Yuni: Period Tracker for Men

If you use Yuni to track your own cycle, it sometimes wrote about you as though you were someone else's partner — "Remember what she mentioned last week", on your own screen. We went through every place Yuni writes text and fixed it: notifications, Live Activities, the calendar, the intimacy log, settings and your insights. The same pass found that hormonal contraception was only half handled. Yuni would hide your phase and then predict one anyway — "PMS in 3 days" — with phase-based advice still sitting underneath. On contraception it no longer claims a phase it cannot know, and the advice changes with the setting instead of staying behind. On Home, the line about your next phase was showing a piece of raw code where the number of days should be. It says what it meant to say now, in every language. Check-in and the intimacy log moved to the bottom left of Home and are now the same, larger size — easier to reach with one thumb, and no longer covering the period button. On Reports, the button that creates one used to sit below everything else, off the bottom of smaller screens. It now stays above the tab bar, in view. Fifteen screens in tracking mode were still in English for some of you. They are translated now. Purchases are now linked to your Yuni account rather than to the device they were made on. In contraception mode the daily suggestion is no longer picked at random. Yuni reads your last few check-ins and leads with what they point at — rest and sleep after a low-energy week, time to yourself after you have been asking for space — and says which it is, in the line underneath. Until you have logged enough for that to mean anything, it says nothing rather than guessing. That came with a quieter fix. What you told Yuni helps you, and what you asked it to avoid, were only ever being applied in English. On this screen they now work in every language.