0.12.1 — iPhone fix, take two · newest Android build
- If Inlet on iPhone still closed the moment you opened it after yesterday's update, this build fixes it for real. Nothing else changed.
0.12.0 — Taps that answer back
- Cheering someone, picking a mood, and finishing your one thing now answer back — a small tap you can feel and a bit of motion, so you know it landed.
- Inlet opens on iPhone again. If you installed from TestFlight and the app closed the moment you tapped it, that's fixed — it was missing a piece it needed to start.
- If something does go wrong in the app, it now tells us what happened so we can fix it — instead of leaving you with a blank screen and no trace.
- Your feed now opens with Your Recap — a short read of your last stretch, written from your own entries, with a link into your diary.
- Speaking your one thing works again, and the feed stays out of sight until you've answered or skipped.
0.11.0 — One question on the way in
- Opening Inlet now starts with one question — the one thing you want to share today. Answer it with a few words, an emoji, a photo, or your voice, or skip it. Either way it's done until tomorrow.
- Aims are easier to keep track of. One card checks in on a single aim at a time — Still going, Achieved, or Archive it — and a running list shows what's active. The Intentions page lets you edit or delete any of them.
- Your daily reminder now comes at the hour you picked. If you'd set one and never saw it, this is why — it was being prepared and then held until the next day, every day.
- If notifications are switched off for Inlet, the app now tells you instead of quietly sending nothing — with a one-tap way to turn them back on, from your feed or from Profile → Notification settings.
- Reminders can reach you by email now, not just on your phone, and there's a short weekly review on Sundays. Every email has a one-click way to stop that kind of message on its own.
- You can delete your account and everything in it from Profile → Account.
0.10.0 — Straight into your feed
- No more setup step. Signing in drops you right into your feed — your name and an evening reminder are set up for you, and you can change either anytime under Profile → Account.
- Your first feed opens with a few good places to start: one good thing about today, an emoji for how it felt (and why), and something you want to make happen — with more prompts right below, no tapping required.
- We ask once whether you'd like the evening reminder, and say what it's for before turning anything on.
0.9.0 — Passcodes are gone, People got a refresh
- No more passcodes, anywhere. Signing in is just Google or an emailed code — nothing to remember.
- People is easier to use: inviting someone now puts the link front and center to copy or share, and each person shows a quiet "Active 2 days ago" line so you know who's around.
- You can add a photo right from Write — no extra step.
- The evening question is now the same no matter how far out you're thinking: "What do you want to make happen — today, this week, or further out?" Just type it; no more picking a timeframe first.
0.8.0 — A calmer sign-in and a tidier Profile
- The sign-in screen has a new look — a sunrise over the water, with the two ways in: Continue with Google, or an emailed code.
- Your Profile is reorganized into clear sections — Account, People, Premium, Notifications, Content settings, and About — each one tap away instead of one long list.
- People is now a real place to manage your groups and connections: see who's in a group, copy the invite link, make someone an admin, or remove someone. Removing a person is never a block — you can always re-invite them.
- Night mode and the feed layout (vertical or deck) now live under Content settings.
0.7.0 — The app now keeps itself fresh
- From this version on, most improvements arrive on their own — the app picks them up when you open it and asks for a quick restart. No more re-downloading.
- When a bigger update does need a fresh install, a small note appears at the top of your feed and on your Profile with a download button.
- Tap the version number on your Profile (or the link on the download page) to see this list — what's new, any time.
- You can now send feedback on any card in the app, just like on the web — tap the little feedback icon next to the ×, say what's off, and a fix gets drafted overnight.
0.6.0 — Sign in easier, jump straight in from links
- Signing in with Google now uses the real Google button and works smoothly in the app.
- Family invite links (theinlet.app/join/…) now open directly in the app instead of the browser.
- The deck view centers each card with a peek of its neighbors on both sides.
- Adding a photo is now one button — pick from your library or take one.
- Echo is redesigned around your voice: talk, and it writes with you.
0.5.0 — A proper front door
- A new welcome screen: continue with Google or have a code emailed to you — no more hunting for the passcode first.
- First sign-in gets a short one-time setup, including choosing whether Inlet may nudge you.
- Signing out now fully signs you out — reminders stop following the previous person on a shared phone.
0.4.0 — Calmer cards, night mode, your people
- Every card opens straight on its question — labels and clutter removed.
- Auto night mode: the app follows your phone's dark setting.
- Add a photo to any card, not just the photo prompt.
- Your people and groups now live on your Profile, with invite links you can share.
- A new deck layout (Profile → View): swipe through one prompt at a time.
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