Dewmoro 2.7: Start Training [New] Health page: today’s suggested workout, how many days you’ve trained this week, a quick session built from your time and focus areas, plus your routines, recent workouts, and body measurements. [New] Guided sessions: an animated figure moves to the beat, with countdowns, rep counts, and voice cues. Follow along on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, where you can finish a set or skip. Afterward, see time, energy, heart rate zones, and effort, and save it to Apple Health. [New] Routines and Movement Library: adjust reps, seconds, sets, rest, and weight, and drag to reorder. Filter movements by body area, equipment, or quiet, or create your own. You can also log a single set any time. [New] Apple Watch: train right on your watch or along with iPhone, check your heart rate, and tap to finish a set. Start quickly from complications, the Smart Stack, Control Center, or the Action button. [New] Apple Watch or the AirPods you’re wearing can count your reps for jumping jacks, squats, crunches, push-ups, and more. [New] Train in landscape on iPad and foldables, and use the space bar and arrow keys with a keyboard. [New] Use Siri and Shortcuts to start a workout, log a set, pause, or end. Routines and movements show up in Spotlight. [New] Link a habit to a preset — timer, breathing, micro break, sound, log, or workout. Tap to start, and the habit checks itself off when you finish. Goals can track workouts too. [Improved] Minimize a micro break and it keeps counting down while you use other pages, then logs when time’s up. Touch and hold to reorder the sidebar. [Changed] Ambient sound is now just background company and no longer counts toward your day ring or Review time. [Fix] Breathing and micro breaks you start directly now appear in the day ring and today’s timeline. On Apple Watch, micro breaks no longer stop when you lower your wrist. [Fix] Current location now gives a more accurate address and map pin, and frequent places show the name you gave them. [Fix] If Restore Purchases doesn’t finish, it now tells you which step it stopped at. [Fix] Sleep is counted correctly even if the app was closed while reading Apple Health, and you can delete health data stored on this device even when Apple Health isn’t connected. Workouts and routines sync with iCloud, so please update Dewmoro to this version on all your devices.

Yehoo 2.6: Connect Apple Health [New] Connect Apple Health: on iPhone and iPad, Yehoo reads sleep, workouts, heart rate variability, resting heart rate, steps, active energy, and exercise minutes. The data stays on this device, never goes to iCloud, and can be deleted with one tap in Settings > Apple Health. [New] Energy estimates now use your health data: your energy on waking is based on how long you slept and your sleep stages, workouts count as effort, and resting heart rate and heart rate variability are compared only with your own usual. Tap the energy chart in Review or the reserve band on the Execution Timeline to open How Energy Is Estimated and see where each part comes from. [New] Health cards in Overview: Sleep, Recovery, and Activity, compared only with your own usual. Tap Why to see the reasoning, or add one straight to your next steps. [New] When you log your state of mind in the morning, you can rate last night’s sleep with one tap on a five-step scale. Record cards and the Journal show a small tag such as “Slept well”. [New] Log Body Measurement: a new built-in preset under Records on the Presets page logs weight, body fat, waist, blood pressure, and blood glucose in one go, and shows the last value of each. [New] Write to Apple Health (iPhone): turn on separate switches to save moods to State of Mind, and breathing, meditation, and guided breathing (including on Apple Watch) to Mindful Minutes. Body measurements are written once you allow it. All switches are off by default. [Fix] After logging from the panel opened from a widget or Control Center, the Journal shows the new entry and any undo right away, without switching pages. [Fix] In right-to-left languages such as Arabic, the energy reserve band on the Execution Timeline no longer covers the time labels. [Improved] The “Actions” module in the large Today’s Rhythm and Overview widgets can now use a card or an icon-only style, chosen in the widget’s settings. [Fix] On Apple Watch, swiping right to open the quick menu is easier on all four pages. You can start from the content area, and vertical scrolling works as usual. [Fix] On Apple Watch, breathing sessions in Always-On state no longer pause the phase guidance and haptics, so you don’t need to raise your wrist to catch up. [Fix] When an action in the Actions module uses an app image or a picture of your own as its icon, tapping the widget keeps opening the target app instead of stopping on the Presets page. [Fix] When a tag group is collapsed, space is now kept for the tag name, and the card height stays the same. [Fix] In the Review overview, the Add time and … buttons under Time distribution no longer flicker. Note: Sleep ratings need 2.6. On devices not yet updated to 2.6, entries that hold only a sleep rating appear as blank notes. Please don’t delete them there.

