is now visually marked in the calendar based on your previously valid Hayd and Tuhr cycles. This feature helps you anticipate when your next Hayd may begin, recognize if bleeding has started too early or too late, and determine when precautionary ghusl is needed. It’s one of the most important additions for long-term clarity and confidence. 4. Multiple Bleeding Entries You can now add more than one bleeding entry per day. Previously, only a single entry was allowed. This new flexibility lets you log, manage, and edit multiple entries with ease. 5. Ghusl Tracking Introduced with Multiple Types You can now track a variety of ghusl types, including: Hayd completion ghusl, Precautionary ghusl, Other ghusl This ensures your ghusl records are complete, organized, and reflective of your needs. 6. Precautionary Ghusl Guidance We now offer detailed guidance on when precautionary ghusl is needed — such as when bleeding stops early or starts after your Hayd zone. You’ll receive announcements to guide you until the ghusl is completed or until the 15-day purity period is reached. 7. Announcements and Pop-Ups for Rulings You’ll now receive helpful pop-up messages and daily announcements to keep you informed. These include: When your Hayd zone starts or ends, Daily reminders of when your next Hayd zone is expected, When your Hayd or Tuhr cycle is starting or ending, When you need to perform a precautionary ghusl, If any rulings change retroactively 8. Beautiful and Intuitive Interface We’ve refined the overall design to make the app feel more peaceful, intuitive, and visually appealing. The new flower element at the center adds a soft, calming touch that makes your experience more inviting. You can now simply tap the flower to access your rulings — making navigation smoother and more user-friendly than ever.