Twistory returns to DeepSeek for alternate-history scenarios, stories, and follow-up questions, without waiting for Private Cloud Compute. This update also simplifies the interface by removing decorative icons from reading sections, branch details, and Settings.

Built for iOS 27: ask Siri for today's featured event, find saved records in Spotlight, let daily notifications open the exact record, and add a portrait reading widget on iPad. Twistory now uses Apple Intelligence with Private Cloud Compute when available. This update also improves widget freshness and keeps iOS 26 compatibility.

Saved history and Twistory branches now stay protected from conflicts between app windows. This update also sharpens the home and timeline hierarchy and keeps date navigation clear at larger text sizes.

Library searches and recovery states are clearer, saved Twistory branches stay readable after free generation uses are exhausted, notification scheduling is more reliable, and personalization now has stronger contrast with a distinctive editorial index.

If saved records or Twistory branches can’t be read, the Library now offers retry, file export, and a confirmed fresh start that preserves a recovery copy.

The Library is clearer in Dark Mode, loads cached records more efficiently, and handles storage problems more safely. Daily history notifications now stay current with less work when the app opens.

Navigation is clearer across iPhone sizes: event details keep labels clear of Back controls, and the home timeline keeps date and settings controls reachable on smaller screens.

Counterfactual branches are now easier to read. The streamlined Branch Map removes repeated information while preserving plausibility, time horizon, and uncertainty details.