Now in Korean. Sharing an invite now includes the join code and a download link, so family can install and join in one step.

Small fixes and polish.

Settings now lists the other apps from this developer, so you can find them without searching the App Store.

The App Store now lists all four languages TaskKin speaks — English, Simplified Chinese, Spanish and Japanese. It used to show English only, even though the whole app was already translated. Chinese and Spanish listings now link to their own website, privacy policy and terms instead of the English pages.

TaskKin now runs properly on iPad instead of being a stretched phone app — readable column widths, correct spacing, and landscape support. Fixed: declining a handoff. It didn't work. If you were offered a task you couldn't take, the Decline button either did nothing or, worse, left the task belonging to nobody. Declining now hands it straight back to the person who offered it, which is how it should always have worked — a task stays yours until someone else accepts it.

Both plans now start with a 7-day free trial. The paywall states the trial length and the price that follows, read from the App Store instead of written into the app.

TaskKin Care now speaks Japanese — every screen, not just the store page. The plan comparison now shows the real subscription prices from the App Store and works out the yearly saving from them, instead of a figure baked into the app.

Simplified Chinese and Spanish App Store listings. The app itself was already translated into all three languages — now its store page is too. Also: on a first launch the app follows your device language instead of always starting in English. Your own choice still wins once you pick one.

Refreshed the App Store listing so families searching for a way to share caregiving tasks can actually find TaskKin. No changes to the app.