Counters keep up, and the recaps finally say something. - Approving a chore updates the day's counter right away. You had to switch tabs and come back to see it move; the widget lagged the same way. - The morning recap names the chores. A parent reads who does what, kid by kid; each kid reads their own. - The Sunday recap gives the percentages: each kid's for a parent, their own for each kid, with the goal reached or not. Kids now get it too. - A chore offered to a sibling no longer blocks marking it done, and the app says who it was offered to instead of announcing a parent's approval.

Important fix for approval alerts. - When a child sent a chore in, the parent was only notified if they opened the app. The iCloud-triggered wake-up waited too long before acting, and the system cut it off before the alert went out. The alert now goes out immediately.

Fixes. - The "Something new in your family" notification introduced in 1.2 is gone. It duplicated the approval alert without adding anything, and also fired for changes that weren't approvals. It removes itself on the first launch of this version. - On iPad, all five tabs are reachable again: they move to a sidebar instead of being cut off.

Parent alerts, the home screen, and a reason for kids to come back. For parents - The Today screen leads straight to what's waiting for approval, without switching tabs. - The morning recap finally carries the chores: who does what today, in one line. - The Week tab shows how chores are split between kids. An imbalance builds up unseen; now it's on screen. - Approval alerts were rebuilt: a new request notifies once, a decided one disappears, and an unrelated change no longer replays the old ones. - A diagnostics screen in settings shows where the alert chain stops when nothing arrives. For kids - A chore approved by a parent is properly celebrated, instead of quietly turning green. - Streaks of perfect days are front and centre, with what's left to do tonight to keep one, and the next milestone within reach. - Poulpy reacts to the day on the home screen. - Kid screens got thicker and rounder. Fixed - The widget no longer leaves a child out on a busy day, and reads better. - Text colors that were unreadable in dark mode are fixed, and a child's color choice is finally announced by name to screen readers.

Two fixes reported by families. - Guardians get the "to approve" notification again when a child sends a chore in. On a device where the app had been reinstalled, Poulpy no longer recognized the parent: they were treated as a child, and every alert meant for them stayed silent — along with the icon badge and the widget refresh. The device puts itself right on the next launch. - The Today screen counts the day, not the week. The weekly total was shown there without being named: on an evening when everything was done, the card read "36 of 56 approved". The week's goal is still there, below, and now says so everywhere in the app.

The widget becomes the shortcut it should have been, and Poulpy now speaks English. New - The day now reads by chore: everything planned for today, in time order, with the name of whoever it falls to. Reading by kid is still one tap away. - A large widget size arrives: the whole family's day, grouped by child, without opening the app. - A guardian approves a chore with one tap from the widget, without waiting for the child to flag it. What matters is that it got done. - A child sends theirs for approval the same way. - The widget has been redrawn: a progress ring, each child's color and name, due times, and the app's own look. - Poulpy is now available in English. Fixed - Notifications for chores awaiting approval finally offer their buttons when several are pending. Before, from the second one on, you had to open the app. - A share link is no longer announced as ready before iCloud can open it. The wait is explained, and the app tells you not to regenerate the link. - The widget no longer leaves a child out on a busy day: everyone keeps their place in the list. - The app's colors are more legible where they are used as text.

Un widget, des enfants autonomes, et une invitation qui fonctionne enfin. Nouveautés - Un widget sur l'écran d'accueil et l'écran de verrouillage : les tâches du jour et ce qui attend votre validation, d'un coup d'oeil. - Un enfant peut désormais utiliser Poulpy depuis son propre appareil, y compris avec un compte Apple enfant : il envoie ses tâches à valider, vous décidez. - Il peut proposer une tâche à un autre enfant. Tant que vous n'avez pas approuvé l'échange, la tâche reste à son propriétaire d'origine. - Quitter la famille demande maintenant l'accord d'un tuteur. Corrections - L'invitation par lien fonctionne : le lien ouvre Poulpy directement au lieu d'une page iCloud, et rejoindre une famille aboutit. - Les notifications de tâche à valider, de validation et de refus arrivent au bon membre de la bonne famille. - Un enfant n'est plus bloqué dans une famille sans aucun moyen d'en sortir. - L'import d'une sauvegarde ne duplique plus les données. - Un membre sans profil enfant rattaché est signalé : sans ce lien, il ne voyait aucune tâche et ne recevait aucun rappel.

Corrections de bugs critiques. • Le lien d'invitation fonctionne à nouveau : les membres de la famille peuvent rejoindre en le touchant, et le lien s'ouvre directement dans Poulpy. • Les boutons Valider et Refuser des notifications sont de nouveau opérationnels. • Les rappels d'heure limite se mettent à jour quand le planning change depuis un autre appareil. • Les notifications de validation ne sont plus envoyées aux enfants. Nouveau : vous êtes prévenu dès que vos tâches sont validées ou refusées, avec le commentaire du tuteur.

Correction d'un problème qui empêchait les membres d'une famille de rejoindre via le lien d'invitation.