Made for the bigger screen — including the one that unfolds. • On iPhone Duo's inner display and on iPad, the practice screen becomes two columns: the movement on the left at roughly twice the size, your rep count and breath cue on the right. • Everything is sized to be read at a glance from a mat, with the phone standing on the floor a metre away. During a rite you are spinning, or on your back with your legs vertical — you can't read, you can only glance. • The step-by-step list stays open on the larger screen. One less tap when your hands are on the floor. • Your session survives folding and unfolding mid-practice. Reps and breath pacing carry straight over. • The home screen fills the width instead of leaving half of it empty.

The app now actually speaks your language. • Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese and Japanese join English and German — and German, which had never really worked, now does. • The five animated figures have been rebuilt on a proper skeleton: the body keeps its proportions through every repetition instead of stretching, hands and feet stay planted on the floor, and every joint now bends the way a joint can bend. • Rite 3's backbend used to look like a forward slump. It does not any more. • Your streak no longer reads zero every morning before you have practised. • You can share your streak, and rate the app from Settings.

Completely rebuilt animations — every rite now moves like a real body: joints rotate naturally, hands and feet stay grounded, and each movement flows with the rhythm of your breath. New streak widget — keep your practice streak in sight on your home screen or lock screen. It refreshes at midnight, so it's always accurate.

New Settings screen — manage your daily reminder, repetitions, and reset options in one place, accessible via the gear icon on the home screen. New Water tab — track your daily hydration alongside your practice. Set a goal, log each cup with a tap, and turn on optional reminders every 1–4 hours.

Guided Mode: let the app lead every rep. Pick Slow, Medium, or Fast — the app counts automatically and cues each inhale and exhale. A breath ring pulses around the animated figure to keep the rhythm visual. Switch to Manual any time for the classic tap-to-count experience.

Improved progress calendar: larger day cells, correct locale-aware weekday headers (Monday-first for German users), and month navigation. Tap any session in Recent Sessions to see a full detail view. Full session history accessible via "See All".

Bug fixes and improvements: fixed a HealthKit issue where unfinished sessions could span two days in Apple Fitness. Added a push reminder if you start a session and step away, and an auto-close after 90 minutes. German in-app UI is now fully translated. Overhauled exercise animations — smoother transitions, tapered limbs, breathing idle, and a glow effect.

Bug fix - HealthKit: unfinished sessions no longer span two days in Apple Fitness (capped at 2h max) New: Inactivity reminder - If you start a session and walk away, you get a push notification after 30 minutes nudging you to finish New: Auto-close - Session automatically resets after 90 minutes of inactivity — no stale open sessions New: German in-app UI - The app itself is now fully translated to German (rite names, descriptions, steps, breathing guides, benefits, all UI labels) — previously only the App Store listing was in German

Apple Watch companion app — control your session from your wrist. Apple Fitness integration saves sessions as yoga workouts. German language support. Rating prompt to share your experience.

Screenshots aligned with current version

Apple Fitness integration — completed sessions are now saved as yoga workouts. Animated star on the home screen. Shortcut to complete a rite without counting individual reps.

Complete visual redesign — dark indigo theme with gold accents inspired by the app icon, now carried across every screen. Cleaner navigation, richer detail views, and a more immersive practice experience.

Improvements to animations. Daily practice reminders with customisable time Design improvements to Home Screen