Fixes the widget's editor. THE BACKGROUND LIST OPENS AGAIN Touch and hold a widget, choose Edit Widget, then Background — the backdrops appear and stay. On iPhone that list was closing the instant it was asked for, with a message saying the app had quit. A TAP LANDS ON THE DAY Tapping a widget opens the event it counts rather than the list. On Up Next, Spotlight and Mosaic, every row and every tile opens its own.

Three new widgets that hold more than one countdown, and a place inside the app to try all four on before you place them. MORE THAN ONE EVENT Up Next lists what is coming, up to six at a time. Spotlight gives the soonest day the big number and keeps the rest beside it. Mosaic gives every event a tile of its own, in its own colours. Free, in every size, like the rest. TRY THEM ON FIRST Settings ▸ Widgets draws all four at full size. Choose the background, layout, typeface and colour there, and the next widget you add arrives already wearing them. A TAP LANDS ON THE DAY Tapping a widget opens that event rather than the list — and on the list widgets, each row opens its own. Also fixed: choosing a background while editing a widget could close the editor.

Your days can now come in and go out as files, and the ones already behind you finally have somewhere to live. IMPORT AND EXPORT Bring in a calendar file, a spreadsheet, or a backup from another countdown app. Importing the same file twice updates what is already there instead of duplicating it. Export any time as a calendar every app can open, or as a full backup. ALREADY HAPPENED Days that have passed are no longer just gone from the list. They collect into a timeline by year, with the longest wait of each year beside it. THIS YEAR The whole year as a grid of days, with every event you are waiting for laid out on one axis. Some things only fit on a screen, never on a widget. Also: a widget with nothing in it now opens straight to the new-event form, and the Pro badge on a widget opens what it is advertising.