On the newest version of iOS, typing in the Add to Today panel could make your list behind it creep up a step with every letter. That is fixed. Your list now stays exactly where it is while you type, whichever way you opened the panel: the + at the bottom, a share from another app, or the Brain dump shortcut. And closing the panel leaves no empty gap at the end of your list.

Move a task by its grip. Rest a finger on the six dots at a task's right edge, then drag it where you want it. Holding anywhere else on the task still opens its card, and Move up and Move down are still there. You can also write to us from Settings, under Send feedback, on a screen of its own that keeps your words if you step away.

Easier to read. In the light theme, grey and coloured words are darker on Today and on the other screens, from Settings to the Calendar, and the Honey colour theme's coloured words turn bronze so they stand out clearly. When you hold a task, the + at the bottom steps aside until you are done, so Select several is always in view. With VoiceOver on, every task now offers Options in the Actions rotor, the same choices as holding it, and a two-finger Z closes them again. A task you count in parts now ends up done on every device as soon as its last part is ticked, even if it was changed somewhere else at the same time. And German joins the languages you can choose for DoubleDone in the iPhone's Settings app.

New: Where you left off. Give any task one short line for next time, like "Called them, ring back Thursday". It sits under the title when you hold the task, and in Focus, with the day you wrote it. A small folded corner on the row tells you it is there. Free, and private to you. Finishing is steadier. The last step of a broken down task now finishes the whole task wherever you tick it, a tiny step brings its real task back on every device, and nothing you type is lost when you tap away.

Settings is easier to find. A Settings sign sits at the top of the Menu, and Settings and Premium wait at the end of it, each with a line saying what is inside. Clearer, more honest messages around Premium. If a purchase cannot finish, the app tells you plainly what happened and never claims nothing was charged when it cannot know, and it will not start a purchase when it cannot check your account first. VoiceOver now reads the App Store's own price for each plan. Your shared list now lines up with Today, under the same calm sky.

A calmer Today. Add anything with the + at the bottom: a panel rises, and the keyboard waits until you tap the box. Finished tasks can tuck away into a quiet Done today line, if you like, chosen once in Settings or the welcome. Repeating tasks now have their own room, grouped by rhythm. Routines start empty, with one gentle suggestion inside each form. The Menu is a page of rooms, each with its picture, and Settings sit in five clear cards. And the whole app fits the phone better, from the keyboard to the smallest screens. Quiet, the borderless look, is now free for everyone.

Ours, made clearer. The waiting screen says it is waiting and offers a new code. The Menu goes straight to Ours. The shared list shows when your person has not joined yet. A closed list reopens from its own screen: make a code for them, or enter the one they read to you. And the screen refreshes itself while you wait, so nobody is left staring at a code. Also in this version: Remove has an Undo. Repeating tasks follow their start date. Premium says which feature brought you there. Focus opens straight on a single task instead of asking which one. The big mark stays visible while you select several. Toggles and checkboxes read properly to screen readers on the web. And a couple of dozen small words fixed where a screen said one thing and did another.

Hold me to it: hand the app one task and it will keep reminding you, kindly, until it's done. The reminders step up gently, go quiet overnight, and "Let it go" is always one tap, never questioned. The held task rises to the top of Today and carries its promise inside its own border. Also: a clearer pin symbol, "Select several" for bulk actions, and a quicker way to count a big task in parts.

Tasks can repeat monthly now. Pick a day of the month, and a short month simply uses its last day, so nothing is ever skipped. On the yearly plan, a small task appears a week before your renewal, so the charge never surprises you. Bought Premium without an account? Signing in now brings it to all your devices, with the full keepsake allowance you've earned.

Ours: one shared list with one other person. Nothing on it says who did what, and nothing counts or compares, so it cannot become a scoreboard. Anything with a day of its own, bin night on a Tuesday, arrives on both your Todays on the day. Everything else waits on the list, so nobody can make your morning heavier. Tick it from either phone and it closes for both, and either of you can change a shared row's day later, or take it away again. Free, like the rest of the daily loop.

A big one. The task card is redesigned: hold a task for its actions, now in four calm families, with free Move up / Move down reordering. Selecting several tasks got the same care. And DoubleDone now speaks five languages: English, Spanish, French, Italian, and German, all reviewed for native warmth. The calm core stays free, forever.

Settle, a breathing room. Under your day tools you'll now find a soft shape that breathes with you: four seconds in, a moment held, a long slow out. No timer, no streaks, nothing to get right. Free, always. Also in this release: if you're on a free trial you can now choose the annual plan when you convert, and a small What's New card on Today when something worth knowing lands.