What’s new with Murph

Murph can check a particular night or date range without reading unrelated dates from your sleep history.

Your sleep results, including how Murph reconciles overlapping devices, stay the same. Requests without dates work as before, and after new wearable data arrives Murph still refreshes your summaries before answering.

When you message Murph right after it finishes a reply, it can start on your new message without waiting for its bookkeeping on the previous one.

Messages that arrive while Murph is still working are handled as before, and if it cannot confirm the previous reply has finished, it still waits rather than risk duplicate work.

For protein powders and other supplements, Murph uses nutrition facts you've already saved and looks up only missing requested values in supplement labels.

Murph keeps the values a label provides. If a label lacks a requested value or no label is found, Murph says what was missing and clearly marks any estimate.

The privacy link under a connected record source now opens Murph’s privacy policy.

Expand Manage and choose “How Murph uses your data” to read the policy.

When a scheduled cancellation blocks a plan change, Settings now offers a direct way to manage billing.

Open billing to renew your subscription, then return to change plans. Your cancellation stays in place until you choose to renew.

When an ECG or blood oxygen import is still waiting for complete data from your connected device, a temporary error from the device service no longer ends its retries right away.

These pending imports keep a limited number of further tries. Murph still imports the data only after it passes the same completeness and source checks as before.

Settings now explains when a scheduled subscription cancellation prevents a plan change.

The message points you to support if you want to change plans instead. Your scheduled cancellation stays in place.

Asking Murph to save a page to your wiki works more reliably, and scheduled insights and check-ins handle a first run with no earlier history more smoothly.

If earlier history exists but cannot be read safely, Murph skips that scheduled step for the run instead of risking a repeat or overlooking a preference you set.

When you share an X post, Murph answers about it without sending your link back, and links other posts only when the answer uses them.

Ask for the link and Murph includes it. Murph still says when a post could not be found or a detail could not be confirmed, and tells you how it checked if you ask.

When Murph walks you or your group through several exercises with pictures, each move arrives as its own message followed by its pictures.

Pictures no longer go missing when someone sends a second message in a group just before Murph replies.

Scheduled check-ins and plan reviews now name the plan and describe earlier reminders in plain words, so they make sense even after days of other conversation.

A plan review asks one question about whether the support helped and what you want next. Reminder wording you asked for word for word stays the same.

Logging a meal from a photo, label, or description takes fewer steps, so your nutrition card arrives sooner.

Food lookups now include fat and more fiber values, and everyday ingredients such as milk, butter, and eggs match the right food more often. Number-sensitive preferences and accepted nutrition goals work as before.

When a reminder series with an end date runs a little late, its final reminder is no longer dropped at the series end time.

The final reminder gets the same delivery allowance as earlier ones, and no extra reminders are added. This applies to series set up or changed from now on.

Murph leads with what your sleep, activity, meals, and shared group data show and mentions a gap or uncertainty only when it changes the takeaway.

Missing days still never count as zeros, and safety guidance is unchanged. Scheduled summaries you already have stop repeating notes about data coverage and sync timing.

Group recaps show how many nights or days each result covers instead of adding paragraphs about missing dates.

Missing days still never count as zeros. Murph still names someone whose data for today hasn't arrived, someone with nothing shared for the whole period, or a date you asked about by name.

When you ask about your latest saved meal in a private conversation, Murph checks the newest capture instead of treating the first saved record as the latest.

This includes meals saved as photos. Murph checks the available record before asking you to describe the meal again.

An iMessage typing indicator no longer stops early when Murph moves from receiving your message to preparing its reply.

This improves typing continuity in private conversations and supported group chats. It does not change whether a message needs a reply.