1. The main paywall has been simplified, largely rolling back July's changes. The legal copy about canceling anytime and continuing without a subscription has been removed, along with the bottom-sheet visual container
2. The registration screen after closing the first paywall has returned, followed by a second paywall after registration. Unlike the first paywall, this second placement doesn't include the option to subscribe through the App Store

1. The onboarding progress bar now starts further along and advances unevenly across the flow. Progress moves faster at the beginning, then slows down noticeably through the middle of the onboarding quiz instead of increasing at a consistent rate from screen to screen
2. The paywall has been updated with additional legal copy that explicitly communicates two things: users can cancel their plan at any time, and they can continue without a subscription with limited access to Flo benefits. The plan-selection and CTA area has also been wrapped in a separate visual container that resembles a bottom sheet, although it remains part of the same paywall screen
3. The registration screen shown immediately after users close the main paywall has been removed from the flow

No major changes for Flo this period

1. Flori has returned to the beginning of onboarding. The mascot is now introduced through dedicated screens and appears again even though the number of steps decreased to only 3
2. Meanwhile, Flo is also testing a different format for the question about the user’s main reason for using the app
3. The Flo logo has been added at the top of onboarding screens, positioned below the Dynamic Island
4. The interstitial screen about learning more about reproductive health conditions, getting support from Flo’s health experts, and accessing the Flo community has been removed

1. Flo has moved away from the liquid-glass-style treatment for onboarding controls such as the Back and Skip buttons, returning to a simpler visual style
2. The success screen shown after users enter their initial period data has been simplified. The previous celebratory screen with illustration, supporting copy, and a CTA has been replaced by a much cleaner confirmation message before users continue to the main experience

1. Updated the goal question and answer options. The format changed, but the underlying meaning stayed mostly the same.
2. Updated the success screen shown after users enter their initial period data. The new version puts more emphasis on successful completion and uses a more celebratory presentation to encourage users to keep logging data.
3. Added an extra interstitial screen showing that the first data-collection block is completed, focused on cycle information.
4. Removed the registration screen that previously appeared after users closed the first paywall and before they reached the main screen.
5. Added a liquid-glass style to onboarding navigation buttons and changed the progress bar from black to pink, making it more visible.
6. Removed the booster screens that previously appeared after users closed the first paywall.

1. Started asking for the user’s year of birth near the beginning of onboarding
2. Updated illustrations and redesigned some interstitial screens that showcase product functionality and product achievements, including Apple Health connection and 7 million 5-star ratings
3. Removed one-time offer paywall еhat showed up upon reaching the main screen