Features and improvements shipping to TOMO
If your phone updated to iOS 26 in the last couple of weeks, TOMO broke — buttons stopped responding, recordings wouldn't start, and sessions couldn't be saved. This build fixes all of it. Update, log your next roll, and you're back.
On iOS 26, taps stopped registering across the app — the screen looked normal, but Save, Stop Recording, and the type-instead fallback all went dead. That's fixed. Every button in the app responds the way it should, everywhere.
Starting a recording on iOS 26 could fail outright — or worse, lock up the whole app with the timer stuck at 0:00. The audio engine under TOMO has been brought fully up to date for iOS 26, so the mic starts when you tap it.
The privacy policy you can read inside TOMO now says exactly what the one at traintomo.com/privacy says, including a clearer picture of what the AI reads to coach you. No behavior changed — the words just caught up.
The libraries TOMO is built on were refreshed, closing every critical and high-severity advisory that had piled up. Nothing you'll see — just a sounder foundation.
Why this matters: The whole point of TOMO is catching what you learned in the 90 seconds after class before it evaporates. A dead Save button doesn't just cost you an entry — it costs you that session's lesson, permanently. This build makes sure your phone updating itself never takes your journal down with it. If any session from the last two weeks didn't save, log what you remember — future you will still thank you.