MakeUp
What changed

Release notes.

A human-readable record of improvements that affect your experience—not internal tickets or infrastructure noise.

August 2026

Cycle: visible when it should be

A prompt now appears on Together when a period is under way, or when the predicted start falls within the coming week. Both of you see it, worded differently for each; on the day it is predicted to begin it says "today" rather than "0 days to go". The partner reminder also moved from the day before to within the week. Whoever keeps the record is not pushed notifications about their own body, and the card carries only dates — no symptoms, no detail.

  • Together
  • Interaction

Notes: editable after the fact

Notes can now be changed. Title, body, who it is for, pinning, date, repetition, reminder and colour are all editable, and the date, reminder or colour can be removed outright. Removing something and leaving it alone are two different things, and saving says which is which — so turning a reminder off no longer risks taking the date with it.

  • Together
  • Calendar

Notes: a title, a rhythm, a colour

A note now has a title of its own, and the composer offers back titles you have written before instead of making you retype the same errand. A dated note can repeat -- daily, weekly, monthly or yearly -- and can ask to be reminded on the day, or one, three or seven days ahead. Reminding is never on by default; it is asked for per note, and arrives once per occurrence. A note can also carry a colour on the calendar, chosen from the palette the rest of the app already uses so it stays readable in either theme.

  • Together
  • Calendar

One rule for the whole Square

Moods, ideas and cravings now work the way memories do: name the people in it, and choose which relationship types it reaches. Anyone named can always see it. Ideas and cravings used to be visible to everyone you share any relationship with, whether or not the post concerned them — now an unpublished one stays yours. Everyone named is told once, when it is first published; later edits are silent. Moods can carry up to nine photographs.

  • Together
  • Privacy

Memories: photographs, and the people in them

Record a day with the people who were there. Tagged people can always see it, whatever it is later published to; publishing widens it to whole relationship types rather than named individuals, and nobody outside those can see it. Everyone tagged is told once, when it is first published — later edits are silent.

  • Together
  • Privacy

Invitation links that expire

The sharing screen now generates a personal invitation link with nothing to type, on either side. Each one is single use and lasts a day; an expired link says so and asks for a new one instead of failing quietly. Setting a relationship type is optional, and only then does joining connect you.

  • Privacy
  • Interaction

Sharing now has one clear, private destination

The saved 4:5 poster, copied link and QR code all open the public Welcome page. Adding your nickname is optional; private account and relationship details stay out.

  • Privacy
  • Interaction

Welcome now shows how MakeUp works

A widescreen presentation demonstrates consent-first check-ins, intentional feeling sharing and wishes becoming shared plans. It pauses while you interact and respects reduced-motion settings.

  • Interaction
  • Polish

Check-ins now begin with consent

A request asks your partner to share. They can accept or decline; your position is never collected just for asking.

  • Privacy
  • Interaction

Multi-day plans stay in their lane

Long calendar events remain visually stable when another event begins.

  • Together
  • Calendar

Notifications speak your language

Push and in-app messages now consistently use the recipient's chosen locale.

  • Language
  • Polish