Open Niravah and everything is right where you left it, in one calm scroll. Now, Horizon, and World, each behind its own strip of tape, a tap opens it, a tap closes it again, nothing else to learn. It’s the page you land on every single time you open the app, so this is where the biggest change lives, and where you’ll feel it most.
Your home page, all in one scroll
Now holds your day, and My Chapter sits right at the top of it: the name you gave your chapter, if you gave it one, a quiet way in, and the day it began. Just the date, nothing more, this was never meant to be a count. Horizon holds what’s coming, and when there’s nothing there yet, adding an event is easier to spot. World gathers My Pictures, My Places, My People, and My Activities, and at the bottom of it, your past chapters are back, resting on a shelf called Over time, right where you’d look for them. A few buttons that were only ever there for decoration are gone too, so what’s left on the page is what actually does something.
Begin a new chapter, made lighter
Closing a chapter and starting the next one is now just two beats. Name what’s starting, if you’d like to, a season, a trip, anything at all, or leave it and let the dates speak for themselves. Then seal it. What you lived stays exactly as it was, kept and waiting for you in Over time, whenever you feel like looking back. There’s no right moment for this. Begin a new chapter whenever something in your life feels like it has started, and the one you’re leaving will be kept for you.
A calmer feel throughout
Your pictures, places, activities, people, and past chapters all got a quiet visual tidy this time too. Nothing to learn, just a calmer, cleaner feel wherever you look.
See it before you send it
Create a moment to share changed in one good way: once your snapshot, your photos, or your little film is ready, it shows itself to you first. Watch it, look it over, then decide, share it, keep it, or go back and change something. Nothing is saved to your photos until you decide.
None of this is asking you to do anything differently. It’s just quieter, and a little more yours.