Yehoo 2.5: See which projects your time goes to [New] Project Analytics: open it from a project’s details to see how much time the project has taken, its daily, weekly, or monthly trend, completion rate, average time to complete, estimate delta, and priority split. [New] A Time allocation button in the lower-left corner of the Full-screen Timer: change where just this session counts, or make it the default for the task or habit. [New] What’s New: after an update you’ll see it once on first launch, with notes for the last three versions and quick links to email feedback about this version or leave a rating. Open it anytime from Support & Feedback in Settings. [Improved] Redesigned Tags and Projects pages. Tags are grouped into cards, with a color bar on top showing where your time went over the last 90 days. Projects get a timeline showing each project’s span and progress, and cards show a progress ring and days left. [Improved] Time allocation can go to any tag. Search while you choose, and get suggestions based on the day of the week and time of day. [Improved] A redesigned welcome screen introduces Yehoo in three lines. Explore with example data or start from scratch. The welcome screen doesn’t go online, and it lists which features do. [Improved] The Calendar and Reminders connection page shows each list’s color, so you can tell at a glance which are connected and which are read-only. When you search linked events while adding recorded time, completed tasks with the same name show only the most recent one. [Improved] With lots of records, Tags, the Review overview, completing tasks, checking off habits, and undo and redo are all faster. Journal search shows the latest 200 results. [Fix] Tapping Stop Reminding on a task notification now stops only this occurrence, it won’t be rescheduled, and it stops on your other devices too. It resumes automatically when the task is rescheduled or a repeating task moves on. Delivered task reminders now stay in Notification Center instead of disappearing after a few seconds. [Fix] If you have unsaved changes in tag or project details, you’re asked whether to save before leaving. You can now dismiss the keyboard while editing a project description. [Fix] When a parent tag changes color, its child tags now follow everywhere. [Fix] On iPad, a white strip no longer shows at the top, and the Journal inspector’s title and portrait layout are tidier. [Fix] The Today Tasks widget shows a hint when there are no tasks instead of staying blank.

Yehoo 2.4: Track your energy, not just your mood [New] State ring: drag the ball on the Now page to log mood and energy in one go, or just one of them, and undo right away if needed. After you let go, it stays open for 3 seconds with a countdown around the close button. [New] The Execute page shows today’s energy reserve band, so you can see roughly how much energy you have left. [New] Energy in Review: see how your energy changes over a day, week, month, quarter, and year, along with your energy on waking. Days when both mood and energy beat your usual are marked as good days. [New] Check In control and shortcut: add it to Control Center or Shortcuts and tap to open the state ring. [New] Drag the state ring on Apple Watch to log mood, energy, and state. After you stop a timer, complete a task, or finish a habit, tap the banner to log right away. The watch’s day ring and Today’s Rhythm widget show your energy reserve band. [Improved] Log energy from the log card and from the Mood, Overview, and Today’s Rhythm widgets. The mood curve now shows today’s energy, and the Mood widget is now called Mood and energy. [Improved] In Journal, entries with only mood or energy fold into a single Check-ins row per day. View and change energy in the note editor. The Journal info panel on iPad now has a consistent layout. [Fix] Restore Purchases now explains what went wrong, and you don’t need to buy again if you already have. [Fix] Swiping right from the left edge on Apple Watch opens the shortcuts menu more easily, and completed tasks no longer appear there. Check-ins on the watch save more reliably offline or when you change them in quick succession.

Yehoo 2.3: Presets, sound mixing, and quick capture [Improved] A redesigned preset library with search, filters, recent items, and batch actions. Adjust settings, check usage, and undo changes in the detail view. iPad and the iPhone Duo inner display offer a card grid and split view. [Improved] A redesigned sound mixer: drag sounds into position, adjust each volume, import tracks, and undo or redo edits. Mix sounds during a full-screen timer and save changes back to the task, habit, or timer preset. [New] Connect system calendars and Reminders lists, manage links, resolve content conflicts, and view calendar events in your schedule before turning them into tasks. [New] Add places to notes, activity records, and timer records with map search and selection. Sync saved places through iCloud and set arrival or departure reminders for tasks, habits, and notes. [New] Log moods, write notes, check in at places, and start quick timers on Apple Watch. New shortcuts, complications, and Control Center controls bring more actions to your wrist. Name quick timers on your watch or iPhone. [Improved] Use text, emoji, photos, or app icons for quick actions. Add all five preset types to groups or use them through direct links. [Fix] Reaching the custom preset limit now asks you to make room while keeping existing presets and your edits. Saving, undo, and redo are more reliable. [Fix] Resolved issues with watch timers and complications, note locations, dates across time zones, and sound playback. Improved Now card layout and button response.

