– Onboarding – • Tutorial redesigned – The tutorial has been restructured, with individual content and visuals extensively revised. • Simplified onboarding – The previous information screen comparing the free and Premium versions has been removed from the onboarding flow. It remains available in Settings. – New Languages – • Arabic – Ninety Days is now fully available in Arabic. • Simplified Chinese – Ninety Days is now fully available in Simplified Chinese. • Improved translations – Existing localizations have been reviewed and individual translation errors have been corrected. Autolog is now also used consistently as the feature name across all languages. – Further Improvements – • Improved Apple Health synchronization – If previously synchronized workout data is later deleted from Apple Health, the corresponding Autolog quantities in Ninety Days are now updated retroactively as well. • Free trial – The monthly subscription can now also be tried free for 3 days. The annual subscription continues to include a 7-day free trial. • Additional minor improvements to localization and app stability.

With this update, Ninety Days introduces Auto Log synchronization with Apple Health. Supported workouts and activities can now be automatically tracked in your habits. Once the defined minimum target is reached, the habit is logged automatically — without having to complete it manually. – Auto Log with Apple Health – • Log habits automatically – Quantity-based habits can now be connected to Apple Health, allowing completed activities to be automatically tracked in Ninety Days. • Track workouts automatically – Selected workout types from Apple Health can be assigned to a habit and tracked automatically. • Track steps and flights climbed – In addition to workouts, Auto Log also supports steps and flights climbed from Apple Health. • Reach your baseline automatically – Once the amount tracked through Apple Health reaches a habit's defined baseline, the habit is logged automatically. • Import quantities automatically – Quantities tracked through Apple Health are imported into Ninety Days and are also available in the habit's quantity view. • Automatic synchronization – Ninety Days automatically syncs relevant Apple Health data when the app starts and also takes activities from previous days into account. • Sync manually – You can also manually sync with Apple Health at any time from Settings. • Set up individually for each habit – Auto Log can be configured for individual habits. The appropriate quantity unit is automatically applied during setup. – Further Improvements – • Tapping Premium features now takes you directly to the relevant paywall. Additional prompts have been removed, and the descriptions of Premium features have been improved. • Quantities can no longer be entered for archived habits. Thank you for using Ninety Days.

– Improvements & Bug Fixes – • The overview of features available in the free and premium versions has been updated. • Various technical improvements and optimizations have been made.

– Improvements & Bug Fixes – • Large quantity values are now correctly displayed in a compact format in the calendar view across all supported languages, for example 1,000 as 1K. • The contrast of the streak statistics in the habit detail view has been improved, particularly for the current streak. • The social media section in Settings has been revised and the layout of the remaining platforms has been optimized.

With this update, Ninety Days introduces quantity tracking for habits. In addition to tracking whether a habit was completed, you can now also track specific quantities. A clear chart shows your logged quantities and how they develop over time – including over longer periods. – Quantity Tracking in Ninety Days – • Track quantities – Quantity-based habits can now have a personal baseline (minimum amount) and a suitable unit, allowing the actual amount achieved to be logged for each day. • Reach your baseline – The baseline can be applied with a single tap, or the actual amount achieved can be entered individually. • Automatic quantity tracking – When completing a quantity-based habit as usual, the baseline amount is automatically logged. This means there is no need to manually enter an amount every time. • Track progress – The new quantity view shows logged amounts directly over the course of a habit. • Baseline Model – With Premium, actual quantities can be compared with the personal baseline over time, making it easier to see how they develop over longer periods. • Quantity-based challenges – Challenges now support quantity-based habits as well. – Further Improvements – • The calendar view within the habit detail view has been visually redesigned. • The minimum requirement has been raised from iOS 18.0 to iOS 26.0. Thank you for using Ninety Days.

– Challenges – • Inconsistencies involving previously completed challenges are now automatically detected and resolved, preventing them from incorrectly appearing under “Action Required.” • The limited Summer Retreat 2026 badge is now displayed correctly again in the Challenges and Badges sections. – Summer Retreat 2026 – • The completion logic for Summer Retreat 2026 has been fully implemented. • After the event ends, participants now receive a dedicated summary – both when successfully completing the retreat and when not completing it in full. • The event completion screen has been specifically designed for Summer Retreat 2026 and provides a clear overview of personal progress.

– Adding Habits – • The Summer Retreat 2026 event stamp is no longer displayed in the Add Habit view and is now exclusively available for the Summer Retreat 2026. – Settings – • New social media icons have been added to the Settings section, providing access to the developer's official social media channels.

– Summer Retreat 2026 – • Access to Summer Retreat 2026 has been simplified. The event badge is now permanently displayed in Settings, providing direct access to the in-app event landing page at any time.

