New: Follow-Up Playlists Keep Your Sessions Moving
A single session can help you start. A follow-up helps you keep going.
Hypnothera now creates a playlist automatically when you generate a follow-up. The original session and every follow-up stay grouped together in order, so your work around a specific goal can grow into a personalized sequence instead of living as separate one-off sessions.
You might start with a session for sleeping more calmly before a big week. After listening, you can generate a follow-up that builds on the same goal. Hypnothera keeps both sessions together as a playlist. Keep going, and that playlist becomes a multi-day path shaped around your own use case.
Why we built this
Personalization gets more useful when it has continuity.
Before this release, users could generate follow-ups, but the relationship between sessions was easy to miss later. A session, its follow-up, and the next follow-up could end up feeling like separate items in the Library.
Follow-Up Playlists fix that.
Now, when you build on a session, Hypnothera keeps the sequence visible:
- Day 1: the original personalized session
- Day 2: the first follow-up
- Day 3 and beyond: the next sessions in the same sequence
The playlist becomes a place to return to when you are working on the same situation over several days.
What is new
Automatic playlists for follow-ups
When you generate a follow-up, Hypnothera creates or updates a playlist for that session chain. You do not need to organize it manually.
The playlist uses the original session as the starting point. When you add the next follow-up, Hypnothera keeps the chain connected to that original. That matters because the first session usually contains the clearest statement of what you wanted: the situation, the desired state, the tone, the voice, and the context you gave the app.
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