This update is about speed and battery life. The Mac app kept working in the background even when you were not using it, which meant constant CPU load and a warm laptop. While idle it now sits at zero. Some people saw the app freeze, or get shut down by the system, shortly after opening it. The work behind that has moved off the launch path, so the app also starts faster. On Mac, Settings now keeps its close button pinned at the top, so you can close the window without scrolling back up. Your things, your streak and your XP are unchanged. Same app, easier on your machine.

ThatOneThing now runs on iPad and Mac. On iPad, a sidebar puts Focus, Done, Awards and Stats side by side. On Mac it is a real Mac app rather than a stretched-up phone app, with a menu bar item that shows today's thing and lets you finish it without opening the window. Your things, your streak and your XP sync across all three. Decide tonight what tomorrow's thing is A new evening step lets you set tomorrow's one thing before bed, so the decision is already made when you wake up. A fuller picture in Stats Stats gained a 30-day consistency view, and a weekly recap of everything you finished. Card styles you unlock Leveling up now reveals new looks for your focus card, alongside the accent colors and app icons you already had. Smaller things: streak and XP reach your other devices in seconds instead of at next launch, the Mac app now receives iCloud changes properly, and Settings shows you when a sync is running.

Your things sync between iPhone, iPad and Mac again. If a thing had a color, a note, a reminder or a photo attached, it could quietly fail to reach your other devices, and nothing told you about it. Settings now has an iCloud row that says what is actually happening: when it last synced, when it has stopped, and when you are not signed in to iCloud. It never claims your things are synced when they are not. Two smaller ones. Custom typefaces and weights now apply to your focus card and your widget, not just the picker you chose them in. And that iCloud row reads in your language instead of English.

Small fix to when we ask for a review. Instead of interrupting you three tasks in, we now ask only after you've kept a streak alive for a week, and we ask inside the app first so you can tell us it isn't working out without leaving for the App Store.

Bug fix: the Statistics screen mixed up two different counts. The top row showed Current streak and Best streak (both counted in days) next to a number that was actually counting individual completed tasks. Finish more than one task in a day, and it looked like the app was overcounting your days. That number now shows Days done: distinct days with at least one completion. Total tasks completed moved to its own line below, labeled clearly. Thanks to the user who reported this in a review. Same app, correct math.

A smaller update this time: motion and feel. Screens transition more smoothly, numbers count up and down instead of snapping into place, and buttons and selections give a light press when you tap them. Same app, tuned to feel more solid throughout.

ThatOneThing has been rebuilt from top to bottom. A warmer, more focused look Every screen has a new design: cream and espresso surfaces, a bold coral focus card, and clearer type throughout. Streaks that forgive a bad day Miss a day now and then and a shield can cover it, so your streak survives real life. You can also see exactly which days were done, shielded, or missed. Levels, XP, and 34 achievements Every finished task earns XP toward your next level. Earn badges for milestones, from your first completion to a full year of consistency. Make it yours New accent colors, app icons, and custom backgrounds and fonts for your focus card (Premium). Everything syncs now Your data backs up and syncs across devices with iCloud. Plus smaller fixes: corrected widget translations, fixed date formatting across locales, and general polish.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Fixed a bug where completed tasks were incorrectly shown in the widget.

- Added support for Japanese and Chinese - Added Spanish and French localizations - Updated views for iOS 26 compatibility

- Fixed translation errors for Finnish and German