– Summer Retreat 2026 – • All technical preparations for the first limited-time in-app event, "Summer Retreat 2026", have been completed. The event is fully integrated into the existing challenge system and can be started directly from within the app during the designated event period. • An exclusive habit stamp and a limited-edition event badge have been added for Summer Retreat 2026. In addition, the badge overview has been expanded with a dedicated section for limited event badges. • Limited event challenges are now displayed separately within the challenge overview. Instead of the level and number of attempts, the current event day is now shown. Additionally, event challenges are highlighted with the "LIMITED" label. • The start conditions and logging rules have been specially extended for Summer Retreat 2026. During the first event days, simplified logging rules apply to provide an easier and more convenient start to the event.

– User Interface Improvements – • The guidance for creating your first habit is now displayed clearly across the entire screen again.

– In-App Event: Summer Retreat 2026 – • Preparations for the upcoming in-app event “Summer Retreat 2026”. • Added a new event landing page with a countdown to the event start. • Added deep link support, allowing the event to be opened directly from the App Store. • The event landing page is available to all Ninety Days users, including those without a Premium subscription.

– Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements – • Fixed an issue that could occur when ending or restarting a challenge. • Fixed an issue with retroactive challenge logging. Challenges can now once again be logged retroactively for up to seven days. – User Interface Improvements – • Empty categories and routines now display a helpful message when no habits are assigned to them. – Other Improvements – • Various optimizations provide an even more stable and reliable app experience.

–Bug Fixes and Performance Improvements– • Fixed an issue where incomplete habits were not displayed correctly. • Fixed an issue with the calculation of the “Missed” aggregate within the Routines filter. –Significant Performance Improvements in the Routines View– • Habit updates within the Routines filter have been fundamentally optimized. • Status changes after stamp logging are now as fast as in the standard view. • Aggregate calculations have been revised and now react synchronously to habit changes as well as calendar day selections. –Other Improvements– • Habits can now be archived directly via a swipe action within the habit overview. • Pop-ups for successfully completed challenges are now displayed only once, analogous to failed challenges.

– Hotfix: 3.4.1 – • Fixed a rare issue that could cause the app to crash for some users after updating to version 3.4 • Improved handling of existing and synchronized data

–New Sharing Features for Progress and Achievements– • Achievements can now be shared directly from the success screen • New sharing option for individual habits directly from the habit overview • Sharing is compatible with all major social media platforms –Improved Habit and Challenge Management– • Challenge habits now use more meaningful and descriptive names • Annual overview redesigned for improved clarity • Fixed an issue that could block the interface when reactivating archived habits • Simplified habit creation by streamlining logging mode selection –Optimized Notifications and Routines– • Reduced the number of automatic notifications • Removed notifications that were no longer relevant • Orphaned routine notifications are now cleaned up automatically • Notification permission prompt is now shown immediately after the Freemium introduction • Visual improvements to the routine planner –Additional Improvements and Optimizations– • Improved iCloud synchronization • Completely redesigned onboarding tutorial • Added a new “About the Developer” section in Settings • Added a direct link to the developer website • Various design, stability, and quality-of-life improvements

–Optimized Habit and Challenge Management– • New swipe actions within the habit overview • Regular habits can now be edited or deleted directly • Challenges can now be stopped, repeated, or converted into standard habits more easily • Completed challenges can now continue directly to higher levels • Improved management of completed and failed challenges –New Search Function in the Habit Overview– • Habits can now be searched directly via a new search field in the main overview –New “Action Required” Section Within Challenges– • Challenges with pending decisions are now displayed separately –Additional Improvements and Optimizations– • Improved display in Accessibility Mode • More consistent alignment of symbols and labels within Settings • Redesigned Support & Feedback page with additional information • Updated instructions for the Mirror Ritual challenge • Internal URL structure changed to “ninety-days” • Various design, stability, and detail improvements

Fixed an error in a screenshot in the App Store listing. No changes to app functionality.

App Store improvements: • Updated app subtitle • Revised app description No changes to app functionality.

