This version is quiet by design, but it carries a few things worth knowing about, starting with a new way to shape a moment you want to keep.
A few photos, brought together
Inside Create a moment to share, you can now bring a few photos together into one image, two to five photos arranged with care into a single keepsake. It’s the first thing you see when you open Create a moment to share, ready whenever a single snapshot isn’t quite enough.
Catching up on the Today board
Life doesn’t always get logged the moment it happens. You can now set the mood and location for a previous day, so a day you missed doesn’t stay blank. And at each mood check in, you can choose up to five mood words instead of just one, room for the fuller picture.
There’s also something small to find inside the app: notes to read, news, how-to pieces, essays, and reflections on work, there whenever you feel like a short read. And we spent time smoothing the first experience of opening Niravah, quiet polish under the surface.
As always, none of this asks anything of you. Take what’s useful, leave what isn’t.