This version fixes what the last one measured wrongly, and says what it could not say before. - Your subscription is read from the store itself before Pro is ever taken away. A renewal the phone had not fetched yet used to read as a lapse. - Before a free week turns into a paid one, a note names the day it ends. Settings shows when the free week ends, or the date you are paid through, and Manage subscription opens Apple's own sheet. - The subscription screen says what the annual plan saves, and what it comes to per month. - The day the counter is set up is a half-day. It no longer counts as a whole day kept, and no longer pulls your first week low. - When the program ends you can hold at the number you landed on, keep lowering, or finish. A note the morning after says what the program did. - The Home Screen widget stays honest between opens and starts each day with the whole share. On the Lock Screen: a circle and an inline line. The widget gallery reads in your language. - Share your number, the time given back, or a finished program as one plain sentence. - If Screen Time access is refused for a reason you can act on — no connection, no passcode — the screen says which. - The pause's buttons keep their contrast in dark mode. - Before measuring, you can say how long you think these apps take a day. On the day your number arrives, your guess stands beside it. - Days over six hours are now counted up to twelve. - Websites you pick are counted and paused too, and so are the websites in a category you picked. - If you are on the monthly plan, Settings can switch you to annual; Apple shows when the change starts before you confirm.

This version keeps the program going in weeks you don't open the app. - During the program, every Sunday note is now scheduled ahead, up to the date your subscription is paid through. - Without the program, Sunday can bring your daily average for the past seven days, sent only when every one of those days was counted. If you used Whittle before 1.2, turn on Weekly summary in Settings. - If Screen Time access is off, the Today screen says so. If nothing has been counted for more than a day, it names the last day minutes were counted. - Skipped the measuring week? With Whittle Pro you can start with your own limit from the Today screen.

Measuring is now free. Choose your apps, measure a week, see your number. Today's total and your history stay free too - and there is still no account, ever. Whittle Pro is the part that lowers the number: a target that falls 8% a week, the shield on the day you pass it, and one summary each Sunday. There is a free trial, and now a monthly plan alongside the annual one. Also in this version: - Start today. If you don't want to wait a week, pick a starting limit and begin now. - A first number after three days, quietly corrected as the week fills in. - A Home Screen widget: what's left of today, at a glance. - Hold a week. If the target was too steep, keep the same one for another week. The program stretches, and thinks no less of you. - Time reclaimed, counted honestly: only the days that were really measured. - Repairs to the measuring. On some phones the Screen Time data never arrived and the week read zero. Fixed.

Whittle Pro subscriptions are now available, so you can start your twelve weeks. Fixes and improvements throughout.