New - Projects: start from one of 33 templates, set a project up on one screen, and get first steps when it's still empty. - Undo almost anything: deletes, edits, new tasks, moved commitments and changes to several tasks at once. - Make the categories yours: rename, restyle or hide the built-in ones, and create your own for commitments. - Turn your iPhone on its side to plan the day on a timeline, with a desk clock for focus. - iPad: plan My Day side by side in landscape. Held upright, it reads as a page, and you can drop tasks onto a timeline that slides in. - Add a task by typing it into a Leeway notification, without opening the app. Improvements - Brain dumps understand how people really talk, fill in as they're sorted, and suggest a few good times with the reason for each. On iOS 27, longer requests can use Private Cloud Compute, so they finish sooner. - Notifications: one in the morning and one in the evening. Answer on one device and it's answered everywhere. - Plan the week: each task shows when it will happen, and placing the plan takes you to it, with Undo. - Suggestion cards can be closed, and Undo brings one back. - Search keeps up as you type. - Dictation fills in the task right away and keeps what you said. Fixes - Buying Pro works on the first tap, instead of showing "Purchase Failed". - Dictation always lets go of the microphone when you're done. - The Week's summary stays in your language. - A long brain dump no longer turns into one task's title. - "Keep both" on an overlap no longer looks like the card came back.

New - Plan my day: Leeway fits your tasks into the free time around your commitments, for one day or the whole week. You see where everything goes before you apply it, and you can undo it. Siri can do it too. - Add a task without picking a time, and Leeway suggests a spot. Take it with one tap. - On iOS 27 with Apple Intelligence: turn a rambling sentence, a list or a photo into separate tasks with a brain dump. You can also break a task into steps, and get time estimates based on how long similar tasks really took. - Make it fit: when a day is over budget, see what would move and what would stay before anything changes. - "Keep both" for overlaps you meant, so a weekly class stops getting flagged every week. Redesigned - iPhone: Today puts your tasks first, with your free time in one strip. It leaves out the hours already gone and tells you what's next. - iPhone: a Plan | Timeline switch at the bottom of the screen, and a simpler task editor. - Calmer task rows. Checking one off shows how long it took and how much free time you still have. - A new app icon, made for Liquid Glass. Improvements - Calendar & Reminders: every occurrence of a recurring event now appears, and reminders with a due time show on the timeline. - Moving a task to another day now also moves its reminder or event. - New tasks show up the moment you add them. - Better contrast, larger tap targets, and improved Dynamic Type and VoiceOver support. Fixes - Overlap cards now explain the clash they name. - Completing a recurring reminder no longer reopens it the next day. - The Week's "you saved" total is no longer too high.

New - Tap Committed, Spent, Reserved, or Free on the Today card to open a full breakdown of exactly where those hours went — every item listed, including time that wasn't counted twice because something else had already claimed it. - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets, plus Apple Watch complications and a refreshed watch app. - Your Home Screen icon now follows your accent color. - Free time now also shows how much is left ahead of you, not just for the whole day, and the dock names what's still unplaced ("3 unscheduled · 4h"). Improvements - Completing a task is instant: tap the checkbox and an adjuster strip slides in under the row to tweak the actual time, rate whether it was worth it, and see what you saved — no sheet, and tapping again undoes it. - Pull down on Today for a smoother week navigator, with a handle to pull it closed again. - Timeline items are now sized by how long they take, so a 30-minute block reads differently from a 90-minute one. - Dragging a commitment on the timeline applies to that day right away — no question first — and an inline strip offers Undo or "Every day". Fixes - Committed and Spent no longer double-count overlapping time, so Free time is accurate. - Adjusting a commitment just for today now updates Today's totals, the week chart, insights, and the widget together. - Skipped commitments no longer appear on the timeline or trigger overlap warnings. - Saved time is no longer double-counted when you reopen and re-complete a task. - Apple Reminders: old completed reminders are no longer pulled in, and a reminder with no due date stays in Someday instead of jumping to today. - Cleaned up duplicates that could appear when syncing across devices. - Task rows space their project and steps chips correctly.