Pictures made for sharing, Saved, and your words in the card

Pictures made for sharing

Every picture that leaves Amelio — a post, a badge, a highlight — now carries your face, your name and Amelio's mark, in the third person: Terry wrote, Terry felt calm. Choose Share image, Save image, or Share with invite code, which adds your code and a QR at the foot. A picture is a square at least and never taller than a phone screen; long words fade out rather than run on. It's laid out at your phone's width, so lines wrap exactly as they do in the app.

Bookmarks, and Saved

Tap the bookmark on a friend's post to keep it. Nobody is told. Settings → Saved has two lists, Bookmarks and Liked, behind the same toggle the Feed uses, laid out exactly like the Feed and paged as you scroll.

Your words, in the card

What you write with an alignment, mood, colour or body check-in now sits inside the card, under the visual, led by a quote mark. It used to float on the page below.

Shuffle

Sharing a picture or an invite card: one tap on Shuffle deals a new look, colour and character. My code shows a different face each time you open it, and its QR opens straight in the iPhone camera.

Body check-in

Five more sensations: pulsing, tingling, cold, light and shaky, each with its own small drawing and a gentle question.

Also

• A quiet heart to react, instead of a smiley on every post.
• The post page lays out like the Feed.
• Reflections are held to 1,600 characters and 40 lines.
• Amelio's eyes are open.
• The Body badge is a standing figure with open arms.
• A friend's "What it may mean" speaks about the areas, in the third person.
• Opening Amelio from the widget goes to the + list.