My Iris

What's New in v2.25.0 This is the biggest update to My Iris since launch. Here's what changed. Iris speaks first. When you open Ask Iris, she arrives with something already on her mind a thought she's been holding since your last scan, a pattern she noticed, or a question she thinks is worth exploring today. The conversation starts before you say a word. Tap to hear her voice, then continue from there. Iris remembers between sessions. After a deep conversation, Iris carries the thread forward. The next time you open the app, she may open by referencing what you discussed — not as a replay, but as something she's been sitting with. The more you talk, the more the experience feels continuous. Iris connects the dots. When a topic comes up for the second time, Iris names it. When two separate conversations are really about the same thing, she says so. Patterns that repeat across your sessions get noticed, named, and explored automatically. Iris noticed what changed between your scans. After your second scan, a new insight appears before your results a brief thread connecting where you were to where you are now. Iris sees your journey across time, not just in the moment. Iris sounds like herself, faster. Voice responses across every screen now begin in under a second. The greeting when you open the app, the voice on the Subscription screen, the ritual before your scan, the reveal after it all tightened so Iris's voice feels immediate and present. A home button on every screen. No matter where you navigate in the app, one tap returns you to Home. It's always visible, always available. Iris, not the app. Every label that sounded like software has been rewritten to sound like her. Your results are now "Iris found something…" Your insights tab is now "What Iris sees." A note that used to say "Weekly Report" now says "A Note From Iris." The app speaks in one voice throughout. Bug fixes and stability improvements. Fixed an issue where Iris would sometimes go silent on the Home screen after the daily greeting. Fixed navigation that occasionally dropped users back to the Home screen instead of opening a conversation. Several other smaller fixes that make the experience feel more reliable.