Changelog
The latest seven days of features and improvements, with the full archive one step away.
3 updates shipped in this edition.
Improvements
Your Environment report can again show current weather and outdoor air quality for your saved city.
Murph reuses recent public conditions to keep the report responsive. Your city remains the only location sent, and outdoor air stays separate from indoor air.
Accepting the last required consent now safely continues signup on the server before the next screen.
Starter-ready members finish automatically. If messaging or billing still needs attention, signup continues at that existing step without reporting that consent failed.
When Murph asks about your next set, your reply now stays connected to the exact workout being discussed.
Murph carries the exact workout between messages, so you can answer naturally without supplying an internal identifier or risking a different unfinished workout.
4 updates shipped in this edition.
Improvements
New About and Contact pages make it easier to understand what Murph does, who it is for, and where to get help.
Product support is now clearly separated from privacy and legal requests, and missing pages point people to useful public guides instead of leaving them at a dead end.
Monthly group sponsorship now offers a $50 maximum alongside the existing $5, $10, and $20 choices.
Starting still purchases $5 of usage, and later automatic purchases remain fixed at $5 and happen only when the group needs capacity and the selected monthly maximum allows it.
Scheduled reminders and follow-ups no longer stop because of an internal assistant-startup metadata check.
The workspace isolation and runtime safeguards remain in place; this removes a redundant check that could turn otherwise valid scheduled conversations into repeated retries.
When you explicitly ask, your private Murph can now pass a bounded, verified update to one joined group and let that group’s Murph write the message in the room’s own voice.
The handoff is pinned to the exact private request, current membership, and group route. It does not give the group continuing access to your private Murph or vault, and a queued handoff is not claimed as delivered until the normal group message path completes.
19 updates shipped in this edition.
New features
You can now complete your Environment report in one live voice session while Murph marks clear details as you speak.
Move through short topics with your voice or the on-screen controls. Murph saves confirmed details as you go, while the live transcript stays out of your report.
Live Environment interview
Existing members can start a private email conversation by writing to mail@mail.withmurph.ai.
Murph sends a private continuation to the verified inbox; reply there with the request. The unverified first email is not read or saved.
Improvements
Daily nutrition cards now recognize complete nutrition goals saved with Murph's earlier calorie-target format, so existing members do not need to repair those goals first.
Murph distinguishes those nutrition targets from unrelated calorie-burn goals, still uses current meal totals and the full safety check, and returns one card or a concise fallback.
Group-join confirmations and connected-health follow-ups now recover when hosted background work is paused or interrupted.
Current conversations and approved actions still run first. Connected-health passes get a longer bounded opportunity to make progress, interrupted work keeps one retry instead of starting a second recovery loop, and other paused automatic messages stay paused.
When an earlier physical-note attempt has an uncertain printer outcome, you can now ask Murph to check it without trying to send another note.
Murph clears the blocker only when the printer evidence makes that safe, reports accepted notes without pretending to cancel them, names any settled Murph-time use from that earlier paid note, and never retries or sends a new note during the check.
After Murph successfully imports Apple Health data, the app's freshness status catches up on its next online refresh.
A provider notice or completed check by itself still does not count as synced. The timestamp advances only when the canonical importer accepts the matching Apple Health data type, so empty, unrelated, source-fenced, and failed pulls keep the existing recovery state.
Murph now checks all 48 supported connected-health data families, adding signals such as floors climbed, stand time, workout details, and ECG features when a connected source provides them.
No reconnect is needed. Unavailable fields stay absent, and dense ECG and workout streams are reduced within existing safety limits before entering the health record.
When a connected source corrects which local day owns a daily reading, Murph now keeps one canonical record instead of leaving duplicates.
The recovery preserves compatible member notes, tags, and links. If the saved history is ambiguous, Murph leaves it unchanged rather than guessing.
Connected health data now keeps its existing retry attempts when a temporary hosted storage interruption affects a sync.
Only proven temporary read and save failures are retried; permission, malformed-data, and integrity failures still stop immediately.
Murph no longer carries already-delivered generated files into later hosted workspace restores, reducing avoidable cold-start work.
Files still remain available through their original delivery, while pending approvals and retries keep the copy they need until delivery finishes.
Some established wearable connections that stopped processing updates because older setup state was incomplete can now recover automatically.
Murph still verifies that the source is active before accepting new health data, and disconnected sources remain blocked.
Murph can again refresh the private context it uses across conversations during scheduled maintenance.
The maintenance stays private and silent, changes only the saved memory record, and does not send a message when it runs.
Private pages that need protected account data now retry once after a short provider interruption, reducing failed page loads.
The retry stays tightly timed and applies only to safe reads; permission and data-integrity failures still stop immediately.
Murph now keeps the same short unfinished-setup follow-up available whether onboarding starts with a welcome or directly in chat.
This includes instant-start conversations and Telegram, which still stays silent until you message the bot. Finished, dismissed, and expired setup follow-ups remain closed.
When a member sets one repetition count for every set, Murph now remembers it for terse completion replies and completes finite workouts on the last planned set.
An unfinished older workout no longer blocks a new one. Corrections and intentional extra sets still target the exact workout record, while targetless sessions can stay open.
When you approve an action Murph already prepared, Murph now resumes that action before unrelated background device syncing.
Your approval, delivery destination, and safety checks stay the same; device updates remain queued and continue afterward.
