Small update focused on making Quotebook rock-solid. · Share cards now show your child's precise age at the moment they said it — "3 years 1 month" beats "AGE 3" as a keepsake. · Quote saving is more reliable. If something ever goes wrong, you'll know about it instead of losing what they said. · Fixed a rare sheet-tap glitch on the home screen so the first tap always opens what you meant to open. Save what they say. You'll be glad you did.

A softer voice. We took a hard look at how the app talked to parents — and decided to stop piling on. This update removes the phone-shame framing across every screen, notification, and nudge. What's left: an app that helps you catch the tiny things your kids say and do, without ever making you feel like you should be doing more. Also new: • "You'll be glad you did" tagline threaded through the app • Rewritten notification and widget copy — invitations, not corrections • Every daily nudge now leads with wonder, not obligation • 1,000 conversation prompts, still growing Ten seconds a night. Save what they say. You'll be glad you did.

Quotebook is the new flagship. The funny thing your kid said at 2 PM is gone by bedtime. Not anymore. • Drop a quote in five seconds — from home or during family time itself. • Add a photo whenever — at capture, or later from the viewer. • Three share formats now: Story (9:16), Portrait Post (4:5), Square. Made for Instagram, Reels, TikTok, and the group chat. • Their age is on every share card — "AGE 4" or "22 MONTHS" — so the post lands harder. • Home screen shows your recent quotes alongside your reflections, with photo previews and tap-to-share. • A lock-screen widget rotates your favorite quote of the day. When you don't have one yet, it shows a daily nudge instead. • Reflection seeds, daily nudges, and Live Activity subtitles all rotate — so the app whispers a different thoughtful thing to you every day. • 1,000 conversation prompts — 200 per age band, age-tuned, written like a real parent thinks. Built for parents who'd rather catch the moment than scroll past it.

Quotebook is here. Your kid says something funny at 2 PM. You forget by bedtime. Not anymore. • Drop a quote in 5 seconds — from the home screen, or from the Be Here Now screen during family time itself. • Add a photo whenever you want — at capture, or later from the viewer. No pressure to do it in the moment. • Swipe through every quote you've saved, share any one as a beautiful card, edit a typo, delete in a tap. • Today's quotes show up as quiet context when you sit down for your end-of-day reflection — so the funny things make it into the memory you write. • Browse the full archive grouped by month — the things they said, all in one place. Premium feature. Part of the memory journal.

Quieter. Sharper. More reliable. • The "phone down" lock-screen reminder now reaches you even when your phone is on Do Not Disturb — the pre-window cue is now Time-Sensitive. • When tonight's window closes, the lock-screen reminder shows a calm sign-off ("Tonight, you showed up.") instead of a stuck timer. • A gentle "don't lose your streak" nudge, about 1h45m after bedtime — only if you haven't reflected yet. It cancels itself the moment you do. • Open the app after family time and you'll get a small heart-bloom moment before the home screen. One Saturday well spent. • Best-effort auto-start for the Live Activity at the beginning of your family-time window, even if the app isn't open. • Fixed: the share recap occasionally showed a black sheet on the first tap.

Family time, made visible. • A Live Activity now shows on your lock screen during family time — a quiet, ambient reminder that your kids are right there. • Time Capsule is now a proper lifetime archive: every photo and memory, organized chronologically. • Tap any moment to view it fullscreen and share it as a single beautiful card with the date, photo, and what you wrote. • Weekend routines: separate wakeup and bedtime for Sat/Sun, because weekends are different. • Richer share cards for weekly and monthly recaps — now with photos and your favorite memory.