·If 2FA setup or verification fails, you get a clear message in your language — not a raw English error from the authenticator system.
Fix
Fix for stuck 2FA setup
·If you closed the QR window before entering the code during 2FA setup, every later attempt failed with no way forward. Abandoned attempts are now cleaned up automatically before a new setup, so enabling 2FA works again.
Improvement
Adding another 2FA authenticator protected by the existing one
·If 2FA is already on, adding a new authenticator first asks for a code from the existing one — a single hijacked session can no longer register the attacker’s authenticator and take over the account.
·First-time 2FA setup and recovery via backup code are unchanged.
Improvement
Turning off 2FA now asks for a code
·Disabling two-factor authentication now requires a fresh code from your authenticator app — a stolen password alone can no longer strip your 2FA.
Improvement
Clearer waiting-game lines
·Short reflections while you wait for Seth read cleaner — less coach-speak, more direct.
Improvement
Softer credit warnings, clearer Explore discovery
·When you have 1–2 credits left, a soft nudge offers packs before you hit zero.
·Life Paths and The Leap get a one-time “Try it” in the sidebar; Moments and Trail prefer your short note as the title.
Improvement
Clearer paths for credits and plans
·Lite is the entry into the relationship; Pro is for living with Seth — packs stay how you compose your own pace.
·When credits run out, we lead with top-up packs; plans are for more room and growth between sessions.
Improvement
Lite plan: 22 credits instead of 14
·Lite now includes 22 messages a month at the same price — more room for steady work with Seth.
Improvement
Shared chats: clearer warning, kept out of search
·Before you share, you now see clearly that the link is public — anyone with it can save a copy, and turning the link off will not erase copies already made.
·Shared links are kept out of search engines; they stay only for people you send them to.
Improvement
Seth introduces himself more clearly at the start
·The first onboarding line now says it straight: he’s not here to fix you — the reality around you isn’t random, and you can meet it differently. Seth walks with you.
Improvement
Waiting status matches when you send a link or photo
·“Looking at the link…” now runs while Seth is actually reading the page or photo — not just on a timer. “Thinking…” and “Composing a reply…” stay.
New
Seth comes back to what you set out to do months ago
·If you told him back in May what you were going to do and it never came up again, he brings it up himself and asks what came of it.
·This is not a checklist. The interesting part is the delay between deciding and seeing it show up — that is exactly where most people stop believing it works. Seth is the one who remembers the beginning.
·He asks once. If you do not pick it up he lets it go, and in a hard moment he will not raise it at all.
Improvement
More of a long conversation stays with Seth
·In long conversations the oldest messages were dropped sooner than necessary, so Seth lost the thread of what you said early on. He now holds on to more of it.
Fix
Seth recalls what you are talking about now
·If you opened with one topic and then moved to another, Seth kept recalling the first one — sometimes for hours. He now picks from memory afresh for every message.
Improvement
Seth keeps more of what you just said to each other
·In longer conversations Seth was running out of room and had to drop older parts of the exchange — sometimes dozens of messages at once. He now has enough room that it no longer happens.
·When someone has hurt you, Seth names plainly whose act it was — and moves straight to what is yours and what you do with it. Neither guilt nor "none of this is on you". Both take away your power to change it.
Improvement
In a hard moment, Seth no longer stops at comfort and a plan
·When you are hurting or someone has hurt you, Seth names it — and then keeps working with you: what is going on in you, what keeps repeating, what you will do with it. Before, he often stopped at safety and closed the topic.
·He does not pick the destination for you. He asks what you want first, and if you sidestep a question twice, he stops pushing.
·If you tell him he got you wrong, he does not defend himself — he asks what you needed.
Improvement
Memory now keeps the date — and that people change
·What you once told Seth now reaches him with a date. A sentence from March no longer reads as a description of how you are today.
·Older entries are marked as “was true at the time”. Nothing is deleted, it just stops colouring the present.
·If you said something about a person in a hard moment, Seth treats it as one moment, not as who that person is.
Improvement
Waiting on Seth: three feelings instead of four
·In the “Right now I feel…” mini-game you now get three options — less noise, easier pick while Seth answers.
Improvement
Seth won’t call walking away growth until he knows what it was
·When you tell him you walked out of a fight or went quiet, he asks how it felt and what made you go — instead of deciding for you that it was a step forward.
·If there was physical danger, he doesn’t examine the leaving at all. Safety is safety.
·His closing question points at the situation more often, not only at what you’ll do for yourself tonight.
Fix
Completed commitments close in Seth’s memory right away
·When you mark a commitment done or released, Seth closes the matching goal in memory right away — no waiting for a later daily reflection.