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Calibration says it needs more answers
That is on purpose. A calibration curve drawn from a handful of answers is noise with a chart around it, so the screen stays quiet until roughly twenty predictions have been resolved. It shows how many more are needed.
Dictation is not working
Speech recognition runs on your device, which means iOS has to have the language installed. The first use of a language may need a short download, and it needs a network connection for that download only — never for the transcription itself.
If the microphone does not respond at all, check Settings → Wiserlater → Microphone and Speech Recognition. You can also type an entry instead; dictation is the quick path, not the only one.
Can I edit a prediction after saving it?
No, and that is the point. A record you can rewrite afterwards cannot tell you anything about your judgement. You can update your confidence as things change — that is recorded as a change, with the original kept — and you can delete the entry entirely.
Where is my data, and how do I get it out?
On your phone, and nowhere else. Profile → Privacy and data → Export as JSON or CSV produces a file you can take anywhere. The same screen deletes everything, permanently, because there is no copy for us to restore.
Why are there no streaks?
Because a streak turns a habit into something you can fail at, and a missed day costs nothing. If you stop answering, the reminders get quieter on their own rather than louder.
Reporting a bug
Email the address above with what you did, what happened, and what you expected instead. Your device model and iOS version help. Please do not send screenshots that contain entries you would rather keep private — a description is usually enough.