
Coherent Mind
Mystical Experience & Journal
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What's New in Coherent Mind
2.3
September 2, 2026
Version 2.3 is about the app getting out of your way: asking before it starts something, showing where its numbers come from, and finally letting you remove things it used to keep forever. • The MEQ30 is offered, not assumed. Saving a new journey used to drop you straight into the questionnaire. It now asks whether you want to start it or come back to it later — and choosing later costs nothing, because the journey is already saved. You can take the MEQ30 whenever you're ready from the journey's own screen. • Filters on the Journeys tab fold away, so your journeys start at the top of the screen again. The Filters row opens when you want it and says how many filters are narrowing the list, so a closed row never hides one. • Missed check-ins no longer vanish. A commitment's check-in prompt used to leave no trace if you let it pass — the app simply forgot. Prompts that came and went now appear under "Check-ins due" on the Shadow Overview, and on the commitment itself. You can answer one late, or delete it and not be asked again. Because a missed prompt is now visible, it also breaks the quiet streak count; deleting it restores the streak. • Check-ins can be deleted. Open a commitment's check-in history from its Part profile and remove any of them — one recorded by mistake, or one you missed. Deleting a check-in also stops that prompt coming back. • Parts can be deleted. Previously a Part could only be retired or merged, never removed. A Part profile now offers Delete, and asks what should happen to the Shadow Encounters attributed to it: keep them in your journal without a Part attached, or delete them too. The confirmation says exactly how much goes. Commitments and check-ins on that Part always go with it, and any Part you had merged into it goes back to standing on its own with its own history intact. This cannot be undone. • Sources & citations (Settings → About) is now grouped by instrument — MEQ30, CEQ, further reading — and each group says what the app actually took from those papers: which items, which factor map, which scoring rule. • The CEQ now carries its own references. It links the published paper its 26 items, seven factors, response anchors, and scoring rule are taken from (Barrett et al. 2016), along with the survey of challenging experiences the questionnaire was derived from (Carbonaro et al. 2016). No new permissions in this release, and backup files remain compatible in both directions. This app is a journal, not a therapist. If you are working with difficult material, please involve a qualified clinician.
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