We rebuilt the app from the ground up. · The home screen is now a briefing on how much of today is left · Timeboxing gives even the pauses between plans a block of their own · Photos, handwriting, and stickers can now live on your calendar · Print your calendar on A4 or save it as a PDF · Widgets and Dynamic Island have been reworked A full redesign. We'd love to hear what you think.

Decorate the day • Stickers, bubbles, tape, photos and date spans — once monthly only — now go onto a day. • Tap anywhere on the grid, or draw across it, and it lands. Then drag, resize, turn. • The preview floats above your finger and settles when you let go. • 115 newly drawn stickers, with paper grain so they read as paper, not shapes on glass. • A slider sets how strong they are — faint behind the day, or solid enough to mark it. • Four bubble shapes now: said, thought, shouted, and a note. Tail left, right, or none. The week drawer • In Day view, tap "Daily" again or pinch: the week rises card by card, stacked like files. • Each day gets a black label with its plan count and the sky that day. • Tap a card and it lifts open. Read the checklist and note, mark it done, or jump to that hour. • Swipe sideways for last week and next. Spread two fingers to come back. The journal folds away • One line now: your mood and how many answers you left. Tap to write and the cards come down. Plans became pills • The rail and round checkbox are gone, and the block got wider. • Tap the icon at the head of a block to complete it. The fill drains, a stroke crosses it. • With a checklist, that icon's ring shows how far along it is. A faster start • The startup animation is gone. Opening the app opens today; signing in returns you to it. The timeline under the clock • Day and night follow each city's real sunrise and sunset — Helsinki's short summer night, Sydney's long winter. • Gold is the "now" line and nothing else. When everyone is awake, the sky just lightens a shade. • Plans read as ink on paper, legible in light mode; finished ones keep only an outline. • Date chips show that country's holidays — Thanksgiving on the New York row, Mountain Day on Tokyo's. Stickers on your widgets • Settings › Widgets shows all eight at once. Each preview is what that widget holds right now. • Put a sticker, bubble, tape or photo on a preview and it lands in the same spot on the widget. • Set the timetable widget's starting hour, and whether clocks label rows by city or by person. Also • "Now" moved into the search circle — same word, same place, across month, week and day. • The hour column follows your 12/24-hour setting. • Type a title and the icon, colour and category follow — the same in all three languages. • The icon picker gained search and groups. "Frequently used" means the ones you actually use. • Plan colours come from the app's palette, with "Choose my own" for anything else. A calendar on the wall • A new clock face. No hands, no ticks — a sheet of paper with today printed on it. The date, not the time. • Push a bottom corner and the page curls — right to left for tomorrow, left to right for yesterday. Let go before halfway and it falls back. • A metal clamp holds the sheet. It tears only below the red line; the stub stays. • Turn a page and the timeline follows. Push the timeline past midnight and the sheet refreshes like e-paper. • The year, the weekday, which day of the year and how many are left, the month in small, the moon's shape. The saying is the date's. • Left alone, the lower half stirs in the wind. One gust, then quiet for a while. • It hangs on your home screen too (large) — the same sheet, stickers and all. Two faces retired • Simple Watch and Round and Round are gone — the faces beside them did their job better. • If you used one, the tear-off calendar takes its place. Pick another in settings if you like. • Clock design now opens straight from the menu — it used to be three taps deep. Fixed • A sign-up that stopped halfway leaving an account with no profile. • Stickers and date spans staying on the calendar after signing out. • Items deleted in Brain Dump coming back a moment later. • Top 3 priorities set offline disappearing when you switched devices. • The neighbouring month sliding in from the wrong side while paging. • Nothing happening, and nothing said, once a month's sticker slots were used up.

New dial — Literary Schedule • No hands, no ticks. The screen becomes a page from an open book. • The first line reads the hour and the sky in words: "A clear, chilly night, five past nine." • Below it, today is gathered into a paragraph. On an empty day it says so, and says resting is fine. New widget — Literary Page (large) • The same page, on your home screen. Today reads itself without opening the app. • Press and hold to choose between Today and A passage. • A curve below the text draws where the sun has been, with your plans sitting on it at their real hours. Your daily rhythm (new) • Tell us when you sleep and wake, and we draw which part of the day suits you. • A curve runs beside the hours in Day and Week view, and your best two hours are marked. • When you postpone a plan, we skip your sleeping hours and offer the better ones first. • Tell us nothing and we draw nothing. Sleep hours • Available to everyone now, and your times are kept even without an account. • They show as a soft band in Day and Week view, and the dial and widgets follow the moment you change them. Also • Sunrise and sunset land within a few minutes of published times, with twilight drawn for your latitude and season. • More than twice as many briefing sentences — far less repetition. • Onboarding now asks how you want to read your day. Fixed • The weekly timetable widget shifting by a day, and the days around today coming up empty. • Quotes being drawn toward the wrong hour on the Literary Clock. • A newly chosen dial reverting to the default after a restart. • The weather being fetched repeatedly for the same city.

Your daily briefing reads the weather • No more "lovely sunshine this morning" on a rainy day. The greeting is chosen with today's sky in mind. • It tells you what to do about it: take an umbrella, watch for slippery roads, drink water in the heat, wear sunscreen when UV is high. • Weather is reported correctly. Drizzle no longer shows a sun, and a hurricane no longer reads as "clear". • Far more variety. Over 800 lines across three languages, picked to fit the day. • Sentences now end with punctuation, so the briefing is easier to read. Past briefings are tidied up as well. Made for where you live • Temperatures appear in °F in regions that use Fahrenheit. • Friday–Saturday weekends are respected. "Monday" only appears on an actual Monday. A new backdrop • The briefing background has been redrawn — a soft wash of color drawn from the day's weather and hour. Widget • Fixed the weekly timetable widget showing two current-time lines.