Murph can now save a complete ad-hoc workout with all of its exercises in one step.
Exact workout reads and updates no longer rebuild unrelated vault summaries first, while revision checks still prevent stale changes and other unfinished workouts remain untouched.
Monthly group sponsorships no longer send a private heads-up when one automatic refill remains before the monthly maximum.
Current spending and controls remain on the private management page, and Murph still reaches out privately when a payment actually needs attention.
Murph now safely refreshes older connected-health profiles after a timestamp improvement, without losing member corrections or duplicating facts.
Profiles with a stable provider identity move forward only from the exact prior timestamp shape. Other unchanged profile replays keep their existing history. Conflicting provider values still stop instead of replacing existing health facts, and deleted profile facts stay deleted during recovery.
7 updates shipped in this edition.
Improvements
Connected-health updates now resume the same queued retry after a temporary interruption, preserving progress instead of starting that work over.
Recovery stays limited to the affected connection, while fresh conversations continue to take priority.
After adding usage to a group, the confirmation is now compact and keeps the next step into Messages clear on computers and phones.
Messages still opens without a direct group link, so the receipt reminds you to choose the group before continuing.
After deleting your account, Murph now leaves the dashboard immediately and opens a simple farewell page instead of showing an unavailable dashboard.
The page confirms deletion, explains when small technical cleanup is still finishing automatically, and keeps a clear path back to Murph if you decide to return.
The temporary maintenance window for account deletion is over, so you can complete the existing deletion flow from Settings again.
The confirmation step and the existing billing, connected-app, and provider-access recovery safeguards still apply when needed.
Review payment now opens a fresh checkout for an interrupted monthly group sponsorship instead of leaving the funding page without progress.
Automatic refills stay tied to the payment choice verified for that monthly sponsorship. If confirmation is interrupted before Stripe attempts the payment, Murph retries the same refill automatically. A separate one-time contribution does not silently replace it.
If a messaging provider accepts a usage recovery link but its confirmation is interrupted, Murph now finishes reconciling that delivery without sending duplicates.
Later over-limit requests remain blocked, while real conversation and image retries keep their existing quiet recovery window.
The phrase you have to type to delete your account now reads as a distinct value instead of repeating itself inside the empty field, and when deletion is waiting on provider access, each named provider links to its own site.
Removing Murph's access happens in the provider's account, not in Murph, so the confirmation checkbox and the exact typed phrase still gate the retry.
4 updates shipped in this edition.
Improvements
Reminders and other scheduled support now resume after connected-health maintenance checkpoints instead of being mistaken for work that is already running.
Fresh messages keep priority, and existing engagement, account-access, usage, and delivery-health safeguards still decide whether proactive support can run and send.
Default connected-health syncs now stay within a bounded health-data set so new readings can continue arriving instead of getting stuck behind oversized catch-up work.
Explicitly configured integrations keep their exact data selections, and existing consent and disconnect safeguards still apply.
Murph now keeps a newer reminder scheduled while earlier assistant work finishes.
The earlier work still completes its checkpoint first, and the later reminder stays armed without needing another message to wake it.
Workout reminders now keep their saved routine attached, so an ordinary reply can target the right workout without using the iMessage Reply feature.
You can report a set and say you’re done in the same message; Murph logs it, finishes the workout, and returns the completed card. If an older workout is already still open, Murph asks for its end time or total duration instead of guessing.
6 updates shipped in this edition.
Improvements
When you raise a group’s monthly sponsorship limit, the review action is now easier to spot and the confirmation clearly shows the old and new maximum.
Murph makes no change until you choose the new limit. If a billing result is uncertain, the confirmation stays open so you can check the current limit or confirm cancellation status. If the request is rejected, Murph shows the reason and refreshes the current setup; canceling a sponsorship now uses the same in-page confirmation pattern.
When AI usage runs out, Murph now sends one Settings link and highlights the best available way to continue.
Eligible plan upgrades appear first, Add usage remains available when offered, and Family members can send a Settings link to their plan owner.
Murph can now continue creating a routine or reminder after confirming that no matching automation exists yet.
A missing lookup is treated as a clean starting point. Real operation failures still stop safely, and group health-data sharing still requires its existing scoped approval.
Fitbit and Pixel Watch now share one connection card that asks for explicit Google authorization before Murph switches data sources.
The existing Fitbit connection keeps syncing until Google Health history and fresh supported data are verified. If the provider cannot finish the switch, Fitbit stays active and Murph retries without losing history.
When you browse connected sources while signed out, every source now starts with the same Sign in action.
After authentication, each source keeps its existing connection, setup guide, app handoff, or availability state.
Settings no longer opens a large confirmation after personal or Family usage is added.
The AI usage meter refreshes after confirmation. If no meter is available, Settings keeps one compact receipt; if payment cannot be confirmed, it opens compact recovery.
2 updates shipped in this edition.
Improvements
Murph now prefers Rich Messages for structured plans, schedules, instructions, and exercise routines in direct and group Telegram conversations.
Normal conversation can still stay as text. Existing card layouts are examples Murph can use or adapt, exercise images remain optional, and nutrition and tracked-workout safety rules stay unchanged.
Short replies such as "ok" no longer mark the next workout set as complete.
Murph checks the canonical active workout before each set update. If none exists, Murph asks whether to start one instead of claiming that a set was saved.