A gentler way in. Sign in with Apple to begin, and your first moments in Untwine are a short introduction where you can add your name. Your tasks and iCloud sync stay exactly as you left them.

Your day, closer at hand. Add Today, a chosen project, Done today, or quick capture to your Home Screen. Larger task widgets let you complete or set aside a task, with a way back if you change your mind. See what you finished today and, if you choose, get a short note of encouragement generated on your device. Project favorites and the iPad layout make it easier to find your way around.

More room for your tasks, and clearer controls for your day. Read long task titles in full, choose an emoji for a project, and decide whether Today’s completed tasks stay expanded, collapse, or stay out of view. Settings is now organized into focused pages, with clearer explanations of iCloud sync and account options. Welcome examples and export handling have also been improved.

A redesigned task page on iPhone, and a calmer day-to-day feel throughout. Opening a task now feels like the rest of the app: a plain, scannable page instead of a settings form, with date, project, priority and reminder shown as small chips you tap directly. Sub-tasks are inline and reorderable, and a task that feels hard offers its next step in the same page rather than a separate screen. Finishing your first task of the day gets a brief, quiet acknowledgment — setting one aside earns the same one. The rest of the day stays out of your way. Upcoming's calendar is lighter, and empty days sit closer together so a quiet week doesn't scroll on forever.

A calmer, more deliberate day-to-day experience on iPhone. Tasks are easier to scan and act on: priority is carried by a subtle task colour, project labels take you straight to the project, and dates open a clearer, roomier scheduler. Settings has more breathing room, a dedicated account area, and a profile picture you can choose from a photo, avatar, or colour. Profile pictures stay on this device for now.

Untwine is on Apple Watch now. Tap once, say the thing you have been putting off, and lower your wrist — up to thirty seconds. The watch only records. Your iPhone does the listening the next time you open it, and still shows you what it heard before anything is added. Your phone can be asleep, or in another room. Needs an iPhone with Apple Intelligence turned on. The watch app is one screen on purpose, and it does not show your tasks. It is a door, not another list to keep up with. There is a complication if you want that door on your watch face. The app draws its own mark now — on every empty screen, and through the guided reflection, where it starts tangled and comes apart as you go. Every ending finishes in the same place, whichever one you choose. Plus a long pass over colour, spacing and type. The clearest fix: on the warmer themes, overdue no longer looks the same as scheduled.

Add tasks by saying them out loud. Tap the microphone on the quick-add card, say what's on your mind, and review a list of what it heard before anything is actually added. Needs an iPhone with Apple Intelligence turned on. On Mac, a task's title and notes now read like plain text until you click into them, instead of sitting in an editable box the whole time. A calmer moment on launch, and a number of fixes to how the guided reflection resumes and completes.

Sub-tasks grew up, capture got cleverer, and there is somewhere to look at what you have put down. LOOKING BACK One stream of what you finished and what you set aside, side by side, under the day it happened. Not two piles with one ranked above the other. And no counts — a count of your days is a streak with the numbers filed off. CAPTURE Type an hour — "call the clinic tomorrow 3pm" — and it becomes a reminder, on a chip you can tap off. Type # to choose where the task goes. Neither one edits a character of what you wrote. SUB-TASKS Each one now carries its own note, date, priority and reminder, and every field can be changed afterwards. REMINDERS YOU DID NOT SET ONE AT A TIME An optional standing time for dated tasks, an optional badge, and an optional word each morning. All three ship off. A reminder that has already arrived can be pushed back an hour, and nothing counts how often you press it. BRING A COPY BACK Import an Untwine export, or a list from another app — Todoist, TickTick, or plain text. Nothing already on your list is ever overwritten. SMALLER THINGS A week strip above Upcoming. The date picker, straight from a row. Links in a task's notes get a row you can follow. A row says when it is carrying a description, and when it repeats. "Skip this one", for a repeating task you were not going to do this cycle — it counts nothing. Widgets in four sizes, two of them for the Lock Screen. A second app icon: the tangle this app used to wear, beside the swan. Overdue and due today read at a glance without the list becoming a wall of red. Everything still stays on your device unless you turn on your own iCloud sync.