Livra is now Livra: Goal & Habit Tracker. Same app, same one thing at a time, clearer name. Plus small fixes under the hood.

Livra started out as a way to track daily marks. This version makes it a goal app, which is what it was always trying to be. Goals come first now You name something you actually want to finish, and your marks live underneath it instead of floating on their own. Progress adds up toward the goal, and completing one is a real moment rather than a counter going back to zero. One next thing, not a list The Focus screen picks a single thing to do next out of whatever is due. Once you've met the week's rhythm it says so and stops asking. Momentum instead of streaks Each goal keeps its own day count, earned by holding the rhythm you set rather than by never missing. A rest day doesn't break it. Marks have a cadence Daily, three times a week, once. Choose a pace of easing, steady or pushing and every flexible mark retunes together. Describe a goal and get a plan Type what you're after and Livra drafts the marks to get there, with a line on why each one is in the plan. You can change any of it before it saves. Every account gets one free draft. Apple Health and a home screen widget Sleep, workouts and steps can log themselves with Livra+. The widget keeps the goal in front of you and logs a mark without opening the app, and it now shows the same icons you see inside Livra. Also in this version: a goal takes its icon from its own name and keeps it, marks Livra suggested tell you why they're there, Apple Health only offers to connect where it can actually measure something, your profile picture updates the moment you change it, and marks made before Livra tracked weekly rhythm now read their real cadence instead of falling back to three days a week.