Save to Rivet from Safari on iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Turn on the extension in Safari's settings, then tap Save to Rivet on any page. Saved pages land in the Saved library, beside your to-dos, threads, and notes. A new bottom half on iPhone. One capture bar, with your to-dos, threads, notes, and Saved a swipe away. Pinch the timeline to move between Day, 5-Day, and Week. Colour follows the sky. Text, cards, and controls take their tint from the time of day behind them. Settings > Sky offers three ways to set the sky: follow the sun, choose your moment, or select a range. The Today and Next widgets follow the same sky. An interrupted note edit is kept and comes back when you reopen the note. Rivet Pro is universal. One purchase covers iPhone, iPad, and Mac.

Rivet now brings your timeline to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Capture something on one device and find it waiting on the others, with no Rivet account required. Rivet Pro is universal: purchase once on any supported device to unlock the same Pro features everywhere. Also in this version: a redrawn welcome, clearer type throughout, and a long list of fixes.

Rivet now brings your timeline to iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Capture something on one device and find it waiting on the others, with no Rivet account required. Rivet Pro is universal: purchase once on any supported device to unlock the same Pro features everywhere. Also in this version: a redrawn welcome, clearer type throughout, and a long list of fixes.

Added something and lost track of it? The confirmation now offers to take you straight to it. Reminders and Apple Calendar editing are free for everyone. You can redeem an offer code from Settings. Also in this update: • Tap the month to open the calendar. Hold it to jump back to today. • Text in 5-Day view no longer reads oversized next to the rest. • If one of your Google calendars doesn't load, Rivet says so instead of quietly showing you a shorter day. • Settings tells you whether your subscription renews, ends, or needs a payment sorting out. • Clearer messages when a purchase can't be completed.

The sky now has a sun. And a moon. Your timeline's light finally behaves like light: a real sun crosses the sky through the day, cards near it catch a warm glint, and at night a quiet moon takes over. Content scrolling under the capture bar now blurs softly instead of clashing with it. This update also introduces the Founding Backer offer — while Rivet is new, you can own every Pro feature forever at the founding price. It's in Settings, and it includes Family Sharing. Plus: a personal note from the maker (hello from Wicklow), one-line events sit properly centred, and a stack of small fixes.

Launch-week fixes: • Capture always offers a way to add what you typed — no more dead ends. • Times set to 12:00 AM now stick. • Double-tapping Add no longer creates duplicates. • Empty notes can no longer be saved, and a failed save now tells you. • Lighter, more reliable Google Calendar sync. • Smoother completion animations and more consistent haptics.