A real profile, scripture, and a streak board. • Your profile is now truly yours: a nickname, a photo, a motto and your favorite philosopher. See your streak, saved quotes and notes at a glance — with 12 badges to earn along the way. • Streak board: join with your profile name and see where you stand among those who stop by every day. • Where should your quotes come from? Philosophy, motivation or scripture — a daily verse from the Qur'an, the Old Testament or the New Testament. Settings → Source of your quotes. • Hide an author or a theme you'd rather not see. • Today's letter now waits in a dim room; break the seal and the light spreads. • The morning notification now carries today's quote, so you can read it without even opening the app. • Forgot your journal PIN? You can now remove it with your device passcode. • Fixed daily notifications that stopped after two weeks on some devices. • Dozens of small fixes and improvements.

Special days, your streak on the Lock Screen, PhiJo in Control Center. • The icon celebrates too: on national holidays, Eid, New Year and days of remembrance, PhiJo's icon dresses for the occasion and returns to normal the next day. You can turn this off in Appearance. • A streak widget for your Lock Screen: your flame, always in sight. • Today's quote in one tap from Control Center or the Action button. Ask Siri for "PhiJo quote of the day", or open it from Spotlight. • The widget now reads well on tinted and clear Home Screens and in StandBy, with larger text. • Tapping the widget opens the very quote it shows. • Search in Explore: an author, a theme or a single word you remember. • Your notes don't get lost: an unfinished note waits for you as a draft. • Today's quote is on your home screen even when you're offline. • Everything stays in place at the largest text sizes. • A new launch animation and smoother transitions.

A quote a day, a spark a day. • Your streak: the flame grows each day you stop by. See your week, your calendar and your next milestone on the streak screen. Miss a day and a freeze keeps your streak alive; if you like, a gentle reminder arrives in the evening. • A sealed certificate waits for you at every milestone. • Today's quote now arrives in a sealed letter: break the seal and watch it unfold line by line. • Follow the authors and themes you love: your feed and your personal picks lean toward them. You can also narrow the feed to just the ones you follow. • Your streak on the widget: a lit flame means you stopped by today, a dim one means your streak is waiting. • A new widget: pick its quote yourself, stack it with the other PhiJo widget and swipe between them. • Your personality type now opens with a wheel of fate. • 103 new quotes from 22 new authors.

Keep scrolling: the quotes don't run out. • The feed: after today's quote and your personal pick, keep scrolling for a new quote on every screen. The more you read, the more it leans toward what you love. • Narrow the feed to one theme — only courage, love, patience or solitude. • Double-tap a quote you like to save it to your favorites. • Sign in with Apple or Google in one tap; your notes and favorites stay with you. • New voices: Pascal, Rilke and Thoreau have joined — along with 18 new quotes. With Premium, the feed never ends.

This release deepens both your journal and your profile. • Your widget now follows the app's theme — on "Auto" the color you see in settings is the one on your home screen. (Thanks to the reader who reported this.) • If your journal lives only on this device, PhiJo now says so; adding an email backs your notes up. • Account settings moved to the Profile screen. New with Premium in this release: • Your recap: the last 30 days or a full year — days you showed up, your longest streak, the themes and authors you returned to, and the quote of the period. • Your own quotes: a commonplace book of your own. What you write can show on your widget too. • Journal export, plus statistics specific to your journal. • The deep profile test: 16 further questions to sharpen your philosophical type. Every published quote now fits the lock screen widget in full — no more clipped lines.

PhiJo Premium is here — with a 7-day free trial. • The daily quote, widget, journal, favorites and explore stay free, as always. • With Premium: your own text and styles on the widget, a 30-day quote archive, three daily picks for you, deep profile insights, every font and text size, extra share styles, and up to three reminder times a day. • Choose a yearly subscription or one-time lifetime access. Also in this release — all free: • Decide what your widget shows: the quote everyone gets today, or one chosen for you. • A "how to add the widget" guide — step by step, for the home screen and the lock screen. • Author cards now include that author's quotes. • Swipe sideways to move between your "for you" quotes. • New quotes from Heraclitus, Plato, Dante, Confucius, Epicurus and St. Augustine.

This release deepens PhiJo throughout. • Profile is now your personal hub — your philosophical type, theme analysis, favorites and journal in one place. • Archive of past quotes: go back to the days you missed. • Redesigned navigation: quiet typographic labels in the four corners, and all appearance settings gathered on one page. • Widget styles: light, dark, sepia, or automatic to follow your system theme. • Alternate app icons: Dark, Parchment, Ink. • "For you" now offers more quotes each day. • An organic paper animation when you pull to refresh. • A short guided tour on first launch. • Fixes: a cooldown for resending the verification code, plus assorted polish.

• Author profiles: tap a philosopher's name to meet them — portrait, life and major works. • The widget now refreshes on its own every day — no need to open the app. You can also show your own text on it. • Privacy lock for your journal: protect it with Face ID / Touch ID or a PIN. • Send feedback right from the app. • Various improvements and bug fixes.

• Email sign-in fixed: returning users can sign back into their account. • When sharing a quote, optionally include your own note as a sticky note. • Improved Turkish wording in the personality quiz. • Minor bug fixes.