Easier to read, easier to tap. Text now grows with your text size setting everywhere it should — your estimated lifespan, the summers count, and the decade markers down the side of the grid. The buttons on the home screen have bigger tap targets, and the grid now works properly with VoiceOver: it says where you are in your life, and a double tap opens this week. Clearer wording about what the estimate is, and what it isn't.

Easier to read, easier to tap. Text now grows with your text size setting everywhere it should — your estimated lifespan, the summers count, and the decade markers down the side of the grid. The buttons on the home screen have bigger tap targets, and the grid now works properly with VoiceOver: it says where you are in your life, and a double tap opens this week. Clearer wording about what the estimate is, and what it isn't.

What's new in 1.2 Each week now has a quiet check-in. Set a focus and a target on Monday, then look back at week's end to see how it went — and how your habits nudged your estimate. Those notes gather into a journal you can revisit block by block, right on the grid. A gentle Monday reminder brings you back, in your own words. The home screen has been rebuilt around the number that matters. Your horizon leads, there is one lifespan instead of two, and the grid opens on the week you are living. Home Screen, Lock Screen and StandBy widgets show your real grid again, after a spell stuck on sample squares.

What's new in 1.1 • More languages: Seize the Week now speaks Italian, Japanese, Korean, Traditional Chinese, and Arabic — including full right-to-left layout. • "Summers left": a quiet new readout of roughly how many summers you have ahead, and how many fall before retirement. • Set up life-stage colors right in onboarding, so your grid feels personal from day one. • Crisper dark mode, including a more legible Continue button. • Seize the Week is now free with ads — a one-time Remove Ads purchase turns them off. • Smaller fixes and polish throughout.