Filter your care log, add photos to a poo, and ask Siri a lot more. - Filter the care log by kind of care, search notes, carers and care, and jump to any day that has entries. - Add up to six photos to a poo entry. Tap one to page through them and zoom in. - iPhone Duo ready: open it up and the care log and Today sit side by side. - iPhone Duo ready: swiping back from an entry on a narrow screen stays where you were instead of jumping to Today. - Otuli now shows the welcome screen straight away. If your care log is waiting in iCloud, you are offered Restore my care log over the top. - Fixed Otuli failing to open when your phone restarts and starts it before you unlock. It now waits for you to unlock. - Ask Siri when the last feed, bottle, breastfeed, diaper, wee or poo was, or how many of anything there were over a period. - Log sleep with a shortcut for asleep and awake, and undo the last entry from Siri or Shortcuts. - One Log a diaper shortcut covers wet and dirty. Siri says back the amount for a bottle or a pump. - Siri and Shortcuts answer as soon as the log is saved on your phone, and the entry shows straight away if Otuli is open. - Find any care entry or baby from Spotlight. - Weights read as one number, such as 1.8 kg or 1800 g. - Reminders, night mode and the activity grid keep the right time when the clocks change. - The care log and Today update when midnight passes with Otuli open. - Recording a pump kit wash clears its delivered notification. - On a form you have edited, the back button reads Cancel.

Weigh your baby in Otuli, log spit-up, and scroll the quick log bar. - Log your baby's weight from the quick log bar, in kg, g, lb or oz, and mark whether it is an official measurement or an estimate. - No baby scale? Subtract your own weight from your weight holding the baby. Your two weights stay on your own devices, and everyone else sees only the baby's weight. - Log spit-up and grade it small, medium or large. Choose whether it reads Spit-up or Posset. - Press and hold a wee or poo to mark it as during the diaper change. - The quick log bar now scrolls a page at a time, with the next page peeking in. You can turn the peek off in the quick log bar settings. - Customise the quick log bar with as many pages as you need, and drag a button to Hidden to put it away. - A feed counts once in the care totals, the same as on the timeline, and a feed you joined by hand stays joined in widgets and Siri. - Recording a pump kit wash from a notification or the Live Activity clears the wash banner. - Care reminders clear only once every time that is due has been done. - Entry icons on the timeline have a softer glow and brighter symbols.

A clearer picture of the night, and more you can ask Siri. - At night, the summary beside the care log shows Tonight so far and Last night by now, so you can compare as you go. - Ask Siri how long is left on the pump kit clock. - One breastfeeding shortcut now covers both sides: just say which one. - Deleting a pump stops the pump kit clock it started, and restoring the pump brings the clock back. - The care report's title appears in your language and ends on the last day it covers. - More of the timeline, reminder cards and the sleep Live Activity are translated into every language. - Otuli is now in Simplified and Traditional Chinese, across the app, widgets, Apple Watch and Siri.

Sharing care, made clearer from the first invite to the handover. - Your whole care log is now free. Otuli Together is for sharing care with everyone you invite, and for the shared pump kit clock. - Hand over care with one tap: see everything since a time you choose, and send a care card to whoever is taking over. - An invite now says what it lets someone do, and whoever accepts lands straight in the shared care log. - A running sleep sits on the Lock Screen with an Awake button. - The pump kit clock can run for 24, 12, 6 or 1 hours, with a countdown above the care log. - Ask Siri to check today's care and see the counts as a card. - On a wider window, the care log has today's summary beside it, and entries open as sheets. - A forgotten wake no longer turns into a sleep that lasts all day.

A few weeks of nightly use, and the rough edges that turned up. - Holding a quick log button now shows a press before the menu opens. - Buttons across Settings carry their icon and their name, so they sit where you expect and read properly with VoiceOver. - The temperature button is translated in every language.