What's new: • Gary on your home screen. Two new widgets. Gary's Mood shows how he feels about your day, from pleased to furious. Gary's Week puts seven Garys side by side, with how many times he stopped you each day. • Gary on your Lock Screen. Gary's Mood comes in two Lock Screen sizes too. • Any app can be somewhere better. Add any app on your phone to Somewhere Better with a shortcut. Tap the ? for a step-by-step guide. • Gary asks for notifications during setup, so he can talk to you. If you stop before setup's done, he'll nudge you once or twice to finish. Tap Stop reminding me on the notification and he won't again. • Help is easier to find: there's a link in Settings, and another on the Screen Time step if access is denied. • Rate Stop That from Settings.

What's new: • A quicker start. Setup is two screens shorter. Gary asks how long you scroll and shows you what that adds up to on the same screen, so you get to the good part sooner. • A check-in two days in. If you're trying Stop That, Gary sends one notification on day two telling you how many times he's stopped you so far, or reminds you to tap Start Watching if he isn't watching anything yet.

What's new: • A monthly plan, and a cheaper year. Pay month to month, or go yearly for about a third of what twelve months would cost. Yearly starts with 7 days free, so Gary can prove himself before you pay. Already on weekly? Nothing changes for you. • A clearer home screen. Whether Gary's watching, and the button to start or stop him, now sit together in one card at the top. The stop button says what it will do, like "Stop Watching", instead of hiding in the corner next to Settings. • Settings in one place. Sound, safety and blocking options moved off the home screen into Settings, in labelled groups. Daily limit is now a set of choices instead of a slider, and the Locked Hours days are easy to see and tap. • Your week at a glance. Each day in the week row shows how many times Gary stopped you, in place of the separate bar chart. • Quicker setup. Questions with one answer move on as soon as you pick.

What's new: • Your subscription stays in step. If it lapses, Stop That stops watching instead of carrying on. Offer codes and Ask to Buy purchases now unlock it, and while a parent decides, the app says it's waiting for approval instead of calling it a failed purchase. • Locked Hours tells you why. If a schedule can't work, like a lock that never leaves you any time off, the reason now shows right next to the setting. • Clearer messages when something goes wrong. Failed purchases, restores and Screen Time hiccups now tell you what to do next. Fixed: • Today's numbers on the dashboard start from zero each day instead of showing yesterday's until your next block. • A Locked Hours window opening during Instant Block no longer cuts a snooze short, and Stop Everything stays stopped even mid-snooze. • A Locked Hours window that ends late no longer leaves you unshielded while the app says it's watching. • Changing the clock no longer freezes your streak. • The Weekly Recap counts a block and the "Putting it down" tap that answers it as one stop, and quiet days show in your 7-day trend. • Shield Now ends at midnight when you're not watching. • "Watching" no longer flickers off when you open the app, and if you turn off Screen Time access in Settings, the dashboard says Stop That isn't watching.

What's new: • The free trial is easier to find. If you can try the yearly plan free, the subscribe screen now says so up front, with the price you'll pay afterwards. • A weekly word from Gary. Once a week, if you let Stop That send you notifications, Gary tells you how many times he stopped you that week. If he didn't stop you at all, he'll ask you to check he's watching the right apps. • Fixed: tapping Allow Screen Time twice while the permission sheet was loading could start a second request that failed straight away. The button now waits for the first one.

What's new: • Gary does the talking. He's bigger, and his lines now show up in speech bubbles: on the welcome screen, all through setup, and at the top of the app, where he sums up your day. • A clearer home screen. Your streak still leads, and today's numbers sit in one row. • Bolder, rounded type for headings and numbers. • The block screen starts in daylight. Your first blocks of the day show on a light screen, then it turns purple and red as you keep trying. • A setup demo that looks like the real thing: a feed scrolls, Gary's notifications drop in, and the app shuts on you. • The apps you pick show up as icons, so you know exactly what Gary is watching. • One step fewer: making the pact takes you straight to subscribing. • A shorter subscribe screen with clearer prices. The yearly plan shows the percentage you save, and a discounted first week sits right on the weekly plan. • Fixed: the Start Watching button no longer drifts around the screen after you subscribe.

What's new: • Your streak comes first. The app now opens on how many clean days you've strung together, your best run, and your last seven days. • A home screen widget: Gary's eye and your streak, right on your home screen. • Break a streak of three days or more and Gary will bring it up next time you open the app. • Walking away from the block screen no longer costs you your streak. A day only counts against you if you get past Gary: using up your Daily Patience, taking extra minutes, or stopping Stop That. • The block screen has Gary on it now. It names the app you opened, gets angrier the more you try, and tells you to go to bed late at night. • Asking for more time now takes two taps. • Instant Block keeps blocking after the first day. • Blocking a category now blocks its websites too. • Locked Hours can't lock you in forever. You now need to leave at least one day off.

What's new: • Try a week for $0.99. New subscribers can start weekly with a $0.99 first week, then it's the normal weekly price. • The yearly plan now shows how much it saves you over paying weekly. • A simpler last step before you subscribe: one Start Blocking button. • Removing an app now actually unblocks it. Once you finish the Confession, the app opens straight away, and a snooze ending won't bring the block back. • Clearer wording across the app, from Confessions to settings. Recorded voice lines are unchanged.

Fixes and polish: • Locked Hours now ends a manual watch when the window closes. No more blocks that outlive the schedule. • No more repeat heckles: reopening your blocked list or tapping Start Watching again no longer replays one you've already heard. • Tighter copy across the app; explanations moved behind info buttons. • "2 more minutes" now reliably brings the shield back when your borrowed time is up. • Opening Stop That no longer interrupts an active block. • Locked Hours: the dashboard says plainly whether you're locked, watching, or idle. Start Watching works outside your schedule until the next window ends. • Settings that would loosen enforcement are frozen while you're watching or blocked. Tightening is always allowed. • Shield Now and Stop Everything appear only when they can act, and Shield Now no longer inflates your stats. • A new "Right now" panel shows how much of today's budget is used and when the next block lands. • Buttons look like buttons.

Redeem a Code on the subscribe screen, for offer codes. Plus small improvements under the hood.