Version 2.6 connects Pulse to Apple Health, if you like. MOOD IN APPLE HEALTH Every new or edited moment can appear as State of Mind in the Health app — your rating from −2 to +2 becomes your mood there. Delete a moment, and its Health entry goes too. REFLECTION AS MINDFUL MINUTES The time you spend on your morning and evening reflection with the app open can be saved as Mindful Minutes — from one minute up to 30 minutes per session. Turn each on separately under Settings > General; both are off by default. Pulse only writes to Health and never reads from it. SMALLER THINGS Swipe to dismiss the keyboard in the daily reflection. And when you open a moment from your reflection, the text you haven't saved yet stays put.

Version 2.5 brings Pulse to the iPad and, if you like, locks your journal behind Face ID. LOCK WITH FACE ID If you turn it on, Pulse locks as soon as you leave the app and only opens again with Face ID, Touch ID or your device passcode. Find it under Settings > General. PULSE ON IPAD On the big screen your content stays centered at a comfortable reading width, and the timeline keeps your day in the middle — even when you rotate the device or resize the window. EXPORT WITH FILTERS Export only what you need: a time range — this week, last month or your own — and, if you like, only moments with certain tags. The file format stays the same. SYNC STATUS AT A GLANCE Settings > Statistics now shows what iCloud is doing: when it last synced, whether you're offline, whether an iCloud account is missing or storage is full. SMALLER THINGS Days that a sync race can duplicate are merged automatically. Plus four new background images, a redesigned date display with "Today" and "Yesterday", and better VoiceOver support.

Version 2.4 turns the journal into a bracket around your day: a look ahead in the morning, the reckoning at night. MORNING FORECAST What might be hard today? One sentence is enough. Name it in advance and it won't catch you off guard. STOIC REFLECTION QUESTIONS Three evening questions that get further than "how was your day?" — about the roles you filled, about what was never in your control, and about the one thing you'll do differently tomorrow. Tap to move to the next one. FILTER BY TAG Pick a tag and the whole timeline recomputes: only moments from that part of your life, with their own daily averages. See what "work" or "family" is actually doing to your days. DAY, WEEK, MONTH — ONE TAP A single toolbar button cycles through all three views. Show or hide empty days, and sort moments by time ascending or descending. NO MORE GAPS Missing days are filled in automatically, even after a long break. Your timeline stays continuous — nothing to backfill by hand. A CLEANER SURFACE Redesigned moment cards with time and rating at a glance, better legibility over any background image, calmer scrolling, and a score badge that picks its own text color to stay readable on every shade. Pulse 2.4 is built entirely on iOS 26 and tested for iOS 27.

New - iCloud Sync status in Settings — shows sync state and surfaces errors, now properly translated. - Editable moment timestamps — adjust when a moment was logged, open any moment from the "Moments" list. - Auto-focus on relevant fields when opening entries, for faster input. Improved - Clearer navigation titles, section headers, and "Reflection" header; larger tap target on the action button. - "Your Moments" → "Moments"; "Deine Tagesbilanz" → "Tagesbilanz". - Smoother scrolling on the day timeline.

Version 2.2 - New: Export your data as a JSON file from Settings > General > Backup. - Clearer settings: Replaced the confusing negative "Freeze history" option with the positive "Edit past days and moments" toggle. - Minor fixes and polish.

What’s New in Version 2.1 - Tags are here: Add tags to your moments and quickly spot recurring patterns. - Improved reflection experience: Cleaner daily reflection flow and better overview of your day. - Metrics & settings polish: Smoother management of personal metrics and related settings. - Performance improvements and bug fixes for a more reliable experience.

Pulse now lets you see the bigger picture. Two new views give you a broader perspective on your days — without losing the detail that makes journaling meaningful. WEEK VIEW Browse your journal week by week. A mini bar chart shows your scores at a glance, and each day card beneath it reveals your moments at a compact but readable level of detail. MONTH VIEW Zoom out further and see your entire month at once. Day cards show a color-coded dot for each logged moment, so you can spot patterns across weeks in seconds. Switch between Day, Week, and Month anytime using the new segmented control at the top — Pulse remembers your preference. Also in this update: - Tap any day card to open the reflection for that day - Various scroll and layout improvements

Metrics on your daily card Your top three personal metrics now appear directly on your daily reflection card — no need to dig into the details to see how your day shaped up. Reorder your metrics Drag and drop your metrics into the order that matters to you. The first three always appear on your card. Refined design Fresh accent colour and a number of small visual improvements throughout the app. Bug fixes and stability improvements

You can now choose your background image directly in Settings — pick from five built-in scenes or use your own photo from your library. A new Traffic theme has been added to the colour options. This update also includes performance improvements and bug fixes.

Reflect More Deeply Never stare at a blank text field again. When your daily reflection is empty, Pulse now suggests a coaching question drawn from 20 psychology-informed prompts — a gentle nudge to help you think more clearly about your day. Tap "New question" if the first one doesn't resonate. Understand Your Patterns Pulse can now analyze your recent entries and surface what's actually going on — not just a list of what you logged, but real patterns in how you've been feeling and why. Analysis runs entirely on your device, so your data stays private. Results are saved between sessions so you can revisit them anytime, and you can refresh whenever you're ready for a fresh perspective. Requires a device with on-device AI capability.

- Color Schemes: Choose your style; more to come. - Option to edit moments in the past.

Improvemed performance and usability to make your journaling experience even more enjoyable.

What’s New in Pulse 1.6 Location Awareness: Your moments now have a sense of place. Just like the timestamp, Pulse can now automatically save your location with each entry, adding more context to your daily frequency. Polished Interaction: We’ve made several minor usability improvements to ensure the app feels even more responsive and intuitive. Refined Flow: Small tweaks under the hood for a smoother experience while logging your day. We value your input! Have ideas or feedback? Reach out to us at pulse@raitner.de — we’d love to hear from you.

What’s New in Pulse 1.5 - Seamless Deep Linking: Notifications now take you exactly where you need to be. One tap and you’re ready to capture a moment or start your daily reflection. - Make it Yours: You can now choose a custom background image in Settings to create a journaling space that truly feels like home. - Organized Settings: We’ve redesigned the settings menu for better clarity and easier navigation. - Fluid Performance: We’ve polished the scrolling behavior to make browsing through your history as smooth as a breeze. We’d Love to Hear From You Pulse is built for you, and your insights help it grow. Do you have ideas for new features or feedback on the latest update? Drop us a line at pulse@raitner.de — we read every single message.

- Daily Reflection: Close the loop. You can now add a thoughtful summary of your day based on your captured moments. - Moment Editing: Stay flexible. Moments from today can now be edited to better reflect your thoughts. - Refined UI: We’ve polished the interface for an even smoother and more focused experience.

- Showing statistics (optional) - General improvements and bugfixes

More reliable scrolling to the current entry whenever a new day is added

Improvements increasing the reliability of Pulse.

Smaller improvements that makes logging your day even easier.