• Logs: pick up to 10 photos and videos at once. Each becomes its own polaroid with its own caption, or use one caption for all. • Flick through a friend's logs from the same day. • Routines: give a routine its own time on your calendar. Drag it to move it, or hold to skip a day. • Routines: the ring on your Lock Screen shows the time left in each step, and moves on by itself. • Photos: crop with Fit or Fill, pinch to zoom, turn on sound in videos, and keep using the app while a log posts. • Everything you delete, move or tick changes the moment you tap. • Widgets are easier to read in tinted and clear styles. • Dark mode text is easier to read everywhere.

• Categories: give a category a name and a colour. Events, to-do lists and routines in it take that colour, and changing it once changes them all. Find it in Settings > Colour coding. • More colours: 48 for events, 24 for Set Hours, colours for routines, and a white or black page. • Widgets: your Set Hours now show as a band across the day. • Routines: a chime the moment each step ends, even when TOC is in the background, and no second chime when you unlock. • Faster calendar: it opens quicker and no longer jumps when events load. • Typing: windows stay clear of the keyboard. • Korean: TOC is now called 톡 on your home screen. Say "시리야 톡 열어줘" to open it.

Siri. Say what you want done in TOC and Siri does it: "Put dentist on my TOC Thursday at 3", "What's on my TOC tomorrow?", "Add milk to my groceries list in TOC", "Text Sam on TOC saying I'm late", "Mark water done in TOC". Siri answers from what is already on your iPhone — nothing is sent anywhere to work it out. Siri hears TOC as "Tock" or "talk", so all three work, in English and Korean. The full set needs iOS 27 with Apple Intelligence; on other iPhones the TOC phrases under Settings > Siri > Apps, and sending messages, work. The calendar's summary sheet opens on what is next. Everything that has already happened sits above it — one scroll up — and tapping the events icon brings you back to now. Today and Tomorrow in any date picker now move the calendar to that month as well as choosing the day. Routines: swipe a step left to remove it. Timers respect the ring switch — on silent you get the tap, with the ringer on you get the chime and the tap.

Routines. Group habits you already have into a routine, give each step its own timer, and play it through: a ring counts each step down and moves to the next on its own. A running routine shows on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, and a Routines widget puts Start on your Home Screen. Communities. Add a hashtag to a habit and it joins that community — the people who did it this week. Nobody owns a hashtag and there is nothing to join or leave: the tag is the door. Find them in Connections. Extra-large widgets for iOS 27. Drag any TOC widget past large and it takes the whole page: Today puts what is up next, the rest of your day with the free gaps, your pinned list and your habits on one screen; Month and Week show the whole month and the full week. Inbox, Habits and Lists have extra-large pages too. Widgets now follow your default colour, and today is drawn in plain ink so it stands out. A clearer first-run tour: five numbered steps under the day strip, and Skip that skips. Also fixed: every label reads in dark mode; a routine without a reminder no longer appears on the calendar; the bottom tabs come back after you close a sheet; photos and videos no longer have a size limit.

Opens on iOS 27. If TOC would not open after updating your iPhone, this is the fix — install it and you are back in. Ready for iPhone Duo. Open the phone and hold it sideways and TOC becomes a two-pane calendar: the week or month on the left, your events alongside. Every control clears the Dynamic Island on whichever side it sits. Fold it, or hold it upright, and it is the phone app you know. Opening the keyboard no longer shuffles the layout, and folding or unfolding keeps the calendar on the view and day you were looking at. Routines. Group habits you already have into a routine — a morning, a wind-down — give each step a timer, and play it. TOC counts down step by step and ticks each habit off as you go. A routine sits on your calendar at its time. Communities. Add a hashtag to a habit and it joins a community of everyone doing the same thing this week. No group to create or join: the tag is the door, and clearing it is leaving. Also in this release: month view fits better on short screens, and the side menu tidies up on narrow ones.

Your business gets a free home on TOC. • Create a free business profile — name, photo, description, category and opening hours, with a live Open / Closed badge that follows the clock. • Publish up to 10 public events a month. Anyone following your business gets them straight in their own calendar — no app-switching, no sign-up wall. • Collect reviews and ratings, post updates and photos to your followers, and share your page by link or QR code. • A new dashboard shows your followers, your rating and how many events you have left this month. Everything above is free and stays free. We also rebuilt the New and Edit event screens, the part of TOC you use most: • Every row opens in place — repeat, reminders, timezone and visibility. Nothing covers the form while you are filling it in. • Reminders are one row: your default, or up to two times you choose. • The timezone picker is searchable — type a city or a country instead of scrolling hundreds of names. • Location and notes are typed straight into the row. • An event can now end on a later day than it starts. • Deleting an event asks first. Plus a long list of fixes: notifications you switch on now arrive reliably, opening hours and business pages open where you expect from search, chat and your calendar, and to-do widgets keep a steady row height instead of jumping about as your list changes.

Logs got a proper rebuild: • Your photos aren't force-cropped anymore. Tall and wide shots keep their shape, and the carousel follows your finger instead of snapping. • Editing a log now happens on the log itself, not in a separate window — and closing it by accident no longer throws away what you typed. • Fields stop hiding behind the keyboard while you're writing. Keyboards behave everywhere now. The message composer, log fields, and forms stay where you put them instead of drifting as the keyboard opens and closes. New Message and Add Friend no longer raise the keyboard before you've asked for it. Your QR code is now a nametag you can hand to someone — and it reads codes, too. Switch to the Scan tab to open someone else's TOC code with your camera. Also in this release: • Sheets and pop-ups always open on top. Some of them — the date picker especially — could open behind the bottom bar, or behind the window that opened them. • Sheets no longer sit flush against the bottom edge of the screen. • Buttons and tap targets throughout the app are larger and easier to hit. • Faster start, and several screens stop reloading things they already had.

Fixes for three things that weren't working properly: • Find a Time now keeps everyone's selections. Times you chose could come back blank when you edited a poll or when a friend opened one they'd already answered. If a poll of yours looks empty, please choose your times again. Sorry for the trouble. • Deleting or editing a single occurrence of a repeating event now sticks. It used to reappear the next time you opened the calendar. • Password reset links now work even if you're already signed in on that device. Also: the calendar opens noticeably faster, the message composer no longer shifts the conversation when the keyboard opens, and deleted chats no longer briefly reappear.

Fixed notifications not working or not appearing in iPhone Settings. Widgets now update immediately and no longer show deleted chats. Deleted chats and messages stay deleted, and changes across the app appear instantly. Added custom durations for blocks, plus text and layout fixes.

Fixes for push notifications and reliability.