- Peace of mind if you stop it half asleep: after you stop a wake-up alarm, a backup rings after each snooze interval, up to 2 times, wherever you stop it (Lock Screen, buttons, Apple Watch, or in the app). Stopping the alarm doesn't cancel it. Open Smastar to cancel the rest. If another wake-up alarm follows within 60 minutes on the same morning, backups ring only after the last one. You can turn this off in Settings. - When you open Smastar, a pop-up tells you about any backups or snoozes still to come, and you can cancel them right there. - When a to-do alarm rings, the screen now offers Done, Reschedule, and Close. - Tap a to-do's circle in a list to mark it done, and undo it right away. - Checklist ticks are now saved, and you can tick items right from the lists on Home and the Daytime tab. When every item is ticked, the to-do shows "All checked." - Phone numbers and addresses in a to-do's memo are now links too, so you can call or open Maps from them. - While the Health tab is hidden ("Show Health tab" off in Settings), Smastar doesn't read Health data or ask for Health access. - Deleting your account now erases all Smastar data on this device. - Fixed an issue where opening Smastar from an alarm after a restart, before your first unlock, could crash the app. - Fixed an issue where scheduled alarms could be removed when the subscription status couldn't be checked. - The Save button is easier to see, and layouts no longer break at the largest text size. - Improved the readout, including how Japanese honorifics such as 様 and 氏 are read.

Clearer to read, and more reliable. ■ Bigger weather, with chance of rain The Wake-up tab now shows four time slots — now, +3h, +6h, and +9h — at a much larger size, so you can check before bed whether rain is coming before morning. Chance of rain now appears on both the Home and Wake-up screens. ■ Built for larger text Layouts have been reworked for the largest text sizes. Step counts and habits on Home, the metrics and activity calendar in Health, the habit editor, the music player, and the alarm editor no longer clip, truncate, or overlap. ■ Changing an alarm's time turns it back on A one-time alarm switches itself off after it rings. Now, changing its time turns it back on, so an alarm you meant to reuse won't stay silent. ■ Other fixes ・Fixed a missing character in Japanese dates. ・The Japanese "Month Day (weekday)" format is now offered only when the app language is Japanese. ・Fixed a rare crash on launch.

From the night before to the morning after — fewer things slip through. ■ Set alarms for tomorrow's events Alarms used to be available only for today's events. Now you can set them the night before, so tomorrow is ready before you sleep. Pre-alarms (up to 3) work here too. ■ Notes for your to-dos Keep reference text with any to-do. Paste a link and tap to open it in the app or site it belongs to — so "read this when I wake up" is ready the night before. Notes are never read aloud. ■ Go straight from the alarm to what's next When an alarm is ringing, a link appears on screen. Tap it to stop the alarm and go straight there. Wake up, and start the day. ■ Notable fixes ・Fixed an issue where alarms could stop ringing after you dismissed one from Apple Watch or the Lock Screen. ・Changing the time on a to-do that already went off now turns its alarm back on automatically — no more silently missed alarms. ・Fixed per-alarm readout delay settings not being saved. ・Further improved pronunciation of station and place names. ・Fixed URLs in event and to-do titles being read aloud character by character.

Major improvements to voice readout. ■ Station and city names across Japan Names of stations and municipalities across Japan (about 11,900 entries) are now pronounced correctly — like "Kakogawa Station" in your event titles, read naturally. ■ More accurate pronunciation Fixed mispronunciations of company names and abbreviations. A built-in dictionary of ~570 terms now ensures business terms, brand names, and acronyms are read correctly. ■ Natural readout for mixed-language events Events mixing English and Japanese (like "Meeting 準備") are now read with the right voice for each part — English words in an English voice, Japanese in a Japanese voice. Also fixed an issue where Japanese events were silent when the app language was set to English. ■ Better voice quality Higher-quality voices are now selected correctly, and in-app readout audio quality has been improved. Common abbreviations like "MTG" and "ASAP" are now spoken naturally as "meeting" and "as soon as possible." ■ Custom pronunciations on the Lock Screen Pronunciations you register now apply to Lock Screen alarm audio as well. ■ Other fixes Improved readout for below-zero temperatures Fixed a mispronunciation in the voice preview sample Refreshed app icon design

We've made getting started clearer. ・A new intro summarizes your 7-day free trial and key features up front. ・Improved plan display so the free period and pricing are easy to see at a glance. ・Minor improvements and stability fixes.

"See your day through — without missing what matters." Smastar has grown beyond an alarm into an app that supports your whole day. ・New first-run onboarding: grant Location, Calendar, Health, and 　Alarm permissions one screen at a time, each with a clear reason. ・Revamped To-Dos: start times, repeats, up to 3 pre-alarms, checklists, 　and completion tracking. Checklists like "umbrella" or "documents" 　help you avoid leaving things behind on the go. ・Up to 3 pre-alarms per calendar event, plus date format options. 　All your calendars in one view, so key events never slip by. ・Toggle Alarm Sound and Readout independently for each alarm. Turn 　both off for silent, vibration-only alerts. ・The Health tab now shows BMI and sleep duration, alongside heart 　rate and VO2 max — check in on your body before the day begins. ・New focus and sleep music player. ・Alarm reliability improvements (foreground vibration, tone, readout).