In our latest release, Carry is getting smarter and designed to be a bit more intuitive. The feedback from the Carry community is pointing us to something important: nearly 60% of items added to Carry had no date assigned to them. Which meant they were sitting quietly in boxes, invisible, not doing their job. The whole point of Carry is to get things out of your head and into your life. That only works if they show up. So we taught Carry to think about dates the way you do. Household tasks and daily habits get today's date automatically. Things like dentist appointments, prescription pickups, passport renewals — Carry now asks you when you'd like them to happen, right after you finish talking. One tap. Done. It appears in your timeline. The listening experience got a quiet redesign too. The card is softer now, more present. You'll feel a gentle pulse while Carry is with you. Small things, but they make it feel less like a tool and more like something that's actually paying attention. There's a Wednesday evening notification now. A midweek moment to clear your head before things pile up. And the greeting when you open Carry changes with the day — because Monday and Friday deserve different energy. Every change in this release came from learning about how people are using Carry and asking: what's still getting in the way? And the ethos of Carry is to remove your mental load. So the hard work has been done in the background so Carry can do just that. Thank you for carrying on with us.

Carry keeps improving based on feedback from our lovely users. The home screen is different. On Your Mind items now sit at the top, right where they should be. The things rattling around in your head are the first things you see when you open Carry. And the calendar and menu are now proper buttons in the header rather than buried in a menu. You can now edit items directly from the timeline. Tap a title, change it. Tap a time, update it. Done. No extra screens, no friction. Deleting a recurring item now asks what you actually mean. Just this one, or stop all future reminders? It was a small thing that was causing real frustration. If you mention your period, Carry will ask if you'd like a gentle heads up before your next one. No pressure, no tracking unless you want it. And if you use Carry for a proper brain dump, it can now log that as Mindful Minutes in Apple Health. Because getting things out of your head genuinely is good for your mind. A few quieter things: shopping lists now render properly with line breaks. The Sunday notification has been updated. The review prompt appears after your tenth item. Thank you for being here. Keep talking.

This one's been a while coming, and it's a good one. You can now sign in with Apple — one tap, Face ID, done. No email, no password. For anyone who's been putting off creating an account, this is for you. Lists. Say "shopping list — milk, eggs, bread, butter" and Carry creates one tidy card with everything on it. Works for pharmacy lists, packing lists, gift lists, whatever you need. If you speak French (or any language other than English), Carry now listens in your language. About time. A few things that were quietly wrong are now quietly right — items with dates but no specific time now appear in your timeline, moving an item between categories no longer makes it disappear, and if you're in a timezone west of UTC you'll no longer see tomorrow's items showing up today. And if you've been using Carry for a while, you might get a gentle nudge to leave a review. It genuinely means a lot. Thank you for being here.

A lot has been quietly improved since the last version. You can now share any item straight from Carry — tap the share icon on a card and send it via iMessage, WhatsApp, wherever. Useful for the things other people need to know about too. Screenshot upload now works from the text input panel as well as the main screen. We've also made the text easier to read throughout the app — small change, big difference. And if you're in Settings, there's now a link to At Capacity — the editorial side of Carry, where we write about the science and stories behind the mental load. As always, thank you for using Carry.

Version 1.1 A lot has changed since you last opened Carry — and most of it came from you. Items now appear the moment you stop speaking. No waiting. Just say it and it's there. You can upload screenshots of confirmations, bookings, and school letters. Carry reads them and pulls out everything that matters. Anything with a date and time can go straight to your Apple Calendar with one tap — pre-filled, labelled, ready. At 7am, if you have things on that day, you'll get a quiet notification. Not an alarm. Just a gentle heads up. Carry now understands French, English, and whatever comes out when you're tired and mixing both. A few things that were quietly broken are now quietly fixed. Thank you for being here early. It means everything.