What's new: • The app is quiet on Shabbat, Yom Tov, and Yom Kippur — including Rosh Hashanah day 2 (Sunday) and Yom Kippur (Monday). Tzom Gedaliah stays on. • Open the app on Rosh Hashanah or Yom Kippur and you'll see a closed page, not a list of misses. Nothing is asked. Nothing is marked skipped. • A short notice before Rosh Hashanah: day 1 is Shabbat (no shofar), the app is quiet both days, shofar is Sunday. A last note on erev Yom Kippur, hours before candles. • Tzom Gedaliah has a short in-app explainer for why the fast sits two days after Rosh Hashanah. • A one-page Tishrei sheet (Rosh Hashanah, Tzom Gedaliah, Yom Kippur) is in Settings. Times say check your luach. • Reminders you turn off cancel immediately. Featured-mitzvah notices no longer call the outgoing day "tonight," and prohibition titles stay out of prompts. • Optional Modeh Ani morning alarm (iOS 26+): a real alarm at your wake time, off until you turn it on. Uses the system alarm sound. Slide to complete marks Modeh Ani done for the day (it does not add to streaks or blessings). View full prayer opens the Modeh Ani profile. Silent on Shabbat, Yom Tov, and Yom Kippur.

What's new: • The Modeh Ani morning reminder names Modeh Ani. Tapping it opens the prayer screen. It does not complete or score mitzvah 51. • You can turn that reminder on from a one-time prompt, or later on the Modeh Ani page, and you can edit the time there. It stays off until you turn it on. • Optional anonymous usage sharing is in Settings. It is off until you turn it on. Nothing is sent on Shabbat or Yom Tov, and session replay is not used.

What's new: • The Mitzvot list now scrolls past the top section, so the rest of your catalog is actually reachable. The category control stays put while you browse. • An optional morning reminder lives in Settings. It is off until you turn it on. It does not complete or score anything. • Reminders stay quiet on Shabbat, Yom Tov, and Yom Kippur. They will not fire during those times. • The Learn video button only shows when a lesson is actually available.

Better Daily now speaks your language! - Full support for 33 languages: the entire app — every mitzvah, blessing translation, and description — now appears in your device's language - Hebrew texts and transliterations remain exactly as they should be: untouched - Fix: first-launch onboarding now always completes before the Today screen appears If you spot a translation that could be better, let us know — we read everything.

This is a big one! HOLIDAY SUPPORT Better Daily now follows the Jewish calendar. Holiday mitzvot — Chanukah, Purim, Pesach, Sukkot, and more — appear automatically on the right days, including Chol HaMoed. Tefillin pauses on Yom Tov, and Hallel and Musaf show up exactly when they should. SMART REMINDERS When you take on a mitzvah, Better Daily automatically helps you build the habit with notifications matched to its frequency. Prefer your own schedule? You can set that too. ALL-NEW ONBOARDING A unified, friendlier setup experience gets you to your personalized mitzvah list faster. HONEST TRACKING New "Did Not Do" option — swipe to mark a missed mitzvah and start fresh tomorrow. Your history now tells the full story. PLUS - My Mitzvot: star the mitzvot you're working on, with quick batch add - Per-mitzvah streaks - Faster everything — big performance improvements - Many fixes: blessing counter accuracy, Hebrew month display, history accuracy on holidays