Yehoo 2.2: All-new widgets and Apple Watch [New] Nine all-new widgets: Day Rhythm, Focus, Habits, Today, Mood, Goals, Projects, Quick Actions, and Overview, most in small, medium, and large sizes. The existing Today Tasks, Calendar, and Quick Tasks widgets stay. [New] Act right from a widget: starting or switching a timer no longer opens the app, and the timer appears on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island right away. Check in a habit, log a mood, complete a task, move it to tomorrow, or complete a goal step, all from the widget. Check-ins and moods can be undone. [New] Quick Actions: organize your favorite links into buttons with icons and groups. Add them from the built-in link library and open them with one tap in a widget. A task’s own quick actions can also be opened from a widget. [New] A new “Widget Appearance” setting on the Appearance page in Settings: Follow System, Dark, or Light. Widget text follows the language you choose in the app. In StandBy, widgets drop their background and dim automatically at night. [New] A redesigned Apple Watch app with four pages: Now, Tasks, Habits, and Rest. On Now, see your plan and what actually happened in the Day ring, and start a timer or complete right there. On Tasks, swipe to start. On Habits, press and hold the ring to complete. Double Tap pauses the timer. The watch follows the system language. [New] Watch face complications grow from 3 to 10, adding Up Next, Habit Progress, Single Habit, Today’s Progress, Day Ring, Focus Time, and Breathing. They show up in the Smart Stack when they’re most useful. [New] Habit check-in backfill: in the ⋯ menu on a habit card, log a check-in you forgot and pick a past date and time. [New] Full iPhone Duo support: the inner screen now switches pages with a bottom bar and a vertical rail on the right, and pages like Execute, Schedule, Journal, Habits, and Review split into two columns in landscape. When half-folded, content stays clear of the fold. With the outer screen in landscape and standing on a desk, you get the standby screen, where the timer, what’s next, and the bedtime reminder are visible at a glance. [Improved] The timer ring shows the number of overtime laps; durations over 1 hour appear as “2:17:35”; timers with no set duration go around once an hour. [Improved] Many displays are more complete and clearer with large text sizes, VoiceOver, higher contrast, and right-to-left languages such as Arabic. [Changed] Schedule has a new icon, and the User Guide has been removed from Settings. [Fix] Review no longer counts plan changes that an older version logged twice across two devices as evidence. [Fix] After you tap Clear iCloud Data, the window now appears immediately and explains what happens on each device. [Fix] Fixed several display issues with Apple Watch offline, timers that run past midnight, and overdue tasks, plus other stability issues.

OwnState 2.1.1: Smoother days, steadier sync [New] When a timer ends, or you complete a task or habit, a new log card pops up with the duration and start and end times. Pick a mood, jot down a few lines, or tap Expand to Full Editor to write a full journal entry. [New] Touch and hold an empty spot on the timeline or Day ring to bring up a time guide that follows your finger and snaps to 5-minute steps. Let go to add something new or log time you've already spent. [New] Touch and hold the OwnState icon on the Home Screen to create a task, write a journal entry, or start a quick timer. While a timer is running, you can jump right back to it. [New] A brand-new OwnState Pro page shows the price, your trial progress, and the purchase steps on one screen. Once you've unlocked Pro, you can see and deactivate your authorized devices on the same page. [New] Clear iCloud Data in Settings erases your records on this device, in iCloud, and on your other devices with sync turned on, all at once. A backup is made first by default, and you touch and hold for 3 seconds to confirm. [Changed] On Execute, the Habits section is now Daily: habits and the presets scheduled for today share one row, sorted by time, and you can start a preset as a timer or a log right there. [Changed] Parent tasks and their subtasks now stay together on Execute: if any subtask is still coming up today, the whole parent task appears in Coming Up. On iPhone, tap a task row to expand or collapse its subtasks. [Changed] Journal now uses the same filter panel as tasks. New and existing entries open straight in the full editor and save automatically. [Changed] A cleaner color scheme: regular buttons, icons, and links are now neutral, and your accent color is reserved for selections, switches, running timers, and similar states. Text is easier to read, too. [Changed] iPhone now shows the system status bar by default. For a more immersive view, hide it in Language & Appearance → Full Screen. [Changed] Pressing Return in the search field now confirms your search and dismisses the keyboard. To create a task, tap Create task "…" above the results. [Optimized] Faster page switching from the sidebar: pages you've visited stay as you left them and appear instantly, scroll position and expanded sections included. [Fix] With iCloud sync on, scrolling after launch and starting or stopping a timer no longer stutter. Timer status reaches your other devices sooner instead of getting stuck for a long time, and the Mac app no longer keeps the CPU maxed out. [Fix] Quick search and Quick Add no longer make the keyboard bounce up and down, and what you type is no longer created as duplicate tasks. [Improved] The first time you start with example data, OwnState shows its progress, and the example data is generated faster. [Fix] Fixed a number of display issues: for example, the full-screen timer ring on iPad no longer changes size, two- and three-digit counts fit in their badges, the Mac settings window has a better layout, and several translations have been corrected.

