• The iCloud screen now tells you the truth. If something on this device hasn't reached iCloud, you'll see it said plainly instead of a green tick — along with the date of the last successful upload, rather than the last time anything synced at all. A watch owner spotted that those two can be very different things, and he was right. • Fixed: a watch with a photo attached could never upload to iCloud. If you've added photos, those watches should start syncing again. • A sync warning no longer vanishes when you reopen the app, so a problem that needs your attention stays put until it's genuinely resolved. • "Sync Now" now tells you what it actually did, instead of spinning for a moment and leaving you to guess. • The record count on the iCloud screen is now labelled "Records on this device", because that is what it has always counted.

• Sessions now have a home of their own. The watch page shows your three most recent, and "All Sessions" opens the full list — sort by date, number of readings or length, select several at once, and delete the ones you don't need. • Deleted a session by mistake? It moves to Recently Deleted with its measurements intact, until you recover it or erase it for good. A stray swipe no longer costs you a run of readings. • Fixed: after you start a new measurement session, the average rate on the Watches list now matches the one on the watch's detail screen. A rate is never averaged across a reset — the readings either side of one aren't comparable, so the figure spanning it was meaningless. Thank you to the owner who reported this with screenshots. • The same fix applies to the Home and Lock Screen widgets and to Siri, which could both quote that stale figure. • Every keyboard now has a Done button, and tapping outside a field closes it. The number pads for price, cost and offset previously had no way out at all. • The rating prompt now waits for a genuinely good moment. It won't ask right after a reading shows your watch drifting badly, right after a full-screen ad, or right after you've hit the free measurement limit. • Crowns have been retired. What Chronograde Pro unlocks is now simply what Pro unlocks, with no second currency to reason about.

• Chronograde Pro now removes every ad. The free tier is ad-supported again, which is what keeps the Timegrapher free for everyone. • Ads are kept out of your way by design: they never cover the controls, and never interrupt a measurement or a Timegrapher session. • New: every watch owner gets one complete Regulation Coach run, free. Walk the six positions, see which one is dragging your rate down, and get a plain-language regulation suggestion — no subscription needed to try it. • Earn Crowns by watching an optional video again — alongside the daily bonus, which stays. Crown-funded measurements are now limited to two a day, so the free allowance stays a genuine safety net rather than a second subscription. • New: long-press any watch on the Watches tab for quick actions — mark it worn today, record a measurement, measure on the Timegrapher, share its accuracy card, edit, and more. • Membership now shows exactly how the free trial works — what unlocks today, and precisely when (if ever) you're charged. • Clearer Pro feature list, and tapping a locked feature now tells you what that specific feature does. • Recording a measurement no longer taps out each second. Haptic seconds now live only on the Clock, where the beat can't be confused with the watch you're reading.

• New: Home & Lock Screen widgets — see your headline watch's daily rate and offset at a glance. Add one from the Home Screen or the Lock Screen. • New: choose your app icon in Settings › App Icon — Automatic follows the system (light in Light Mode, dark in Dark Mode, even when Chronograde isn't open, on iOS 18 and later), or pin the Light or Dark icon. • Improved: steadier accurate time — if a background refresh can't reach a time server, Chronograde keeps your last good atomic-time offset instead of falling back to the device clock. • Tidier: the "Haptic seconds" switch now lives in one place, Settings › Clock.

• New: Haptic seconds — feel a gentle tap each second and a firmer pulse every five, on the Clock and while recording a measurement, so you can tap on the exact second. Turn it on from the Clock, the Record screen, or Settings. • Fixed: the Automatic app icon now reliably follows Light/Dark Mode, including scheduled appearance changes. • Improved: more reliable iCloud sync status — Chronograde no longer flags a "Sync problem" for routine, self-resolving iCloud hiccups, while still clearly surfacing issues that need you (like iCloud storage being full). Your watches and measurements always stay safe on your device.

• Recycle Bin — deleting a watch now asks you to confirm, and moves it to a Recycle Bin instead of deleting it for good. Recover any watch, with its full measurement history, from Settings › Recycle Bin. • Optional Dark app icon — choose Default, Dark, or Automatic (matches Dark Mode) in Settings › App Icon. • Reliability improvements for backups and iCloud sync.

Chronograde Pro is now available as a monthly subscription (with a 7-day free trial), alongside the annual plan and the one-time Lifetime unlock. Plus stability improvements.

New in Chronograde 1.4 • Regulation Coach (Pro): a guided positional test that pinpoints your watch's worst position and how to regulate it. • Measure any watch right on the Timegrapher and save the reading to its history — caliber specs fill in automatically. • Back up and restore your entire collection to a single file. • Ask Siri or use Shortcuts to check how a watch is running. • Smart reminders for service-due and long-untouched watches. • Share a caliber/movement report card. • Clearer time entry when recording — hour, minute and seconds are now all easy-to-spin wheels. • Stability and polish.

A big update for watch enthusiasts: • Now on iPad — Chronograde is a universal app, with layouts that fit every iPhone and iPad. • Record at any second — dial in the exact second your watch shows, not just the :00 mark, so a missed beat is no problem. • Chronometer Score — see how each watch grades against COSC and METAS standards, estimated from your own readings. • Accuracy by Position now spans your sessions — choose which sessions to combine, and it no longer resets when you start a new one. • Share a beautiful accuracy card for any watch to your stories or watch forums. • Movement database — type a caliber (ETA, Sellita, Rolex, Seiko, Omega, Miyota and more) and Chronograde fills in its beat rate, power reserve and lift angle. • A guided first-run walkthrough, plus a gentle measuring-streak nudge. • Choose your plan: Chronograde Pro is now available monthly, annually, or as a one-time Lifetime unlock — subscriptions include a 7-day free trial. Reliability: Crowns are charged only when a reading is saved, iCloud sync is sturdier, and Excel export is hardened. Questions or ideas? Email mwsupplylimited@gmail.com.

Pick the plan that suits you: Chronograde Pro is now available as a monthly OR annual subscription, each with a 7-day free trial. NEW — Accuracy by Position now spans your sessions. Your watch's rate-by-position no longer resets when you start a new session: see the average across every session, and tap to choose exactly which sessions to combine. This update also focuses on reliability: • Extra-measurement Crowns are now charged only when a reading is saved, so you never lose Crowns if you back out of the recording screen. • Sturdier iCloud sync, with a fix for rare duplicate sessions across devices. • Excel exports are hardened so workbooks always open cleanly. • General polish and stability improvements. Questions or ideas? Email mwsupplylimited@gmail.com.

NEW: Accuracy by position. Tag how your watch was kept for each reading — on the wrist, lying flat, standing on its edge, or in a watch winder — and see how its rate changes with position, including the slowest-to-fastest range and the positional variation (the “delta” watchmakers use to judge how well a movement is regulated). A built-in guide explains each position. You can now also edit a recorded measurement — fix the position, offset, or note from the watch's measurement list. Also new: Crowns — earn them by watching an optional ad, or buy a Crown pack, to unlock extra measurements and premium themes without a subscription. Plus polish and fixes throughout.