iPhone Duo On the inner display in landscape, Tonight opens into a two-page spread: the page you are writing on the left, your recent nights on the right. Every other screen settles into a calm, readable column. Someone to talk to At the foot of every page there is now a quiet line offering someone to talk to, any hour. If an entry says plainly that you are thinking about ending your life, Vesperine will not reflect on it. It shows a short, human message and the same support instead. A steadier Mirror Reflections now rest on words you actually wrote, and are less likely to repeat an entry back to you. Delete a night Any entry can now be deleted, from Tonight or from the Archive. It is removed everywhere, including from Looking back. Also: Looking back reads further into a long season, and tells you when a season holds more than it can read at once.

Looking back Vesperine can now read across a stretch of your writing and bring back a few of the lines you wrote, from the past week or from the season. It writes nothing of its own. Every line it shows is one you wrote, returned exactly as you wrote it. Open it from the Archive. Also in this version: a corrected app icon, a new launch screen, typography fixes throughout the app, and the keyboard can now be dismissed while you are writing.