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This update refreshes the App Store name, subtitle and keywords in several languages so they describe what Restful does today: sleep sounds you can mix, a nap timer and a fixed-time alarm. The app works the same as version 1.0.8.

Version 1.0.8 makes the night sound curve optional and drops the score and sleep-stage labels. PERMISSIONS Onboarding no longer asks for the microphone or notifications. Sounds, naps and the alarm work whether or not you allow the microphone. Restful asks for notifications when you first start a night or a nap. OPTIONAL SOUND CURVE The curve is now off by default, also after updating. Turn on "Optional relative sound curve" on the night screen and Restful asks for the microphone when that night starts. If you decline, the curve stays off and the night goes on. The charging reminder appears only for recorded nights. Nights without the curve are not saved to Journal. JOURNAL, INSIGHTS AND SETTINGS Score, Asleep and Deep sleep figures are gone. Journal shows session start, end and length, and a curve marked Quieter, Moderate and Louder: sound levels within that night, not sleep stages. Insights compares session length and start and end times. "Tracked nights" in Settings now counts nights with a record, not days since the first one. Nights saved by earlier versions stay in Journal and Insights. ALARM If the wake-up sound cannot be confirmed as playing, the "Time to wake up" notification about a minute after the alarm is no longer cancelled. It needs notification access; if that is off, Restful says so when a session starts. Leave Restful running: background behavior depends on the device. ALSO The share text, shared-image caption, User guide and terms were updated to match, and the last onboarding page no longer cuts off text.

Version 1.0.7 fixes a bug that kept new users from starting a night, and many smaller problems. NEW INSTALLS COULD NOT START A NIGHT On a new install, the hint shown after "Start Sleep" ignored taps on "Confirm" and "Don't remind me again", so no night session could start. Both work now. AUDIO LEFT ON THE PHONE Up to 1.0.6, the piece being recorded when a session ended, and minutes that could not be processed, stayed on the phone. 1.0.7 deletes audio once processed and when a session ends, keeps it out of backups, and removes old leftovers on first launch. Copies in older backups remain. None of it was uploaded. INTERRUPTED NIGHTS An interruption such as a phone call filled the paused minutes with silence. A longer interruption showed as Deep and could push the rest of the night toward Awake. Missing minutes are now left out and a longer interruption shows as a gap. Older nights keep the silence. The curve's ends are no longer forced to Awake. ALARMS AND SOUNDS If a night ended because the phone was not charging, nothing kept Restful running until the alarm. It now plays silence until then, as naps do. With notifications allowed, a "Time to wake up" notification is also set for a minute after the alarm, removed when the alarm rings or the session ends. If you are first asked for notifications as the session starts, allowing them sets it too. The alarm no longer drifts an hour at a time near a daylight saving change. "Snooze" no longer ignores taps after the phone was unlocked. Single sounds stopped about 6 to 31 minutes late; their timer now starts with the sound, and an old timer no longer cuts the next sound short. "Nap music timer" now applies to naps. SESSIONS AND DIALOGS A double tap on "Start Sleep" or "Start Nap" no longer starts two sessions. "Enable microphone" and "Enable notifications" now show the iOS prompts, and a session start asks about notifications if you were never asked. A charger plugged in during the charging reminder could leave a black screen; now only the reminder closes. The charging reminder, the interrupted-session notice and error messages grow or scroll so their buttons fit larger text. JOURNAL, DATES AND TIME ZONES Each night now sits on the day you woke up, in its own time zone, so some existing nights may move by a day. Before, zones behind UTC showed nights a day early. The calendar shows every day of the month, a tap opens that night, and Journal and Insights refresh after a night is saved. The night curve's time axis is no longer an hour off across clock changes. A time zone missing from Restful's data could stop nights from saving and Journal and Insights from opening; fixed. INSIGHTS Fixed: "Sleep rhythm" times off by your UTC offset or blank; "Start time" and "End time" charts an hour off, missing nights or wrong around midnight; "Average by weekday" bars a day or two early (nights now count on the wake-up day); crowded or ".0 h" axis labels; daily charts collapsing when a day had no journal; overlapping iPad bars. iPhone bars are slightly narrower. CLEARER LABELS "Sleep onset", "Wake-up time" and "Sleep quality" are now "Started", "Ended" and "Score" ("Start time" and "End time" in Insights). The App Store name is now "Restful: Sleep Sound Mixer", and other texts now say what the app does. ALSO "About", the terms and the "User guide" now give a contact address that can receive mail, and the in-app terms of service and privacy policy were updated to match the app. The sound analysis library was rebuilt from source, fixing a memory leak of about 6 MB per 8-hour night. Restful charts the sound of your night. It does not detect sleep: Deep, Light and Awake are the quietest, middle and loudest stretches of each night, compared only with that night.

A clearer name, and a listing that finally says what this app does. Restful is now "Restful: Sleep Tracker & Sound" on the App Store. Same app, same one-time price, still no subscription and no ads. It was simply impossible to find under the old name. Also in this version: - A rewritten App Store description. It spells out what Restful does, what it needs from you (the phone charging, near the bed), and what it never does with your microphone: audio is scored a minute at a time and deleted as it goes, so nothing is stored or uploaded. - The description now also says plainly what Restful does not do, because a few of those things were previously implied. There is no smart alarm that hunts for a light-sleep moment, naps are timed and woken but not scored, and snoring is not detected. - Maintenance and stability work across sleep tracking, nap mode, the sound library and the alarm. Thank you for using Restful. If it has helped your nights, a rating on the App Store makes a real difference to a small independent app.