OwnState 2.1: Fewer places to look, a clearer day [Changed] The sidebar now has seven places: Execute, Plan, Journal, Habits, Goals, Overview, and Library. Plan brings together Schedule and Board, and Library brings together Projects, Tags, and Presets. It's the same on iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and on Mac you can jump to any page with ⌘1–⌘0. [New] Day ring: see today's plan and what actually happened in a single ring, and switch between the list and the ring at any time. Drag tasks straight onto the timeline or the ring to schedule them — the scheduling sheet opens only when there's a conflict. [New] One filter panel for Execute, Schedule, Board, and Review. Filter by time, project, tag, priority, and status, and create a task right from your search text. [New] Redesigned Journal: a day-by-day card timeline, with a week strip showing each day's mood and number of entries. The new editor formats as you type, saves automatically, and supports checklists, pinning, and reminders. [New] Redesigned Goals: goal details now run from Next Step to Route, Data, and Review. Tap a milestone to see what counts as done, your methods, and the steps. [New] Redesigned Overview: it opens with one sentence on where your time went and what changed most since the last period. Choose a day, week, month, quarter, year, or custom range, and compare months and quarters with the same period last year. [New] Important items and priority markers: mark tasks, projects, and goals as important, and see today's important tasks together on the Execute page. Show priority as exclamation marks, checkbox colors, or both — widgets and Apple Watch follow your choice. [New] Habits is now a single page with your cards and long-term trends, including trend charts, a calendar heat map, and fuller statistics. Habit and preset cards also get a new Matte Paper Card style. [New] No more limit on tags. Tags can be nested two levels deep, found by alias, and archived or restored. [New] Optional automatic encrypted backups on this device, covering both your data and your settings. [New] Timers can open full screen as soon as they start (you can turn this off in Settings). Tap a timer on the Lock Screen or in the Dynamic Island to jump back to what you're timing. [Changed] A new app icon: a simple three-petal lotus, with light and dark versions. [Changed] On iPhone, OwnState currently supports portrait orientation only. [Improved] Interface text in 11 languages has been revised: literal translations fixed, missing translations added, and Traditional Chinese now uses Taiwan terminology. [Fix] Better reliability for iCloud sync and Shortcuts, plus fixes for a range of display and interaction issues.

OwnState 2.0: Turn plans into action Plans often never reach the calendar, goals get broken down without revealing the next step, and a busy week ends with no clear picture of where your time went. OwnState 2.0 brings goals, scheduling, execution, habits, and reflection into one workspace. Follow a goal path to find your next step, place tasks and habits into real time, then compare plans with what actually happened in daily, weekly, and monthly reviews. Adjust your rhythm as you go. The structure stays more consistent across iPhone, iPad, and Mac, so you spend less time switching between pages, devices, and tools. [New] A unified workspace: iPhone, iPad, and Mac now share consistent entry points for execution, planning, review, and your library, with navigation that adapts to the device and how you work. [New] Daily, weekly, and monthly reviews: Bring plans, actual records, projects, habits, goals, and notes into one view, so reflection no longer depends on memory alone. [New] Goal paths: Organize outcomes, milestones, execution steps, and reviews on a visual path, then link tasks, habits, and presets to it. [New] More flexible scheduling and boards: Arrange, drag, adjust, and organize tasks, habits, and record presets; multi-day timelines make plans easier to understand. [Improved] Redesigned habit, project, tag, and note screens create a more consistent experience across large displays, touch, larger text, and accessibility features. [Optimized] The workspace, timelines, reviews, and boards now feel more stable and responsive. [Fix] Improved cross-device sync, data migration, purchase restoration, and read-only access to existing Pro content.

