Little ones grow fast. Now you can travel back. - The time machine: on your kid's page, tap an age — "3" — and see everything they said that year of their life - Tap a kid's name or face anywhere in the timeline to jump straight to their page - Removing a family member now asks twice, by name — no more accidental goodbyes (and if it happens, they get a kind explanation and an easy way back) - A quiet new corner in Settings shows your family sync is healthy - Small polish all over the jar "Mom, were the dinosaurs nice when you were little?" — save that one before it's gone.

The big one: family sharing, rebuilt from the ground up. - Invites that just work: one link, seconds to join - Memories, photos, hearts and comments sync instantly across the family - Gentle notifications when someone adds a memory - Everything encrypted and EU-hosted, private by design Your existing memories come along automatically.

The invite bug... Yes we know... Found the actual culprit — invites were sometimes sent before iCloud had finished saving them, so the link had nothing to deliver on the other end Fixed the timing so every invite is fully ready before it's sent Family invites should now work reliably from a truly fresh install, not just when everything happens to line up Thanks for sticking with us through the debugging saga

Somehting has gone wild - and we tamed it :)

What's New in 1.2.5 Invites — yes, again, we know This time we let Apple handle the invitation delivery themselves, because it turns out they're actually pretty good at their own system. Who knew :9 Your family invite is now completely private — only the person you invite can open it. So even if grandma forwards the link to her entire bingo club, no uninvited guests are getting into your memories We promise not to touch the invite button for a while now Keep collecting those tiny gems

What's New in 1.2.4 Yes, it's the invite button again — we know, we know Turns out the app was being too impatient: on a brand new install it tried to create your family invite before iCloud had finished unpacking its boxes We taught it some manners — it now politely waits for iCloud to settle in before asking Third time's the charm, pinky promise Keep collecting those tiny gems

What's New in 1.2.3 We had a stubborn ghost in the machine Turns out one lonely leftover cloud folder was haunting our invite system, quietly sabotaging every attempt to add family members like a tiny gremlin with a grudge We found it, evicted it, and reinforced the locks so it can't sneak back in Inviting your people should now just work, no exorcism required Thanks for your patience while we performed this small miracle of digital plumbing

What's New in 1.2.2 A small but important fix under the hood Improved iCloud sync reliability for older kid profiles — some family photos saved a while back could get stuck and not sync properly across devices, now fixed Thanks for bearing with us while we polish things up

What's New in 1.2.1 A few gremlins squashed so more memories can sparkle Fixed family invites getting stuck — sharing with your partner or family now actually works Fixed kids aging a year early before their actual birthday — no more surprise teenagers Smoothed out the invite sharing flow so you know exactly when it's been shared Removed a risky swipe-to-delete on kid profiles — too easy to bump by accident Tiny polish pass in Settings Keep collecting those tiny gems