WiseHeart: AI Calm Companion

About WiseHeart: AI Calm Companion

Your wristband now keeps room to record • WiseHeart now clears old files the wristband stores on its own, the ones that slowly filled its memory. The wristband can record a full day on its own again, even when the app is closed. Clearer, faster syncing • When you open the app after hours away, the progress pill shows real counts while it reads your wristband and updates your graphs. It no longer sits at 95%. • The pill tells you when it is clearing a full wristband or picking up a sync that was interrupted. • Big syncs no longer download the same recording twice while a background upload finishes, so they use less battery and memory. • Recordings that fail to upload the first time are retried and land in your graphs. New in Graphs • A Breathing card shows your breathing rate through the day, estimated from your heartbeat. • Breathing estimates are more accurate, and moments with poor signal are left out. • Calm Personal Trend is now scaled to your own waking hours, so daytime readings are compared with the right range. Companion • Your coach now picks up where your last conversations left off. • The companion screen says clearly that your coach is an AI, not a clinician. Tap that line to read how the companion handles safety. • Mel has been retired. If you chose Mel, you are now with Maya. Plus stability fixes and small improvements throughout the app. Two notes on what I left out. The Today line on Home is in the code, but its switch in production is off, so users won't see it. The 72-hour push hold after a safety flag is a backend safety measure and doesn't belong in public notes.

App privacy

The developer, Shalon Ventures Research, LLC, reported these privacy practices to Apple.