Fixed bugs across the new features.

Bug fixes: - Badge image generation - Morning/Evening report notification - Morning/Evening report crash

What's New: - Character Skill Tree — A personalized skill tree grows from your focus areas, with branches you unlock, trials you conquer, and prestige that carries your power into every new chapter. - Self Rewards — Earn real-life rewards you actually want by hitting real behavioral milestones — streaks, levels, savings goals, and habit consistency — no in-game coins required. - Daily Side Quests — Short 3–7 day narrative arcs run alongside your main story, turning everyday wins into beats that move a mini-adventure forward. - Custom Power-Ups — Describe any ritual or behavior and AI instantly designs a power-up — name, icon, and bonus rules included — that you can share with friends or import from theirs. - AI Proof Validation — Lock in real accountability by requiring a fresh photo or short video that AI verifies on-topic before any XP is awarded. - Energy-Aware Morning Brief — A smarter daily brief learns your 30-day energy patterns and automatically defers deep work to the hours you're actually sharp.

What’s New: - Trackers, redesigned: Clearer layout and a more focused flow for seeing and updating what you track. - Habits, goals, and tasks stay in sync with Trackers: The same mental model across the app so habits, goals, and tasks feel like one system. - Task breakdown: Turn a big task into smaller steps so you can start without staring at a wall of work. - Brain dump: Capture thoughts quickly so nothing slips through before you organize it. - Habits from intention: Build habits from what you actually mean to do, not from a generic template. - Goals from aspiration: Shape goals from the outcome you care about, with less friction getting from “I want this” to a plan. - Design a tracker with AI: Describe what you want to track and get a tracker that fits how you work. - AI goal breakdown: Let AI suggest milestones and steps you can edit—so planning is faster, not prescriptive. - Independent calendar sync: Apple Calendar and Google Calendar each have their own auto-sync toggle. Sync Now on one no longer pulls the other. - Easier friend discovery - Username search is case-insensitive, and Find Friends explains why nothing matched instead of failing silently.

What’s New: - Apple Calendar integration — Pull in events from Apple Calendar so your day, tasks, and story feel connected. - Reset storyline — Regenerate your narrative when you’re ready for something new; preview and tweak the new story before you commit. - Task breakdown functionality - Dump your brain by voice or text and watch it become real tasks, dial the "spiciness" slider to break any overwhelming task into bite-sized steps, and get honest, buffer-aware time estimates so your day actually fits. - New store purchases, and more. Fixes: - Fixed problems where the app could slow down or feel stuck after using it for a while, especially when switching tabs or syncing your data. - Made background saving and syncing gentler so it doesn’t overwhelm the app while you’re using it.

What’s new: Morning Brief & Evening Review — Agentic summaries to start and end your day with clarity. Email → tasks with approval — Tasks created from email need your OK before they land in your list. Focus-time app blocking — Stay on task by limiting apps during focus sessions. Fixes: Sync — More reliable Firebase sync. Trackers — Sharing trackers works as expected.

Fixes: - Updated the shape of the badges

Updated images for the App Store and the app description.

Bug fixes: - Replaced the mutable heart counter with a computed property derived from weekly goal completion dates, fixing reset-to-zero bugs, double-consumption, and cross-device sync drift. - Removed the destructive delete-before-upload pattern in uploadProfilePicture that silently destroyed profile pictures and avatar styles from Firebase Storage whenever a routine sync's re-upload failed. - Added a post-execution follow-up API call so the model can propose any remaining actions it agreed to but didn't include in the first batch, preventing it from "forgetting" habits or tasks when multiple items were discussed.