Changelog

We squished a bug affecting some Apple Watch users

- Some small UI changes
- Under the hood improvements for our next big feature

We fixed a crash affecting a small number of users.

- Reminders notifications now also show the hours of the counter's progress
- Paywall will be shown less often that before
- The app now uses only Gregorian calendar to eliminate bugs related to different calendars' specifics

Fixes a bug that default app icon can't be selected

UI improvements

Small fix in our crash reporting

We replaced the crash reporting library

- Small UI change for the Share streak button
- UI changes related to the paywalls
- Under the hood improvements for out next big feature

Changes in this version:
- iOS 14 is no longer supported
- Updated wording on delete dialogs
- Fixed a rare crash caused by old code that we removed
- Under the hood improvements for our next big feature

Trying to fix a pesky little bug in widgets that affects a few users on iOS 17

Minor UI bug fix

We fixed a bug related to reset of a counter from the widget on iOS 17.2

Under the hood improvements for one of our next features

Minor bug fix

Phase 1 of gradually removing an external dependency that is creating a bad user experience

An issue in version 2.7.1 was identified that was affecting a small number of users. This release reverts the change until we find a better solution.

Removing external dependency that was creating bad user experience.

Added interactive widget for iOS 17.

We added sound to the reminders notifications (thanks to the user that reported it!). We also did some improvements to the database.

Small UI improvement on the Apple Watch app

Added support for applying the selected First Day of Week from the iOS settings to the calendar view

We added more colors for your counters. We also fixed a couple small UI issues.

We found a bug we introduced with the latest release. When a counter was edited, the last reset for that counter got duplicated. As a result, in the All Resets screen you will see the duplicated resets. This issue impacts the statistics that are built for your counter. You can manually remove the duplicated resets and the statistics will be updated.

This version introduces a fix for this issue. We apologize for the inconvenience!

UI improvement on the counter details screen

Fixed small UI bug

Fixed a small bug related to sharing the counter progress

- Add new app icon option. You can check it out in Settings- Show confirmation before deleting a reminder- Open counter details when tapping on a notification

Small UI improvement

We added the functionality to edit a reset and share any past streak.

Fixed a small UI issue with the reset counter redesign

We redesigned the reset counter screen.

Small UI fix affecting iOS 14 users

We added a new Siri Shortcut to view counter’s progress. Thanks to the user who suggested this feature!

Fixing a crash when sharing your progress (ops)

We fixed an issue affecting the Share functionality. The issue was present on iOS 14 or lower.

Add new custom app icons.

We found an issue with one of the 3rd party libraries we internally use. Let this one be a lesson for us - never trust anybody, especially software engineers.

A minor fix

- Promote the new Apple Watch complications
- Small improvements here and there

Fixed small bug in the Apple Watch app

Bug fix

iOS 16 support is here! You can now use Lock Screen Widgets for each of your counters!

Auto-correct is enabled for the Notes field when resetting a counter.

Fixed a small issue on Apple Watch

Fix a small issue that happens if the user has no calendars.

Small change in the share counter progress functionality

- We did some improvements on the creation screen
- We fixed a pesky little bug that made the counter details screen very unresponsive in some corner cases

We fixed a crash affecting very little number of users

We fixed a crash that rarely occurred when deleting a counter. Thank you for reporting this issue :)!

We fixed a very sneaky crash that was introduced with iOS 15

We fixed a visual issue affecting a small number of iPhone SE (1st gen) users.

There was a small visual bug on one of our screens. It was giving nightmares to one of our developers so he fixed it.