Small improvements

Count past your goal. If your goal is 8 cups and you drink 10, Tadaya now counts all 10. You'll see 10/8 with a full ring, and the day still counts once toward your total. Extra taps never spill into tomorrow. The Activity chart now shows what you actually logged each day, with a dashed line for your goal. Days that met their goal are blue, days that fell a little short are amber. Changing your goal no longer rewrites the past: earlier days stay measured against the goal you had then, and the line steps up from the day you changed it. Also: the date labels on the 3-month chart no longer overlap.

Tell us what you think. Send Feedback is now in the menu and in Settings. It opens an email with your app version already filled in, so questions, bugs and ideas reach the developer directly. Settings also has new links to rate Tadaya, get help, and read the privacy policy. If you've been using Tadaya for a while, it may ask once whether you'd like to rate it. You can always say Not now.

A small fix for the activity chart. If a habit's taps added up to zero, for example tapping + and then - on a new habit, the chart drew upside down, with 0 at the top. It now sits the right way up. And if you tap - on a later day than the + it corrects, that day now shows as 0 on the chart instead of dropping below it. To correct an earlier day itself, use "Log another day".

EVERY DATE ON THE CHART WAS A DAY OUT The date labels under the activity chart sat one day to the right of the line they belonged to, so something you logged on the 24th looked like the 23rd. Labels now sit on their own lines, and today is always labelled —it often wasn't. CHANGING A GOAL NO LONGER REWRITES YOUR PAST Raise a sub-goal from 8 cups a day to 10 and the days you had already finished used to drop back to partial, as if you had never completed them. Every day is now measured against the goal you had when you logged it, so a finished day stays finished. Today is still measured against your current goal. LOG ANOTHER DAY OPENS ON TODAY It used to open on yesterday, so a tap could land on a day you hadn't picked. It starts on today now, with any past day one tap away in the calendar. A PAST DAY SHOWS ITS OWN GOAL Open a past day and the count you see is measured against the goal that day actually had. The plus button also greys out once that day is full, instead of quietly ignoring the tap.

Everything about a habit now lives on one screen, and you can fill in the days you forgot. ONE HABIT, ONE PAGE Tap any habit to find all of it: its goal, its sub-goal, its history and its notes. These used to sit behind a separate Manage Habits screen that most people never opened. That screen is gone — adding, pinning and reordering all happen right on the main list now. FORGOT TO LOG YESTERDAY? Open a habit, tap Log another day, pick the date and tap it in. Your count and your history update as if you had logged it at the time. HALF A DAY STILL COUNTS Drank four of your eight glasses? That used to show as nothing at all. Your activity chart now marks partial days too, so the effort that didn't quite reach the goal stops disappearing. A CLEARER CHART Activity is drawn as a smooth line, with a point on every day you logged and a new one-week view alongside the longer ranges. YOUR COLOR, EVERYWHERE The background color you pick in Settings is now used by the app itself, not only the widget — and the app keeps its text readable on whatever you choose. A ROOMIER WIDGET Bigger rings and numbers, a centered title, and more space between everything. Sub-trackers are now called sub-goals, which is what they always were.