[Improved] Clearer switching cues between Quick Add and Search make both entry points easier to find. [Optimized] Improved the Zen Room layout on iPad and Mac by separating audio selection and spatial positioning controls for easier browsing and adjustment. [Fix] Fixed misaligned right edges in the priority and status selectors in Task Settings. [Fix] Fixed stuttering when expanding timer settings, opening ambient sound settings, or scrolling. [Improved] Tap anywhere in the ambient sound row to open its settings. [Fix] Fixed stuttering caused by repeated saves when an active timer task was refreshed externally. [Fix] Fixed incomplete localization in desktop task widget configuration summaries and task parameter names. [Fix] Fixed task templates failing to preserve dates, reminders, recurrence, tags, and shortcuts.

[Fix] Fixed stuttering caused by repeated saves when an active timer task was refreshed externally.

Desktop task widgets can now show Today, Today & Overdue, Overdue, Tomorrow, This Week, or Unplanned tasks per widget instance. Active timers stay pinned at the top, with controls to stop or resume timing right from the widget. Fixed stuttering, page transitions, and overlapping views after hiding the full-screen timer.

Bulk editing now shows the selected priority, status, project, estimate, and date at a glance. Date choices apply immediately, and custom durations are more flexible.

You can now stage multiple changes while editing tasks and apply them together. On iPhone, bulk editing appears in a clearer floating panel. For quick task entry, choose No Date, Starts Today, or Due Today. On iPhone, the input stays ready so you can add tasks in sequence. Lock Screen timer alerts now use your selected custom sound, and changes to task or habit reminder sounds update pending reminders right away. This release also improves range selection for recurring tasks and the stability of spatial audio controls.

You can now choose in iCloud Sync settings whether this device should automatically start the matching timer when a timer begins on another device. This update also improves active timer import and refresh on Mac, so sessions from your other devices appear faster.

Habits now support Reduce Behavior goals, so you can record occurrences and set a daily limit for behaviors you want to reduce. This update also improves desktop widget localization, timer reminder sounds, report and backup details, and Watch sync stability.

Desktop widgets now show weekday names with fuller localization support. Timer alerts and rest sounds have been refined so built-in audio behaves more consistently across different entry points. Reports, backups, and Watch sync also receive small stability improvements for everyday use. This update includes additional fixes for stability and status refresh details.

The sound library now includes built-in chimes and ambient sounds for timer alerts and rest sessions. Timer settings are more consistent across tasks, habits, and presets, with a shared editor for duration, cues, and sound choices. Settings now shows the app version, build, and SDK, and support emails include the same details to make troubleshooting easier. The OwnState Pro purchase page now includes a Terms of Use entry, and the trial-ended page removes a duplicated explanation. This update also fixes localized names for custom micro-break templates and a Mac Quick Add reminder-parameter issue.

Saved task filters now keep the full filter state, including quick presets, projects, tags, and advanced conditions. New tasks and default timer settings no longer add a preparation countdown automatically. You can still turn preparation on manually when needed. The quick-add bar is steadier while typing, with less height shift when the input is focused.

Breathing presets are now grouped by purpose, with clearer goals, rhythms, and durations on each preset. New voice cues can guide breathing phases such as inhale, hold, and exhale, making sessions easier to follow without watching the screen. First launch is smoother: start with sample data or begin from a clean workspace. A new handbook entry in Settings explains navigation, task organization, multi-select, and common workflows. The Focus page now makes common breathing exercises easier to start, with added controls for voice cues and cue volume. This update also fixes status layout and sync issues, keeps older breathing cue settings compatible, corrects an OwnState Pro trial-state display issue, clears task multi-select when leaving the task page, and prevents the iOS Settings entry from opening twice.

Optimized performance and improved stability.