Bonjour mon ami, Théo here with a big one — Les Gardiens just got roomier! • On iPhone Duo, Les Gardiens now fills the whole inner screen edge to edge, voilà — no more stretched-out columns, it's dressed for the occasion. • The Settings gear opens every time now, even after you've wandered off and come back to the app. • Tapping a break-request notification takes you straight to the request it's actually about, not just whichever one was waiting first. • A cheer that fails to send no longer burns your daily cheer — allez, try again, it's still yours to give. • The Friends widget refreshes the instant your roster or today's cheers change — no more stale faces. • Disabled buttons show their labels clearly again — no more squinting at a grayed-out mystery. Recently: • 1.2.6: Fixed a sneaky bug where a disabled schedule could re-seal itself right after a break ended. • 1.2.4: Fixed Ernst's halo showing through his portrait during chat clips — magnifique, no more pale blue ghost.

Allez mon ami, Théo here with the fixes that make your blocks actually behave! • Fixed a cluster of sneaky lock bugs — ending a schedule or calendar block early, quick-locking mid-window, or tapping the Home Screen's "Block for 30 min" button now all do exactly what they should, no more stuck shields or restarted sessions. • Break-request decisions and lock-screen justifications now arrive and decrypt properly, so a friend's verdict always gets through. • Picking your Gardien's name is smoother — one tap on the gender picker rerolls a matching name, no more fumbling icons. Recently: • Your Gardien's cooldown now shows a real countdown instead of a random footnote, and the whole cast got new nod-and-glow animations while composing a reply.

Bonjour mon ami, Théo here with the update! No new buttons to show off this round — the crew was busy tightening bolts backstage so the app keeps running smooth for you. Allez, that's a win too: the best updates are sometimes the ones you never feel. Recently: • Your Gardiens now animate in chat — a nod, a flicker of trust gained or lost, right beside their words, with a soft glow while they're composing a reply. • A blocking schedule kicking in while you're using the app now asks first — "Block?" or "Not now" — instead of silently locking you out.

Allez mon ami, Théo here with a proper glow-up for your Gardiens — this one's worth the update! • Your guardians come alive in chat now — a little nod, a glow while they think, real reactions for welcome, trust, and refusal moments, across all six of them • Ask Siri or Shortcuts to block until your next meeting, check if you're currently blocked, or arm a schedule — completely hands-free • When a guardian says no, you now see exactly how long until you can ask again, right there on screen — no more guessing

Bonjour mon ami, Théo here with what's fresh in this release! • Quiet mode's wisdom collection grows — four new science-backed lines remind you why a video you like (or hate) is so hard to put down, straight from the latest research on attention and control. • The calendar trigger editor now always shows a spot to add a keyword, no more digging for a hidden button — allez, one less tap to set your own rules.

Bonjour mon ami, Théo here — new version, fresh energy, allez! • Your schedules now ask nicely instead of ambushing you — if a quiet window kicks in while you're actively using the app, Les Gardiens waits and asks (Block / Not now) instead of locking things instantly, and it won't interrupt you while you're mid-edit setting up that very schedule.

Bonjour mon ami, Théo here with a release that's actually worth tapping "Update" for — allez! • Tap into focus and change your mind — "Undo blocking apps" now sits right in the footer for your first three seconds, so a stray tap doesn't seal you in • Calendar-based blocks just got lighter: agenda and one-off event locks are free for everyone — only a standing recurring trigger needs Pro • Swiped a friend by accident? Removing them now asks you to confirm first, so no pairing disappears by mistake • Already said yes to notifications before? Onboarding skips that step instead of asking again