Ask how it went. On the People tab, "Cheer them" now offers "How'd it go?" about the pact your partner hasn't answered yet — once a day, never about a habit someone is breaking. They answer by checking in. Cheers that name a pact reach the phone. A cheer sent about a specific pact, and every "How'd it go?", now arrives as a notification — until this release those saved quietly and never buzzed. Starting a circle together starts with day one. Create a circle from a starter pack and the app asks "Have you already done this today?" for your first pact before it asks you to invite anyone. "See why this works" on a pack opens in place. If an invite goes quiet. Two days after you share an invite that nobody has answered, Today offers to send it again or bring someone else in — once, and only if nobody joined. Also in this release: - The rating prompt, if it ever appears, comes at your 7-day streak rather than 30. - The muscle cheer on a pact's members reads "Cheer" to a screen reader.

Anyone in the circle can now remove a pact, a person or the whole circle — and anyone can undo it for two days, including the person being removed. Nothing is gone until then, and everyone sees an Undo. Press and hold a circle, a pact or a person for its options: rename, change the photo, pause, delete and more. Every button is still where it was; the hold is the shortcut. Level up a pact. Open Edit on "5 push-ups", "Drink 1.5 L water" or "Read 10 min" and step it up — or down. Your streak stays, the row shows the level you reached, and Activity and the heatmap mark the day you did it. Pacts on a weekly rhythm get their own arrows for how many times a week. The flame keeps growing past 30 days: Bonfire at 60, Beacon at 100, Aurora at 200, Sun at a year. Also in this release: - Your You screen shows how much Free still has room for, and says where you still have room when a circle is full. - Activity logs pauses and resumes, and every row now says when it happened. - Help answers "who can delete a pact or a circle?" and "how many pacts can a circle have?".

Add a reward from the Rewards screen — pick the pact, set the treat — and every trophy now names the pact that earned it. Flexible pacts follow the week. On a "3× a week" pact the week is what counts, not the day: keep it any three days and the week is yours, and no single day can break the run. A week that ends under its target starts you fresh. Quits join the daily rhythm: a quit pact now shows up in your daily check-in as a quiet tick for a clean day, and a forgotten day still counts clean. Also in this release: - Edit a reminder's time in place, without recreating the pact. - The home-screen widget opens the app to the right place. - Cheers, rewards and your partner's day are one tap from Today. - Under the hood: a new build platform, a smaller download, and fewer permissions requested.

Streaks now count days in a row. A day you never marked used to be invisible, so a streak could survive a quiet week — it counts now, and a quiet day spends your monthly grace leaf first (weekly on Pro), so one slip still can't cost you the run. Days you paused or were away never count against you. Going away? Settings > I'm away pauses everything at once: no reminders, no misses, no broken streaks, and your circle sees you're away instead of wondering. Pacts for the things you're quitting. A quit pact never asks "did you today?" — a day with nothing on it is a clean day, and it counts them for you. One quiet button for the day you slip, and no reminders at all. Also in this release: - A Friends tab on People — find someone once and they stay there, ready for any circle you run. - Track one habit in two circles and mark it once. - Hand someone the app itself: one link that opens the right store on whatever phone they're holding. - Admins can open the door for a set window, up to 7 days, so people join without waiting for approval. - The circle badge counts only the check-ins that are yours to make, and the pact library never says it added more than it did.

Behind-the-scenes housekeeping — nothing about how Pacts works has changed. We tidied up how the app is described on the App Store so it matches what you actually get.