Small fixes, all based on what you told me. Jots now appear on your timeline the moment you save them, and the composer closes cleanly when you're done. Whether you save a single thought or several in a row, they land where you expect. Unfinished entries no longer crowd out the rest of your timeline. You'll see the three most recent, with a count and a Show all when you want the others — and each one is labeled, so it's easy to tell at a glance what you've finished from what you haven't. The sign-up screens scroll properly on smaller screens and at larger text sizes, so nothing sits out of reach at the bottom.

Word for word — Luna writes down what you actually said, and nothing you didn't. - Speech that has to be real: voice clips are checked on your device before anything uploads. Silence, a dropped book, a loud room can't become words you never spoke — and trimmed quiet means cleaner transcriptions. - A waveform that can't lie: in call mode, the equalizer moves only while your voice is actually being heard. - Headroom: the Usage screen, grown up. Your use as simple percentages across two rolling windows — no dollars, no counters. Writing and reading are never metered. - Press and hold an entry for quick actions: ask Luna about that week, springboard into a new entry, move it, or delete with a comfortable undo. - Personas by plan: one of your own on Dusk, five on Moonlight, ten on Full Moon. The six archetypes are open to everyone, and nothing you've made is ever taken away. - Luna gets "when" right: memories carry the day they actually happened, so "last Saturday" means last Saturday. - Polish throughout, on iPhone and iPad — sheets clear the keyboard, the delete toast floats free, help pages open in your theme, and more.