Your memories have a new home. Add photos to your daily notes, find past entries and keep favorite moments close in the redesigned journal. New • Add multiple photos to a day and browse them together. • Save favorite entries and find them with the Favorites filter. • Search your journal to revisit a thought or a day. • Write freely or reflect with three prompts: a small joy, what you learned and what you want to carry into tomorrow. Improved • A refreshed Today layout keeps your journal, mood and habits easy to reach. • More flexible reminders help you make room for your daily routine.

This update improves reminders and everyday reliability. • Clearer reminder status when notifications are disabled or quiet hours apply. • Simpler reminder scheduling and consistent notification messages. • Corrected habit progress, streaks and historical summaries. • Improved iCloud setup and shared ritual access when sharing ends. • Real recent searches and clearer export and notification settings. • Refreshed Apple Watch experience for habits, tasks, moods and shared rituals, with improved complications and more reliable sync.

Dotted 2.0 is a quieter, faster notebook. Faster - Opening the app, moving between days, and typing in the day's note respond right away. - Habit dots, widgets, and shared rituals do less work in the background. More reliable - Task reminders schedule dependably, and habit reminders keep their place. - A habit dot only stays marked once it is really saved. - Deleted journal notes stay deleted. Better in your language - Apple Watch, widgets, and shared ritual notes follow the language you chose. - VoiceOver names settings and week, month, and year navigation more clearly. Your habit notebook stays private: no tracking, no analytics SDK, and no collection of habit or journal content.

A few quiet refinements to keep your daily rhythm feeling smooth.

Dotted 1.7 focuses on reliability and launch performance: - Stabilizes reminder and habit-save notification handling. - Reduces launch-time work for a calmer start. - Narrows widget and watch refresh work to keep timelines lighter. - Includes small cleanup fixes across the app.

What's new in 1.6: - Reorder Today's habits with a native drag interaction. - Habit visibility is now more consistent across Today, detail, widgets, watch, and Mac menu bar after schedule edits. - Refined reorder highlighting, shadows, and motion.

Check off a habit right from your Home Screen. Dotted widgets are now interactive — tap a dot to complete a habit or a shared ritual, no app to open. What's new: • Mood widget — set your mood (low / okay / good) from the Home Screen • Lock Screen widgets — circular and inline • Shared rituals show a freshness line, like "their dot landed 3h ago," so you and your person stay close • Mix and match — each slot can be any habit or ritual, as many as fit (On visionOS, the widget shows a gentle marker.) Also smoothed out: • Day notes now live on the Today screen with a mood picker, and are crash-safe — a note you're writing is never lost • Daily progress stays correct across midnight, dates and time zones • Calmer, less flickery updates • iCloud sync preference restored Dotted Pro now comes with a 7-day free trial.

New page curl transitions make Today feel more natural. Task editing is smoother, spacing is tighter, and Today controls now stay at the top. Also includes stability fixes for daily notes.

Today is faster and clearer: new items open as tasks first, unfinished tasks remain visible from their start date through today, and Day's Note now supports bullet-style notes with a quick keyboard dismiss button.

Dotted 1.2 brings Apple Vision Pro support, iPad support, and a smoother notebook experience across larger screens. This update also includes bug fixes, dark-mode polish, and layout improvements for Today, Stats, Shared Rituals, widgets, and settings.

Dotted now lives on your wrist. Tap a dot on Apple Watch — your habits, today's tasks, a quick mood, and the ritual you keep with someone close. A small complication keeps today at a glance, without raising its voice. A quieter launch screen, too.