Holistic Wellness AI

This update rebuilds how wellness professionals create and deliver programs, and fixes a long list of things clients told us were broken. FOR WELLNESS PROFESSIONALS Programs have a home. Build one through a step-by-step wizard instead of a screen full of sections, then find it again in a searchable library where every program has edit, duplicate, assign, share and sell in one place. Unfinished work is kept. Close the app mid-program and it is offered back when you return. Assign from wherever you are — the client's screen, their card in your list, or the program itself — and see how far each client has got without opening anything. Prescribe different reps for each set. A 12/10/8 ramp or a 10-12 range reaches your client exactly as you wrote it. Share a program read-only with your practice. Every program shows who wrote it and only its author can change it. Sell a program as a PDF. Put a price on it, and the app builds the document when you publish. Your share link opens a real page someone can buy from, delivered as a download or by email. FOR EVERYONE Ask Aura to log something and it logs it. "Log a banana" reaches your diary with calories and macros estimated for you, on a card you can correct before it saves. Aura used to reply that it had logged things it never wrote down. Today shows what you actually did. Meals and workouts logged outside your plan now appear on your timeline instead of vanishing, so skipping the planned lunch and eating something else no longer reads as "skipped, ate nothing". There is a quick-log button, and a way back to everything you have logged before. Work your coach assigns you appears on Today, where you actually are. It could previously be invisible, and completing it could fail — both fixed. Finished work stays on the day you finished it, and there is an Undo if you tapped Complete by mistake. Aura answers promptly instead of leaving you on a blinking cursor, tells you what it is doing while it works, and you can start a fresh conversation without losing what it knows about you. Your numbers add up. A single day of meals could total billions of calories, analytics could report truncated and double-counted figures, and weight appeared in kilograms whatever your settings said. All corrected. Activity history was more filter controls than list, and could take five minutes to show something you had just logged. Rebuilt: more list, less chrome, and new entries show up straight away. Build a workout yourself, no AI involved. Pick equipment from a list rather than typing it, set it per exercise, and find your saved workouts inside the Exercise Library. Choose metric or imperial once and see it everywhere. Creating a wellness plan works again, and now takes a short wizard rather than five sections that produced nothing. Trends, plans and Today all load faster, and tapping a notification opens what it is about.