New: the Rosary. Pray it bead by bead, with a voice that prays it with you. - Opens on today's mysteries. Each one opens to its Scripture, a reflection, and a classic painting by the old masters. - Pray aloud with the voice, with a natural breath between prayers, or read at your own pace and tap from bead to bead. - Keeps praying with your screen locked. Set the speed anywhere from 0.8x to 2x. - Jump anywhere: open the contents and go straight to any mystery or prayer. - Your place is saved. Close the app mid-decade and pick up right where you left off. - History: see every rosary you've prayed, this week, this month and all time. - Discover more: ask Kairo about any mystery and get the deeper story behind it. - New to the rosary? See how it goes, step by step, with every prayer in full. New: Confession. A guided examination of conscience to prepare your heart for the sacrament. - Examine by the Ten Commandments or the Seven Deadly Sins, and tick where you fell short. - For each one, tap which questions hit home and how often. Your list for the confessional writes itself. - A word for each, in the voice you choose: Direct, like a father who holds you to the standard, or Gentle. - Pick a resolution for each, or write your own. - Finish with the act of contrition, and see how confession goes, step by step. - Mark when you went to confession and see what keeps coming back over time. - Works offline. Nothing you mark leaves your phone. Lock the Confession tab with Face ID if you like. New: the Prayer tab (it was called Hours), now with Pray with me. A voice leads Morning, Evening, and Night Prayer while the page follows along. New in Mass Times: a map of the parishes with a Mass still ahead, each pin showing its next time. Tap one for directions. Also: Settings now live in the chat drawer, New chat checks before leaving a conversation, and search sits above your recent chats.

Your conversation history is now a swipe away. - Swipe in from the left edge to open history, and flick it back to close. The menu button still works if you prefer it. - VoiceOver can reach the history panel properly now, and there is a clear way back out. - Turn on Reduce Motion and Kairo listens. Panels fade instead of flying. - Everything that slides, opens and settles now moves the same way, all through the app.

Sign in with an email and password, if that suits you better. - Email and password is now an option alongside Google and Apple. Same account either way. - Change your password from the account menu. - Show what you are typing. Every password field has an eye. - Confirm your email. If you sign up with an email and password, we will ask you to click the link we sent. - When Kairo cannot reach the assistant, it now says so in plain words instead of showing an error code.

Kairo now lets you know when a new version is ready. - When an update is on the App Store, a small note at the top of Ask takes you straight to it. Dismiss it and it stays away until the next release.

A new About screen for Kairo. - Find it from Ask. It includes a "More from the same kitchen" card, so Honey Bun, Daily Bread, and Not Bread Alone are one tap away with the same account. - Your profile lives with your account now. Set your first and last name and your photo from the account menu, and they look the same in every app you use it in.

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Introducing Mass Times and the Liturgy of the Hours. - Find Mass, confession, and adoration near you across the Archdiocese of St. Louis, with directions and phone numbers. Works offline. - Pray Morning, Evening, and Night Prayer. The Hours tab opens on the hour that fits the time of day.

More of the Church's own words, and a clearer look at where every answer comes from. - Sacred Scripture is now a source. Ask about a passage and Kairo can cite the Bible right alongside the Catechism and Canon Law. - Catholic social teaching joins the library. Answers can now draw on the great social encyclicals, from Rerum Novarum onward. - New Sources panel. Tap to see exactly which documents Kairo reads from, so you always know what's behind an answer. Every claim still comes with a citation you can open and read for yourself. Thanks for using Kairo.