Rate it together. Tick something off a shared list and each of you rates it; neither rating shows until both are in. Top picks ranks the ones the two of you liked most. Start a list from a template: films, places, books, restaurants or trips. Heart a memory, then search the Timeline or filter it to the memories either of you hearted. The new Memory widget brings back one memory a day, from this day in a past year when there is one. Home and the Coming up widget show your next milestone: the next month, the next 100 days or the next anniversary. The shared card widget now comes in a small size and for the Lock Screen.

Before your partner joins, look around all four tabs while the envelope waits. Turn on notifications to hear the moment your partner opens the envelope. In your first week together, Futari also sends a few notes with small things to try. Change it any time in Us › Notifications. Futari Plus now comes yearly too, with a free week to try it. Turn a memory, a journal entry or a date into a card you can share. If your partner hasn’t opened the envelope yet, Futari reminds you after a day and after three days, with a way to send it again. The medium widget now fills edge to edge, and you can swipe between photos when one is open. Signing in is quicker. If the server is slow, you get a Retry button instead of a spinner. Questions or ideas? Us › Help and feedback sends a message straight to the maker. Futari now counts which parts of the app get used, never what either of you writes. In the EEA, the UK and Switzerland it asks first. Turn it off any time in Us.

When your partner opens your invitation and joins, Futari now tells you, even with the app closed. Allow notifications on the waiting screen to get the alert. Invitation links now take your partner straight to Futari on the App Store. The Plus sheet shows the App Store’s own price for your country. If the App Store doesn’t answer, the sheet says so and lets you try again. Plus renewals now reach both of your phones while Futari is open.

The map now fills the screen. Tap a place and it opens as a sheet you can pull up, with the map still live behind it. Every keepsake from that place is one tap away, and Back returns you to the place. Memories with more than one photo now turn their pages right on the Timeline. Swipe, or let them turn on their own. The Timeline and the map feel lighter and scroll more smoothly, especially in long threads with many photos.

Late nights — a bolder set of questions, open only when you both turn it on. Pick together — settle something as a pair, one choice at a time. A nudge when your partner answers one of your questions, so the reply doesn't sit unseen. The Home Screen card refreshes more reliably.