Build log / archive
July 2026_
5 builds logged this month.
The daily brief
- One push at your chosen hour, pulling together the day's picture: her cycle status, your streaks, and what's worth doing today.
- iOS levers split into daily mode (check off today's commitments) and setup mode (choose what you're committing to). Calendar logging and bigger type throughout.
Sign in with Apple, levers, and the fertile window
- Sign in with Apple.
- The Weekly Mission Report: a Sunday summary of the week — streaks, logs, heat exposure, and what to aim at next week.
- Fertility levers: a catalog of evidence-ranked commitments (sleep, heat, alcohol, training and more), each with its ranking justified, trackable daily.
- iOS: the fertile window screen, with the probability curve honestly shaped rather than dramatised, and period starts loggable straight from the calendar.
Push arrives, mail gets signed
- Push notifications to iOS — discreet by default, because these are notifications you may not want previewed on a lock screen.
- Password-reset links now open the app directly when it's installed.
- Key dates and activity marks land on the iOS calendar.
- The web catches up on multi-select moods and productivity logging.
- Mail is now DKIM-signed, so reset and notification emails stop flirting with spam folders.
Logging for both of you
- Mood logging for both partners, multi-select, plus productivity as a second axis — the calendar now carries a real picture of the week, and works with or without a partner connected.
- Activity logging with per-event privacy and an honest abstinence reading.
- iOS: a proper calendar tab with a month grid and day logging.
- Forgotten-password reset over email, and change-password on iOS to match the web.
Partner ops, properly wired
- In-app partner setup on iOS, replacing a dead end that bounced you to the web dashboard.
- The partner calendar endpoint, with the Code Red / Code Orange rule extracted into shared, tested cycle maths.
- Timezone handling made locale-independent, so dates stop drifting for users away from UTC.