Small fixes and polish.

Small fixes and polish. Upgrading to Pro now starts on the monthly plan, so it is easier to try without a big commitment.

New here? Tap the sample ramble on the first screen to see Enkily split one thought into separate reminders and events. It is only a demo, so nothing is added to your Reminders or Calendar. Also: small fixes and polish.

Small improvements to how Enkily looks on the App Store, plus behind-the-scenes fixes.

The card at the top of Home now shows only recent, open items. Anything older than two weeks, or already done or dismissed, no longer sits there. Plus small fixes and improvements.

Fixes for subscriptions: your Pro plan now syncs reliably with your account.

Fixes in this update: • Your morning brief now arrives once, not twice. • Captures saved while offline sync more reliably when you're back online.

Reminders now take their priority from how you said it, and Enkily no longer makes up a date you never gave. Also: after you ask a question, the keyboard gets out of the way so you can see the answer and its sources. And signing in to a different account now shows that account right away.

Finish a commitment and your morning brief lets it go. Before, a commitment you had already marked done could still show up in the next morning's briefing. Also: better crash reports so we can fix problems faster.

Finding things works now. Ask "where's the blue folder?" or search by meaning, and Enkily brings back what you said instead of showing an error. Answers read cleaner, too. Also: fixes to sign-in, Settings and notifications.

Enkily learns the names it keeps mishearing. Add the clients, projects and people you talk about in Settings → Custom Words, and your voice notes spell them right. It also picks up the names already in your Memory.

Sign in with Google. One tap, no password to remember. A new opening screen that hands back what you were thinking about. Your own words, resurfaced, instead of somebody else's headlines. Tag a note while you capture it. Say "prompt" or "coding" as you talk and it lands where it belongs instead of in a pile you have to sort later. And if you ended up with two accounts by signing in two different ways, Enkily now finds the other one and brings your notes with you.

Reliability improvements to reminders and notifications, plus fixes to how Enkily records app activity.

Notifications actually work now. • The notifications switch in Settings now asks iOS for permission. Before, it could sit in the "on" position while nothing was ever able to reach you — and it now shows the truth, so if it looks off, that's why. • Enkily asks about notifications when a reminder is genuinely useful, rather than at first launch when there's nothing to remind you about yet. If you turned nudges on before and never heard from Enkily, open Settings and flip the switch again — this time it will ask.

• Journal mode now reflects. Write or speak a journal entry and Enkily mirrors back what it heard and asks one question. Off by default — turn it on in Settings. 18+. • Talk to your capture card. Say "make that Friday instead" or "add milk" and Enkily edits or adds intents without you retyping anything. • Enkily remembers you mentioned this before. A relevant earlier note now surfaces on the capture card, with a citation. • A more personal daily briefing that reads your week, not just your calendar. • Nudges you can act on from the notification — snooze or complete without opening the app. • Fixes: a calendar event's stated time is no longer dropped, grocery items route correctly, and the capture feed has more room to breathe.

• A more personal daily briefing — it reads your week, not just your calendar. • A calmer, safer reflection experience. • Reliability fixes: the Live Activity no longer gets stuck while your phone is locked, your edits sync more consistently, and a few widget fixes.

What's new in 1.3 • Ask Enkily — ask a question about your own captured notes and get an answer with sources. • Daily briefing — a calm morning heads-up with today's plan and your open commitments. • Capture from anywhere — add Enkily to Control Center, the Action Button, and your Home & Lock Screen. • "Here's what I heard" — a quick recap after each capture showing what got routed where. • A gentler home screen that greets you and never gets in the way of just talking. • Edits stick everywhere — change a task's wording or due time and your Reminder or Calendar entry updates too. • Sharper parsing — one thought no longer turns into duplicate reminders, and long recordings come through cleaner. Thanks for using Enkily. Send feedback anytime — it shapes what we build next.

What's new in 1.2 - Groceries now land as a proper checklist—one reminder per item—so Apple's Grocery List can auto-sort them by aisle. - Your schedule shows up the moment you grant Calendar access. No relaunch needed. - The people, places, and things you mention often now surface together in Memory. - Reminders and events keep more of what you actually said—notes, end times, and priority. - Quieter, more honest capture: it only says something was added when it really was. Just talk; we'll keep up.

What's new in 1.1 A calmer, warmer Enkily. - This Week: a gentle weekly recap of what you captured. Observational, never judgmental. - Kept-commitment streak: a streak that letting something go never breaks. - Focus together: a quiet body-double companion that sits with you while you work. - A warm, time-of-day home screen that greets you and shows what landed today. - Fixes so your Commitments and Memory always load right when you open them. Thanks for using Enkily. Just talk; we'll keep up.

Enkily just got smoother and more reliable: • Today's schedule now greets you right at the top of the home screen. • Fixed a rare crash when starting a voice note. • Voice capture recognizes “Enkily” and your go-to names much more accurately. • Memory filters now work — your Memory tab surfaces everything you've captured, not just saved facts. • Reminder and commitment pills stay neat on every screen size. • Connecting Apple Health now sticks the first time. • Nudges gently catch the promises you make to yourself, too. • A handful of visual polish touches throughout.