--Improved Stability During Day Transitions-- • Fixed updates for Habit Overview and detail view at midnight • Resolved an issue where habits were not tappable after a day transition • More reliable data updates without requiring an app restart --Refined Statistics and Insights-- • Reorganized statistics for a clearer overview • Improved positioning of statistical sections • Enhanced streak index display with additional progress indicators • Updated evaluation model for more meaningful insights --Cleaner and More Consistent Design-- • Reduced color palette for a more focused visual experience • Improved readability and typography across statistics • Updated progress indicators in Challenges and Achievements • Optimized color contrast for streak displays --Additional Improvements-- • Simplified Settings menu with direct access to important content • Various bug fixes and stability improvements • System-wide optimizations for a smoother experience

--Complete Redesign of the Habit Overview-- • Clearer structure with more focus on your habits • More space for habit names and improved readability • New calendar view in the header with direct date selection --Noticeably Improved Performance-- • Significantly faster app launch • Millisecond response times when checking off your habits • Optimized rendering for a smoother experience --New Design-- • New app icon • Redesigned stamps and colors • Clearer and more intuitive status display --Further Improvements-- • Firebase Analytics completely removed from the app • Various bug fixes • New tutorial for an easier start • Overall system optimizations • Improved architecture for better stability and performance

***ASO: App metadata updated - New app name & subtitle - Screenshot order changed ***Miscellaneous - Challenge name for the mirror ritual in the tutorial changed

***Font Size Adjustments (Accessibility Support) This release introduces full support for Dynamic Type. Previously, the app was no longer fully usable when very large text sizes were enabled through accessibility settings. With this update, all screens have been completely redesigned. The app is now fully usable at all times, regardless of the selected text size. ***Light Mode Redesign Previously, the UI design focused more strongly on Dark Mode. In this release, all views have been fully redesigned and are now visually and functionally on par with Dark Mode when using Light Mode. ***Challenges and Achievements View Redesign The Challenges and Achievements sections have been comprehensively redesigned. New dashboards have been introduced for both views, providing a clear and compact overview of progress. In the Achievements overview, all badges are now displayed. Previously, only the badge with the highest level was shown. Additionally, all badges can now be explored using a zoomed view with swipe navigation. ***Miscellaneous - The tutorial design has been updated. - Onboarding has been simplified. - Habit streak progress is now displayed as a large number in the overview. - The order of tiles within the statistics dashboard has been adjusted. - The split button in the header has been replaced with a progress grid. - Navigation links with chevrons have been introduced throughout the app. Overall, the app is now significantly more intuitive to use.

In this update, we have fundamentally redesigned the statistics sections and made the use of the free and Premium versions clearer and more transparent. --New & improved-- • Completely redesigned statistics views New daily and overall views with clear metrics, well-structured tiles, and improved clarity. • New overall overview in the statistics dashboard See your entire progress at a glance – including aggregates and long-term values. • Insight section Improved presentation and additional metrics for a better understanding of your development. • Optimized streak logic Streaks are now calculated more realistically and are only considered broken after a real interruption. • New streak table below the streak status Shows your best streaks or recently broken habits depending on your current status. • XC-Score & trend calculation implemented Your progress and development are now calculated and displayed clearly and transparently. • Daily metrics in the dashboard Important daily values are now shown directly in the header. --Freemium & Premium – clearer and fairer-- • Adjusted freemium limits In the free version, you can now create up to 5 habits (previously 3). You can also complete all challenges and repeat Level 1 challenges as often as you like – in the free version, one challenge can still be active at a time. • New transparent notices before the paywall You now receive a clear explanation of why a limitation applies before the paywall is shown. • Revised info view for Free & Premium Content and design have been completely redesigned and adapted to the current conditions. • Improved paywall behavior The paywall no longer appears for achievements or when opening the statistics – only where it is truly relevant. This update lays the foundation for significantly better insights into your development – clearer, fairer, and more understandable than before.

This update brings new localizations and optimized content: 1. Visual corrections & UI improvements - Adjusted spacing and layout formatting in the statistics section of the Habit overview - Changed the label "90 DAYS" to "To 90 DAYS" to provide more context to users - Fixed various abrupt view closures when creating habits 2. Improved filter behavior for “Latest Event” - When tapping on “Latest Event”, the filter now automatically switches to “ALL HABITS”, preventing category and event trackers from being displayed incorrectly. 3. XC-Stamp double-tap fix When quickly tapping the XC stamps within the Habit overview, the Habit detail view was mistakenly opened. This issue has now been resolved. 4. Info messages - New info message when no challenge is active - All info messages now consistently appear in yellow 5. Archived habits in notifications Archived habits were sometimes still displayed in event notifications. This has been corrected: → Notifications are now automatically deleted and rescheduled when a habit is archived → When reactivating a habit (Archive → Active), the same process is applied in reverse 6. Updated labels for Habit Modes To improve UX, the Habit Mode labels have been updated when creating/editing habits. Example (English): 90DAYS → Daily Weekly → Custom 7. New App Store localizations - Danish - Swedish - Norwegian (Bokmål)

This update brings new localizations and optimized content: • New Language Support The app is now fully available in Brazilian Portuguese, Indonesian, and Korean. • Revised Badges & Challenges Titles and descriptions have been optimized and improved across all supported languages. All descriptions have been translated, while titles remain internationally standardized in English.