A steadier climb. The check-in screen now holds perfectly still, Settings and the arc picker scroll smoothly, and the whole app is more solid at larger text sizes. Setting up an arc is simpler too: every arc starts today unless you choose a later date, suggested rules now cover all four stats, and it is clearer that you can change your rules at any time. You can also open any past arc to see its photos, its calendar, its rules and how far it went.

Finish a day and watch the climber move: the trail lights up and the metres you just gained rise off the mountain. Hold a week and the camp is cleared with a card you can share; reach 7, 14, 30 or 60 days in a row and the streak gets a moment of its own. There is a shelf of boss badges on your stat sheet now, every one of them tappable, and if you have finished an arc before, the home screen shows how today compares with your best. Ticking a rule has a sound to it too, rising through the day, and you can switch it off in Settings.

Your rules are yours to change: add, remove or reword one on any day, from the check-in screen or Settings, and the days you have already held stay as they are. Every new arc now sets out with a streak shield, so one bad day in week one costs gear and not the arc. The evening reminder goes quiet the moment your day is done, each preset brings its own rules, and the widget always opens your check-in. Plus fixes for large text and stat names translated in every language.

Tap the day number for your new calendar: every day you held, and every day still to come. Tap your aura, rank, altitude, streak or shields to see what they mean. Plus a countdown to your next day, tips you have time to read, bosses explained step by step, and Settings can now rename your arc, change its length in the first three days, or restart it.

Start your arc on any day you like, with a countdown until it begins. The rank and altitude chips now line up, plus small fixes.