Connecting devices works now. The previous version could not link a family's devices at all. This one can, and there are three ways to do it, in the order the screen offers them: - Both on the same Wi-Fi. Hedah finds the iPad on your network and connects it directly — nothing to type, nothing to send. - Same Apple Account. Open Hedah on the iPad, read the six digits, and enter them on your iPhone. - Different Apple Account. Show the iPad an invitation code and scan it, or send the link and paste it on the other phone. This is the one that was missing: a family member on a different Apple Account can now join by scanning the owner's code. The invitation is a code on the owner's screen, not a link that has to survive a trip through a chat app. Adding and removing family members works. You can add a profile for someone who has not set up Hedah yet, and remove one you no longer need. A phone that joins takes a free profile automatically — it is no longer left asking you to add something the app could not add. Meals show whatever you planned. Breakfast, lunch, snacks and dinner all appear. The family screen used to look only for dinner, so a planned breakfast looked as though it had never synced. Smaller fixes - Chores can be deleted. They could only be added and ticked off. - Grocery items can be deleted with a long press. - The family screen says what it is really doing instead of "Not connected". - Photographs you have already received stay on screen instead of saying they are still arriving. - Calendars you can read are switched on by default, once, on update. - The invitation link now explains that whoever holds it can change the family's data. If you tried this before and gave up: the family link is a code on the owner's screen. Nothing needs to be sent through Messages or Mail.