• Your first question to Ask Mira is free. Pro keeps it open after that. • The Pro button shows the price your App Store reports, and nothing until it has one. • After your first reflection, Mira offers to send the day's question as a daily reminder. • The rating request is now only the standard App Store sheet, and only after you have used Mira on a few different days.

Small fixes and polish. If the app has been useful to you, a quick rating helps other people find it.

A cleaner look on the latest iOS: the bars now let your content show through instead of covering it.

Mira now opens like a book on a wide screen: your timeline on the left page, today on the right, and the days an answer came from lit up beside it. Ask Mira streams its answer as it reads, instead of making you wait. New: a question waiting every morning, on the page and on a home screen widget. Face ID on the journal. A backup file you keep yourself. On this day. Printing your month as a real document. And if you write in a language the on-device model cannot read, Mira says so instead of guessing.

A small thank-you card now asks for a rating once, after a few real uses. Nothing else changes.

Store listing refresh: a clearer description of what the app does, and better search terms so more people can find it. No changes to how the app works.

Housekeeping only. Mira's App Store listing was being offered in Traditional Chinese while the app itself is English only, so that listing has been removed. Nothing about how Mira works has changed.

Insights is now part of Pro, and the paywall only lists what a payment actually opens. There was never an entry limit, so that claim is gone: keep as many entries as you like, free. Mira now shows crisis-line resources, in place of a generated reflection, when an entry suggests you may be in danger. The check runs on your iPhone like everything else. Also: the App Store's own Buy button now completes the purchase properly, and Settings links the privacy policy and terms.