Progress you can see is hard to quit. The large widget now adapts to how many habits you have. With one, your streak shows big, plus the last three weeks. With several, the top line shows how many are done today, and up to nine fit. With up to three, you can mark today right from the widget. • After your first week, a card on Home asks about anonymous statistics. They're off unless you turn them on, and "See exactly what's sent" shows the full report — no habit names. • Small fixes.

Rate Strixx and write to the developer — now one tap away in Settings. • Your first streak celebration (7 days) offers to rate the app — once. • Small fixes.

A more readable watch, and statistics that are your choice. • Streak milestones: 7, 14, 21, 30, 40, 66 and 100 days — the flame flares up, notches line up, and you can share a picture without the habit’s name. • Apple Watch: one text size on every row, long names wrap to two lines instead of being cut off, bigger tap targets. • Anonymous statistics only if you turn them on: Settings → Privacy → Anonymous statistics. Off by default. "See exactly what's sent" shows the full content. Habit names and notes never leave your device. • The first automaticity self-check now comes after 7 marks instead of 21.

An intention in the morning. A check in the evening. • Tapping today cycles: intention → done → didn't work out → empty. • Intentions stand out: an amber cell on iPhone, Apple Watch and the widget. • Live swipes: days on the watch and stories in Report follow your finger. • Apple Watch: intentions work on your wrist too.

Build a good habit, break a bad one — and watch the notches add up to a path. • New "Report": one number and a comparison with last month, 12 weeks with a goal line, records with dates, a calendar of your best days. At the start of a month, a short story with a poster for stories. • Notches in your profile: your first mark, seven days, coming back after a miss, your first "almost". Misses don't take them away. • Once a month, a 20-second self-check: how automatic the habit already is. • The past now lies to the left: "Last 30 days" is one swipe from "Today", no extra switches. • Apple Watch: all habits on one screen, taps reliably cycle through the states, and yesterday is one swipe into the past. • The flame of weekly habits counts days: a week burns as seven days.

A new, simpler Strixx. • Two actions on every card: tap a day to mark it, tap the habit to see your path so far. • Notches start with your first marked day, not on day seven. • Swipe on the home screen for Month: the last 30 days of every habit with a miss count; tap a row to see five weeks with dates. • Tapping a marked day no longer changes it blindly — you get a choice. • Apple Watch: the Digital Crown scrolls through your habits, one per screen. • Habit actions moved to ⋯ on the habit screen; long-press on a card no longer opens a menu. • Habit order now lives in Profile.

If you already have Strixx, nothing changes for you: Pro is already yours, forever. It unlocks on its own once the app checks your purchase; if it doesn't, tap Restore Purchases in Profile. Thank you for trusting it from day one. For everyone else, Strixx is now free: as many habits as you like, streaks, tally marks, forgiven misses, pause, watch, widget, reminders, weekly and monthly reports. Pro opens your full history, from day one, and the yearly report. Once, no subscription.

Now you can see how much is already behind you. Under the strip of days there are tally marks — the way days used to be counted on a wall. One day is a stroke, a week is seven crossed through, four weeks is a gold group of four, crossed through as well. Forty-seven days fit on one line, and so does a year. The habit icon is finally visible on the main screen, and there is far more to choose from: forty icons for what you take on, twenty-four for what you cut out. The watch now works like the phone: marking a day is one tap, and instead of a bare number you see a strip of your recent weeks.

Fourteen days in a row no longer pass unnoticed. The app now shows when the count started and why it survived. If a forgiven miss sits inside it, that is the one it names: the rule Strixx exists for, working on your own history.

A break does not send you back to zero. Pause a habit — an injury, an illness, a move — and the counter now stops with you. Come back and the streak picks up where it left off. Daily, weekly and monthly habits alike. Paused days are not misses: they leave your streak and your success rate untouched, and they no longer show up red in the report. Pause lives in the habit menu: press and hold the card. Also: text now scales with the text size you set in iOS Settings.

• One missed day no longer breaks your streak: after three good days it is forgiven, and “almost” freezes the day instead. • History right on the home screen — tap a habit name for five weeks, fix any day with a long press. • Editing a habit takes three gestures: long-press a card for rename, icon, frequency, reminders. • Pause instead of delete: the habit hides, its history and record stay. • One evening nudge instead of several; the widget and watch no longer show yesterday.

Performance and stability improvements.

Apple Watch: tap a habit right on your wrist to mark it done, and pick which streak shows on your watch face.

Now in Arabic and Traditional Chinese — 15 languages total.

6 new languages: Italian, Turkish, Dutch, Japanese, Korean, Chinese. The whole app now speaks them natively.

Clearer description and examples. Simpler and more honest.

Ukrainian localization overhaul — natural wording instead of anglicisms, plus a more compact habit card.