Signing out now only signs you out on this device. Your other devices stay signed in and keep getting reminders.

Don't miss twice now reaches you even when the app is closed. If a habit slipped yesterday you get one nudge the next day, and it stays quiet once you check in on any device. Find it under Settings → Push Notifications. Password reset from the app now opens a working reset page.

Widget fixes: the iPhone widget's “left today” count now updates the moment you tap, quick repeated taps on the same habit are all counted, and fewer background syncs run after a widget check-in. Tapping a habit reminder now highlights that habit even when the app was closed. Also a new launch screen and an update for iOS 27.

Habits that forgive, now easier to find: the tracker suggests a rest day after a miss, a per-habit reminder after two, and grouping habits by time of day. The iPhone widget now counts N-a-day habits with a tap, never lets a tap land on a rest day, reads properly with VoiceOver, and no longer loses a tap when the app syncs.

Small polish release: we now ask for a review only after a good moment — a seventh streak day or your monthly report — and never in your first days with the app.

The monthly report is easier to read: one big completion number, a clear suggestion for next month, and a progress bar for every habit.

Each habit can now have its own reminder time, set right on the habit. Stats gets a day-of-week chart showing which weekdays you nail over the last 8 weeks. Haptics are easier to tell apart, every chip in the add-habit form works with VoiceOver, and your week-start setting now shapes weekly stats for flexible habits.

Sign in with Apple and Google is now native on the device. Also fixes a crash on the sign-in screen for new installs.

Android: DoEveryday is now on your home screen — two widgets with today's progress. Everyone: habits can need a few taps a day ("3 glasses of water"), the tracker gives gentle haptic feedback, and VoiceOver / TalkBack now read every cell and button.

New: lock-screen widgets, a habit strength score that survives a missed day, rest days with a reason, and morning/afternoon/evening sections. Reminders now say "don't miss twice" when yesterday slipped.

The monthly report has a play button now. Tap it and last month plays back one fact at a time — check-ins, completion rate, your longest streak — one number to a screen. Tap to move on, hold to pause. The report itself says more, too. It compares last month against the one before it, ranks which habits held up best, and shows what you started or quietly let go.

The suggested-habit library is now 132 habits, with new Money, Pet, Quit and Skin Care categories. If you use DoEveryday in Korean, those habit names now show up in Korean too. There are 33 challenges as well, and you can filter them by category. Weekly habits also know when they're done. Finish a 2x-per-week habit on Tuesday and it stops asking for the rest of the week — today's count and the reminder leave it alone, and its cell shows it's already covered. Tap it anyway whenever you want the extra day.

NEW: Monthly report. In the first days of each month, a card on your tracker opens last month at a glance — your best-kept habit, check-ins, perfect days, longest streak, and one suggestion for the month ahead. Share it as a story-sized image. The full per-habit breakdown is part of Pro.

A cleaner way to choose your plan. Plans are now stacked with the details that matter right on each option — billing, trial length, and what Lifetime actually means. One payment, yours forever.

Housekeeping — a clearer name, and the Korean listing now reads in Korean.

Two things you touch every day. Picking a reminder time now uses the standard iOS wheel — and you can finally set minutes, not just the hour. The today banner takes the colour of whatever habit is left, and tells you what's actually at stake: "4-day streak ends today" instead of a vague warning.

Two follow-ups to last week's reminders. Reminders now stretch much further ahead — up to two months — so they keep working even if you don't open the app for a while. Also fixed: the Tutorial button in Settings actually shows the tutorial now.

Reminders, on your phone this time. Set a time and DoEveryday will nudge you — and stay quiet once the day is done. There's an optional evening heads-up too, for when a streak is about to slip. Also fixed: removing a bonus check-in asked if you wanted to add one. Thanks to the reader who wrote in.

Two things you asked for. Export — download every check-in as a CSV, straight from Settings. Open it in Numbers, Excel, or anything else. Share — turn a streak, a milestone, or your whole year into an image made for stories. Save it to Photos or send it anywhere.

Check in right from the widget. • Tap a habit on your home screen — no need to open the app • Your check-ins now sync even if you haven't opened the app in a while Widgets now work on iOS 17, too.

Home screen widgets are here. • Small — today's progress ring and your streak at a glance • Medium — plus today's habit list We also tidied up Settings, and fixed a case where a check-in could fail to save without telling you.

• Fixed a bug where a check-in could quietly fail to save. The day would fill in and then revert with no explanation, which looked like the app simply wasn't responding. It now tells you when a check-in didn't save. • Under-the-hood updates for stability.

Fixed days, fixed properly. • "Fixed days" is now its own frequency option — pick the exact days you want without digging through a sub-menu first. • Habits pinned to specific days now show those days ("Mon · Wed · Fri") on the tracker and in stats, instead of a label that didn't match when you could actually check in. • Fixed a bug where changing a habit's frequency could leave the old day selection behind, so a habit shown as "Every day" only let you check in on certain days. Existing habits are repaired automatically. • Tapping a suggestion now shows what you picked and scrolls back to the name field. • Sign-up now confirms your email, with a resend button if it doesn't arrive. • Korean: weekday names, weekly frequency labels and date ranges are now properly localized.