• Weekly timetable widget - your week laid out like a class schedule, with weather, a now line, and overlap handling • "Follow Today" - live progress of your current schedule and what's next, in the Dynamic Island and on the Lock Screen • Redesigned small widget - a mini timeline of what just passed, what's on now, and what's next • Unified search - schedules and timebox in one place, with recents, frequent schedules, and category shortcuts • Smarter postpone - push only the remaining time of an in-progress schedule to tomorrow, with free-slot suggestions • Resize by touch - press and drag the corner of a schedule block to change its length • Timer moved to the watch-face pusher - the tab bar got simpler • Lock Screen world clock widget, plus widget accuracy and dark mode refinements

A brand-new home screen widget. · Unlock your phone to see today's first event and the countdown to what's next · Check several cities' times in a single widget · A new donut view showing how full your day is at a glance · Refined widget sizes and layout for better readability Plus small bug fixes. As always, we'd love to hear from you.

Bug Fixes - Fixed an issue where your location was displayed as “Unknown” when abroad. - Location information is now shown more reliably. New Feature - Added a manual location refresh feature. - You can update your current location by tapping “My Location” in Settings > People > Regions.

Habit Tracker bug fix

Fixed an issue where some to-do checkboxes were not correctly reflected immediately after launching the app. Added a new clock skin: “Literary Clock.” - Time expressed as literary-style text - Weather, tasks, and habits delivered as natural sentences - Start your day with a curated daily quote

- habits bug fix

- Added a simplified onboarding. - Overhauled the overall UI/UX. - Updated navigation to a classic structure. - Improved mood emoji and monthly calendar visuals. - Added the ability to manage habits from the monthly calendar. - Added two new digital clock themes. - Expanded luminous color options for the analog clock. - Enhanced dynamic Pomodoro count animations. - Improved weather and time zone display on the timeline. - Increased supported locations to up to five. - Refined the display logic for sub-15-minute events.

In this update, we’ve improved how AI suggestions connect to your calendar. - You can now review AI meeting suggestions and add related events directly to your calendar. - Fixed several minor bugs to improve overall stability.

To deliver a more refined time experience, we’ve improved both the clock and sticker functionalities. - Updated missing translations and improved overall multilingual accuracy. - Default clock theme changed to the Flight Clock. - Stickers now support real-time rotation and resizing. - Monthly sticker limit increased from 3 → 5. - Guest users can now use up to 3 stickers per month (previously 1). - Added 3 new sticker designs. - The diary now automatically records the weather and your location (city/country) at the moment you write. - You can preserve the atmosphere of every entry — wherever you are in the world. - Minor UI/UX improvements have been applied to the diary view.

A new Pilot-style clock theme has been added, with luminous lume colors available in dark mode. The new Diary feature lets you reflect and record your day, with 20 customizable themes you can use as part of your routine. We’ve fixed an issue where stickers weren’t saving in Guest mode, and removed the old circular schedule view to improve overall performance and smoothness.

What’s New Improved Plan Creation Screen The plan registration process is now more intuitive. You can now add both To-dos and personal notes to each plan. Your thoughts and plans can be recorded more naturally. Weekly View Completion Display The weekly view now clearly distinguishes completed and pending plans. Your week is neatly organized between what’s done and what’s left. Your day flows more smoothly, and your records feel more natural. Time passes, but your moments remain.

- We’ve improved overall stability and quietly fixed a few minor bugs. - The checkbox touch now feels smoother, following iOS Human Interface Guidelines. - When moving a timebox dump, the drop position is now clearer and easier to see.

Faster navigation, clearer rhythm - The “Go to Current Time” button has been moved to the bottom of the daily and weekly views, making it easier to reach with one thumb. - You can now add new events directly from the schedule list in the monthly calendar. - Tap a plan in the main timeline to jump instantly to the daily view, or tap the year/month label to move directly to that date in the monthly calendar. - The checkbox effect has been refined for a clearer sense of completion. - From the Briefing History, you can now move directly to today’s view with “Check Today’s Schedule.” - Added a “Rate the App” menu for easier feedback. - Tapping a week number in the calendar now opens the weekly view, automatically focusing on today. New Timeboxing feature Visually divide your day into blocks, and design the flow of your time with structure and focus. Clarify your priorities and create your own rhythm of concentration. TimeNest continues to bring your time closer and connect it more clearly. Other improvements - Improved numeric font readability and alignment.

- Fixed an issue where recurring events in the monthly preview were displayed incorrectly. - Updated the Share button’s QR code to direct to the official TimeNest app link. - Guest Mode schedules now carry over seamlessly after sign-up and login. - You can now attach at least one sticker to your calendar even in Guest Mode. - Lowered the base iOS support from version 18.6 to 15.0, allowing more users to enjoy TimeNest. - Please note that iOS 18.0 or higher is required to use Home Screen Widgets. - The app name now displays automatically in each supported language (Korean / English / Japanese). - Enhanced background color consistency across modes and removed the watermark in Weekly Mode. TimeNest continues to refine the rhythm of your time with quiet harmony.

The flow of time now feels even more natural. Each Pomodoro session now begins with gentle new texts, bringing warmth to every moment of focus. In Light Mode, colors now extend seamlessly to the lower timeline, and navigation and text readability have been refined for clarity. Your calendar now adapts automatically to your region and language, adjusting the first weekday and weekend highlights so you can sense the rhythm of your days at a glance. The Weekly View now includes time-based color tones, helping you follow the passage of each day more smoothly. We’ve also fixed an issue where editing a recurring event could create duplicate entries on the same date. Your schedule now stays clean and in perfect order. TimeNest continues to bring harmony to your time.