If all your habits vanished at the end of August: nothing was ever deleted. After an update the app looked for its own data file in the wrong place and opened empty, while everything was still on the device. This version finds that file and brings habits, groups and entries back by itself at launch. A line on Today then tells you what came back. New in Settings: Contact Support. Until now nothing in there led to a person, and the only row that looked like it did was the one for rating the app. That was the wrong way round.

Weights in kilos or pounds, switchable in Settings above your body weight. It only changes how things are shown: everything you have logged stays exactly as it is, and your choice travels with you through iCloud. The bar at the bottom of the screen was transparent on older systems, so its icons sat on top of your habits. It has its background back. A group now counts the same thing the cards below it do. "0 of 3 done" above an exercise with a checkmark was not a maths error, it was two different questions. The weekly review names a record in full, "185 lb × 12" rather than "185 lb", and counts sets as sets again instead of "times". The Health permission sheet now speaks your language and says what the app really reads.

Last times: open an exercise and you see what you did last session. The last five training days with sets, weight and reps, right where you type your next weight. Weight and reps now belong together everywhere. Your personal best reads "85 kg × 12" instead of "85 kg", because those are two different lifts. Half kilos are no longer rounded away. The Premium suggestion to add weight finally reaches you. It used to require hitting your goal on twelve of fourteen days. Now it counts training sessions and speaks up once you have finished the same weight four times. New barbell exercises arrive with two training days a week instead of every day, so they no longer look missed on your rest days. In the first run you can set the second and third value straight away, and there is a way back out of the manual setup.

New strength habits arrive fully set up. Type "Bench press" and HabitMeter proposes three sets, with the weight in kilos and the repetitions in each set. It works your training volume out from those instead of estimating it. Trends is rebuilt: one line for the weight you moved, one for the energy you spent, for a single exercise or for a whole group, over four periods. Plus a lot of smaller repairs. Rest days are gaps rather than zeros, the suggestion to raise a weight uses the step size of your own equipment, a record is celebrated once instead of three times, and the charts speak your language everywhere.

Trends has new charts. The load chart was a scatter of dots as soon as you did not train every day. The line now joins your sessions, and your Bars or Lines setting finally applies everywhere. New: Volume. Repetitions times weight, summed over the day, so the total weight actually moved. The one number that says whether a session was stronger than the last. New: Energy as a chart, for a single habit and for a whole group. Pick your gym and you see what the entire routine cost. Groups now offer the same periods as a single habit: week, month, year, all. The energy estimate was wrong in two places. Some machines produced no figure at all even with a weight and repetitions on them. And counting repetitions gave numbers far too high. Both are fixed, so your figures drop noticeably and are now right. You can also type the estimate straight in as kilocalories per hour, the way the machine prints it. Restore Purchases now says what happened: found, nothing on this Apple Account, or the App Store could not be reached. Before, every outcome felt the same. Your body weight can be saved to Apple Health if you want, so a new install stops asking for it. It stays health data and never goes to our iCloud. Also: the first screens follow your text size, and the suggestion to raise a goal names the habit and can be undone straight away.

Your habits now live in your own iCloud. Delete the app, get a new phone, sign in: everything is back. Every entry, every goal, your reminders, your settings. No account with us, and we cannot read any of it. Premium comes back on its own too, because it belongs to your Apple Account. Reminders that iOS is not allowed to deliver now say so, instead of looking switched on and staying silent. You can switch it off at any time in the system settings under iCloud, and everything then stays on this device. Forgot to log a session? You can enter it for an earlier day now, on the entry sheet or by holding a day in the calendar. Habits filled in from Apple Health can no longer be shared with another person: health data may not be passed on. Tick-off habits can now be logged for an earlier day too, from the swipe actions.

Creating a habit is two steps now: the name, then the finished habit to accept. Icon, goal and rhythm are already decided, and one tap changes any of them. All settings still opens the full form. The weekly review adjusts your goals, for Premium: what went up, what slipped, and new goals that fit the training you actually did. Nothing changes until you accept it. A free month: the yearly plan starts with a month to try it. And there is a one-off purchase again for anyone who does not want a subscription. Plus a pile of fixes: lists scroll everywhere, even when the drag starts on a button, and the free version finally says what a habit's activity is for.

Performance improvements, unit display now localized per locale (pages → Seiten / 페이지 / 页 / etc.), and overall polish across screens.

Now in 8 languages: German, Spanish, French, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese (Brazil), and Simplified Chinese — full app and App Store listing. Plus polish and bug fixes.

More entries to log: tap any past entry to edit it. New 'Meine Daten' export in Settings (GDPR-friendly). Polished trends chart and friendlier badge names.

Bug fix: Daily reminders no longer claim a goal hasn't been reached when Apple Health already shows you've crossed it. The audit on app launch now consults live Health data, and reminder text stays accurate even on goals you complete after scheduling.

Fixed reminders that kept firing even after you reached your daily goal. Your 14-day notification schedule now auto-rebuilds in the background so it stays accurate across devices.

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Habit Reminders are here! Never forget to track your habits again. • Habit Reminders — Set custom reminder times for each habit • Smart Notifications — Reminders automatically skip when you've reached your goal • Flexible Scheduling — Choose daily reminders or custom intervals for weekly habits • Improved Settings — New notifications section with clear status indicators • Bug fixes and performance improvements

Improved Habit Card Interactions • New "swipe to edit" hint appears when tapping your habits — discover editing faster • Smoother gesture feedback for a more intuitive experience Enhanced Apple Health Integration • Smart warning indicator when Health data isn't syncing properly • Clear guidance to fix Health permissions — no more silent sync failures • Improved authorization checks for reliable step counting, workout tracking, and mindful minutes Bug Fixes & Stability • Fixed an issue where Health-connected habits showed as synced but weren't receiving data • Improved test coverage for rock-solid reliability