A new look, and room for pictures. Held has been rebuilt in oatmeal and charcoal. No accent colour, no dark mode, and no typewriter face: the system font at small sizes, sentence case, and an underlined word where a button used to be. The app icon is black and white to match. Photographs. Give a goal a picture when you commit to it, and add one to any day's check-in. Held has its own camera now, so taking one looks like the rest of the app rather than like a system sheet. Everything stays on your phone. A progress bar sits on top of every goal, so you can see where one stands before you read its name. Swipe a goal to delete it. It asks once, because the ledger goes with it. Settings lost its explanations. Nothing else about how Held works has changed.

The Appointment. Your check-in now has an hour. You set it when you commit, and it goes in the message, so your witness knows exactly when to expect you. If they haven't heard from you an hour later, they know to ask. Declare a pause. Tell your witness ahead of time and those check-ins are neither owed nor missed. Forward only: yesterday's slip stays on the record. One tap from a reminder. A notification lands you straight in the check-in, with the first word ready to pick. Repair. The morning after a slip, one notification, and owning it takes one tap. Add to calendar. The appointment goes on your calendar, repeating until your deadline.

*Reminders, rebuilt: check-in day alerts at your chosen hour, an evening nudge when a check-in is still open, deadline warnings at three days and one day out, and a verdict-day alert. * Optional daily nudges for weekly goals. * Dark mode. * A sharper interface: stronger buttons, quicker feedback, subtle haptics.