Changelog
Seven days of features and improvements from the full Murph archive.
Murph's browser automation became more capable while account recovery paths became easier to trust.
New features
Murph can drive real websites for you — booking appointments, filling forms, finding info — and pauses for anything sensitive like logins or payments.
iMessage
The first message after signup arrives as exact text, the weekly insight only fires when it earns it, and the auth loader uses Murph's own mark.
New features
When you fall off a plan you set — missed workouts, skipped supplements, the diet you said you'd try — Murph helps you get back on track instead of cheering you on.
iMessage
Once a week, Murph scans new research relevant to the things you care about — your conditions, goals, supplements — and brings back what's worth your time.
iMessage
This week in your topics
New RCT on caffeine + L-theanine timing for sustained focus — relevant to your morning routine. Want the takeaway?
Tell Murph about past medications you've taken — a Z-Pak last spring, an old antidepressant, that one round of antibiotics — and they land in your health history cleanly.
iMessage
Improvements
The welcome message you get right after signing up now arrives reliably and exactly as written.
The Wednesday insight automation now rejects tautological or unsupported findings — it stays silent rather than shipping a hollow note.
Replaced the generic spinner on /join and the green-bar provisioning notice with Murph's own dot-constellation mark animated as a sonar ripple, honoring prefers-reduced-motion.
Picking a specific wearable source skips the picker, scheduled Telegram reminders deliver reliably, and the mobile sidebar dismisses on navigation.
Improvements
Choosing a specific wearable source like Garmin now starts OAuth directly instead of showing a one-option picker first.
Wearables
Cron-scheduled reminders with a Telegram-only route now carry their delivery target end to end, fixing reminders that fired but never reached the chat.
Scheduled reminders
When you send Murph a few messages in quick succession, the replies come back in the right order instead of overtaking each other.
The offcanvas sidebar now dismisses automatically when you tap a nav link or a dropdown destination like Settings — so you land on the page instead of a covered one.
If one wearable needs to be reconnected, the others stay connected and keep syncing in the meantime.
Wearables
Telegram photo and file fetches now retry on transient failures, treat oversized files as terminal instead of generic errors, and respect run cancellation cleanly.
Home reflects active experiments from your vault, Pulse trials start without a card, and route distance estimates work again.
New features
Home now shows the experiment you're running and the ones you've finished, instead of always asking you to start a new one.
If a run is already active, the Start an experiment card hides itself — you see your real state, not a generic checklist.
In progress
Zone-2 minutes — week 2
Visible on home as soon as you start.
New members get a Pulse trial automatically — no credit card, no setup. You're in Murph the moment you sign in.
What you get
Improvements
Distance estimates were silently failing with "not configured" — the hosted Codex shell now passes MAPBOX_ACCESS_TOKEN through, so workout and travel questions return real routes.
Triggers the moment your usage crosses the limit instead of waiting for your next message, and releases its claim cleanly if a send fails.
Health queries, workspace recovery, and runtime logs became smaller and more predictable.
Improvements
Murph pulls your biomarker and wearable data faster when you ask, so health questions come back without the wait.
Murph wakes up from a cold start more reliably, so conversations resume cleanly even after a restart.
Murph runs leaner in the background, keeping a tidier memory of recent activity instead of piling up old diagnostics.
Roughly two million branded foods land in a hosted catalog, every captured metric becomes queryable, and voice-memo usage shows up in the spend ledger.
New features
Murph now knows the nutrition for ~2 million US branded foods — Trader Joe's, Whole Foods, your grocery aisle staples — with ingredients, portions, and per-serving panels.
Ask about a specific product and Murph answers from the catalog instead of guessing or sending you to a search.
USDA FoodData
branded foods
Improvements
Metrics that were captured but invisible to queries — caffeine, water, mindfulness, heart-rate recovery, AFib burden, lowest/highest glucose, basal body temp, height, period and cycle length — now surface through the same generic path as measurements and lab samples.
Queryability is now a property of the canonical data instead of a per-metric registry, so future observation metrics gain query access with zero new wiring.
Newly queryable
Hosted Workers AI transcription writes a per-run usage record, so voice-memo cost shows up in the same ledger as Codex turns and image generation.
Connecting the companion once captures fourteen more Apple Health series, and cold message-to-reply latency drops noticeably.
New features
Improvements
When you message Murph after a long quiet stretch, the first reply comes through noticeably sooner.
Asking about WHOOP now pulls from your live sync and any historical ZIP exports together, instead of splitting them.
Hosted transcription now passes verified original audio straight through to Workers AI when it is safe, and routes blocked or oversized formats through ffmpeg into 64 kbps mono MP3 — practical support reaches 15+ minute clips.