New with Premium: the Ivy Context Library. Everything you’ve told Ivy, on one page — to check, correct, print or download. It opens on a Map of what Ivy reads, from your to-do list and calendar to the accounts they come from, and shows whether she can read each one right now. It’s in Settings, under Ivy, and as a Home Screen widget. With Premium, Ivy now starts from your to-do list. Plan my day fits it into the open time in your day, overdue and due today first, and Get me going picks the top one. Your calendar stays as it is. Setup also lets you put the sections of your Morning Routine and Sage Briefing in the order you want. People now asks before it saves someone twice. Add “my sister Ashley’s son” when Alex is saved and Sage asks, “Is this Alex (nephew)?” In Settings › People & Interests, Worth a look shows entries that might be one person, with a merge you review first, and notes whose time words have gone stale. A mention never adds a second birthday. With Premium, notes Ivy captures start with the day they were said. For everyone: setup finds any team in the NFL, NBA, MLB, NHL, MLS, college football and men’s college basketball. Home’s Sports card now shows your leagues’ games even when none of your teams is playing. Delete account now sits alone at the bottom of Settings. If Apple is retrying a payment, Your plan says Premium is paused and where to fix it.

Settings now has a Work screen. Change your days, hours, commute, or office address anytime — it’s the same schedule Ivy and your calendar already lean on, not just something you set once at the start. Ask Ivy to add something to your morning briefing — the weather, your to-dos, whatever you want in there — and she’ll show you a card. One tap adds it, one tap undoes it. Ivy can also point you where you’re headed. Ask about the score, catch up on the news, or start your Morning Routine, and she’ll take you there — and if you mention a team in passing, she may offer to follow it for you.