Internal improvements and minor fixes.

The home screen widget is here. Today's tasks show up directly, and a tap on the circle checks one off without opening the app. The size you pick decides how many lines fit, and the hours take on the color of the moment of day. After the update, the app offers to add it in one gesture. Along the way: the sentence of the day now follows the language you chose, and the Premium list shows without being cut off.

Fix: a task you already checked off no longer triggers its reminder. The reminder moves to the next day the task is actually due. As always, small stability improvements.

Forgot to check off a task last night? Go back to that day in Journey: you can now tick it (or untick it), and it counts on the right day. A task scheduled for later that you already did? The app simply asks you to confirm and counts it today. As always, small stability improvements.

Fix: after deleting your account, the app now returns straight to the sign-in screen, with no extra step. As always, small stability improvements.

Updates get out of your way: no more popup at launch. A small button glows at the top of the home screen when something new is available; tap it to read the release notes and install. After an update, it shows what changed for a few days.

The Weekly Review becomes a ritual: on Sunday evening, an animated story tells your household's week. The total carried together, the most intense hour, everyone's fronts as bubbles, the household balance and a heading for the week ahead. Also: a new Balance card in the review (ring, trend and distribution), and the review now opens on the week that just ended.

Completing a task now feels good: a small +XP floats up and the checkmark pops in smoothly. Big onboarding refresh: invitation links fill in the code automatically, the guided tour is more reliable and better carries the app's spirit (thinking and doing), and a mini tour introduces your Day. Also: welcome notifications in your language, rotation turn fixes after undoing, and a task created for later today no longer shows a false "Postponed" badge.

We reworked notifications so they celebrate your household's balance, never competition between you. Each week, the app can now invite everyone to thank whoever carried the most mental load. Also: skipping an occurrence now properly hides it from your Day view, clearer wording when creating a one-time task, plus minor fixes.

New: checklists with a deadline. Set a date (vacation, back to school, moving, a baby on the way), start from a ready-made template or a blank list, and check items off together: everyone sees what is left before the big day. Reminders let you know 7 days and 1 day before the deadline if anything is left. Plus: improvements and fixes to the shopping loop.

Grocery shopping becomes a real loop, shared by two. In the morning, restock cards flag the items running low: one tap adds them to the list. At the store, your partner sees the session live and can add an item that shows up right away. At the end, a quick recap refills your stock in one tap, and a thank-you closes the day.

When you create your household, inviting the others is now easier: a dedicated step right after creation, a gentle reminder while you are still alone, and one-tap sharing. Fixes and improvements.

New: in the evening, plant a little word for tomorrow; it blooms the next morning on your home screen, a gentle reason to come back. You can also now skip the task suggestions step when creating your household. Fixes and improvements.

You can now skip the task suggestions step when creating your household, thanks to the new "Skip for now" button, and add your tasks later. Various fixes and improvements.

Display fix on the Premium screen (the title no longer overlaps the back button) and visual adjustments.

The mental load test now shows your household members by name. Visual improvements and fixes.

Display fixes: the home buttons now follow your selected theme. Plus stability improvements.

Your home now speaks up. On the home screen, a short line highlights what a member has anticipated for everyone, making the invisible mental load finally visible and shared. Plus a few display refinements.

Display fixes on the home screen.

Fixes an issue that prevented some households from adding a new member with their invite code. The code is now accepted correctly. Minor visual polish on the home screen.

Lavender light mode by default, and a new Stocks section to track your supplies (diapers, detergent, coffee...) with a low-stock alert. New 'Support' button to help the project. Plus various display and stability fixes.

Lavender light mode by default. The app and the login screen now open with a calm, light interface. The dark Eqwity theme is still available in settings. New: Stocks. Track household consumables (diapers, detergent, coffee...) with a gauge that empties, and get an alert when a stock runs low, with one-tap add to your shopping list. Plus various visual improvements and fixes.

Fairer balance score for families - Household balance is now measured between adults: a child who does little no longer drags the score down unfairly. - Children's participation is still celebrated (contributions, XP, levels). Clearer, more respectful anonymous comparison - Honest message when there aren't enough similar households to compare yet (no more misleading numbers). - Your choice to share anonymous stats is now fully respected. Thanks for your feedback, keep it coming!

Redesigned shopping list - More compact: see twice as many items at a glance - Collapsible categories to find things faster - A colored dot shows who added each item Clearer planner - Each task shows who's in charge (a member or the whole household) - Tap a task to see, on the calendar, the days it recurs, color-coded by whose turn it is, so rotations stand out Day view - New option to hide completed tasks for a cleaner list Plus: a lighter interface and various fixes.

This update adds tips in Stats to rebalance the household load when harmony drops. The shopping list has been redesigned for more clarity. The mental load indicator now reflects exactly what counts toward balance. Display fixes (household names, sign-in screen) and stability improvements.