Liquid Glass on iOS 26: the tab bar, the setup, subscribe and Save buttons, the arrival notice and the Calendar's select mode now use the system glass. The tab bar hides while you select days. The DeskTally Plus screen lists six features, with both plans and their prices next to the subscribe button on every phone size. First-time setup preselects 5 days a week.

DeskTally Plus now covers the whole app for new downloads, with a 7-day free trial and a monthly or yearly plan. If you installed DeskTally before this update, nothing changes for you: the tracker stays free on your Apple account. Also in this update: a refreshed first run with a smoother office setup, reminders that ask for notification permission at the right moment and recover if you change your mind in Settings, and Plus status that stays in step with Apple.

Under the hood. Plus purchases and restores now confirm faster and stay in step with Apple, so your Plus status is right the moment a purchase or renewal goes through. Nothing else moved: your days stay on your phone, and the free tracker stays free.

A quiet one. DeskTally may now ask for an App Store rating after you close a month on target: once per version, never on first open, always Apple's own prompt. Say no and it will not ask again this version.

Your longer-period reports now count every day type correctly, and Plus subscribers see everything they have paid for. • Work-from-home and off-site days read zero on the Quarter, 6 Mo and Year periods, while the Month view showed the right figures over exactly the same days. Both now agree. • Plus: the company-year view on Reports could show as locked even with an active subscription. It now unlocks alongside the rest of Plus.

Groundwork for what comes next, plus a few small fixes.

Your attendance percentage now matches your employer's report exactly. • When your attendance lands precisely on a half percent, DeskTally now rounds it the same way your company's report does. A month that reads 62% on their figures no longer shows as 63% here. • Trend charts, period comparisons, and your year-to-date total now use the same required-days count as the headline, so half-day leave is handled consistently everywhere. These could previously disagree with the big number on the same screen.

Your longer-range reports now handle half-day leave correctly. • Quarter, half-year, and yearly attendance no longer counts a half-day of leave as a full required day. A met target now reads as met, instead of showing office days you don't actually still owe.

Your stats now stay honest around period boundaries. • If your work period runs in full weeks, the weekend between periods no longer previews next month’s plan as live attendance • The month recap waits until your period has actually closed • Settings now shows the correct number of active reminders

Your evening reminder now respects the days you've already planned. • No more nudging you to the office on a day you've set as working from home, on leave, or a bank holiday • New users won't see placeholder numbers before there's enough logged to be accurate

Small improvements and polish under the hood. Thanks for using DeskTally.

Smarter reports and reminders, plus a reliability fix. • Your half-year and yearly figures now match how your company reports attendance: a running year-to-date percentage, with exactly how many office days you still need to hit target. • Your evening reminder now tells you whether tomorrow is fine to work from home, and reminds you to log the day if you haven't. One tidy notification instead of two. • Fixed: automatic office detection could stop logging after you reinstalled the app. It now resumes reliably, even if you're already at the office when you reopen DeskTally.

Smarter coaching, and a Calendar that looks ahead. • Coaching now fits your rhythm — it affirms the office days you already keep, rather than nudging you off the ones you like • It understands your time off — booked leave and the days you've logged as working from home no longer skew your plan • The Calendar looks forward — see how many office days you need this month, where they'd naturally land, and a live what-if as you plan ahead • Fixed: your favourite office days now correctly exclude leave Personal coaching and the Calendar forecast are part of DeskTally Plus.

Introducing DeskTally Plus. DeskTally is still free to use. Plus is an optional upgrade for when you want more: • Forecasting — know if you're on track and how many office days you can skip • Personal coaching — your best day to work from home, and a plan to catch up when you fall behind • Export — share a PDF or CSV of any period with HR, or keep it for yourself • Smarter reminders — nudges that know where you stand, plus a recap when each month closes Try Plus free for 7 days on the yearly plan.

This update is all polish: • Mark a half-day leave straight from the Tally screen, not just the calendar. • Half-days now show their split marker in the This Week view. • Bank holidays read clearly on the calendar, whatever a day is logged as.

Log half days. Flag any worked day as ½ day leave and DeskTally adjusts your required office days the way your employer counts it — set the rule under Settings → Company rules. • Calendar marks half-day leave with a split circle • Monthly breakdown shows your half days • Redesigned Settings: clearer groups, Office detection on its own screen • Today's date now stays highlighted after you log it

Bank holidays now count properly. DeskTally now leaves UK bank holidays out of your required office days, so your attendance percentage reflects reality. • Choose your nation — England & Wales, Scotland, or Northern Ireland — in Settings • Bank holidays are marked on the calendar and excluded from your target • More accurate monthly, quarterly, and yearly reports

Small fix: the This Week strip now shows the tappable "Log" prompt on every unlogged weekday, so you can log upcoming days in advance.

Bug fixes and improvements: fixed weekend auto-logging, suppressed duplicate reminders after manual logging, corrected rolling stats display, and fixed onboarding typography.

Rolling windows are here! Your employer measures attendance over rolling periods? Now DeskTally does too. • See your last 4-week and 12-week attendance at a glance — always visible on the Reports screen • Tap either stat to drill into a full rolling report with breakdown, weekly trend, and week-by-week detail • Know exactly how many office days you need to hit your target over the rolling window • Rolling stats update daily — they always count back from today, so you're always looking at the latest picture

Fixed a bug where the app jumped to the wrong month at period boundaries when using full work weeks mode.

The Today tab is now Tally — see your attendance for the current month at a glance with a clearer navigation title. Calendar days from adjacent months are now visually muted, making it easier to focus on the period you're viewing. Fixed an issue where location tracking could be enabled without any offices saved. Fixed accidental office deletion from a full swipe. Improved VoiceOver support on the offices screen.

Bug fixes and performance improvements.

Reports now show Week, Month, Quarter, and Year views — navigate any period with ease. Cleaner calendar: swipe to switch months, streamlined day logging with one-tap cards, and full work-week overflow days now display correctly. Office detection now suppresses the log reminder once you've been auto-detected — no more duplicate nudges. Polish across the board: unified modal sheets, improved accessibility, and visual consistency fixes.