A fix for a clipped Lock Screen, and a big reliability update underneath. • Fixed the Live Activity being cut off on the Lock Screen. If you use larger text sizes, or track a lot of meters, the panel could overflow and rows would be sliced or overlap. It now stays within bounds whatever your text size. • The Lock Screen panel is cleaner: one progress bar on the meter you're focused on, everything else as a clear line with its reset countdown and a colour-coded percentage. With only a couple of meters it now uses a roomier layout. • Signing in is more reliable, and when something does go wrong you get a useful explanation instead of a dead end. Being signed out and having a saved key the app can't read are different problems, and they now say so. • Runlow notices when a second copy of the app is installed and quietly competing for your sign-in — which could make sign-ins and resets appear not to stick — and tells you which copy to keep. • New: sync your sign-in across your devices with iCloud, so you only paste your key once. It's off unless you turn it on in Settings. • New: occasional short notices about known issues, so you're not left guessing when something is already being fixed. You can turn them off in Settings. • Pasting your session key is now far more forgiving: Runlow automatically cleans up extra spaces, quotes, or a copied "sessionKey=" prefix, spots common mix-ups (like an API key, or only part of the value) and tells you exactly what to fix — and there's a one-tap Paste button. • The feedback form now asks specific questions and lets you say exactly which screen a problem is on, so bugs get fixed faster.

• History — a new page charting every meter over time, with filters, per-meter show/hide and a scrubber • Runlow for Apple Watch — your meters on your wrist, plus watch-face complications • Refreshed App Store screenshots and quality-of-life fixes

• History — a new page charting every meter over time, with filters, per-meter show/hide and a scrubber • Runlow for Apple Watch — your meters on your wrist, plus watch-face complications • Quality-of-life fixes

Focus is now its own button. The meter picker used to be a pair of bare chevrons floating in the Live Activity bar with no label, and it showed nothing at all if the meter you'd chosen wasn't on screen. It's now a clearly marked Focus button that always shows what's featured. Hiding a service now actually hides it everywhere. Switch off an account or provider and it disappears from every list in Settings, instead of still turning up under show/hide bars, the Live Activity meters and the reorder controls. Background refresh now updates every connected account. It was only ever refreshing your primary Claude account, which meant a background update could replace a complete snapshot with a partial one. It also re-arms itself whenever you open the app, so a refresh dropped by Low Power Mode or a restart no longer stops it for good. And Runlow is now on the Mac, in the menu bar — same app, same purchase.