Runlow just got a big, personal update. MAKE IT YOURS Give every account its own name, colour and icon. Tap an account right on the dashboard to rename it, recolour it with a full colour wheel, or drag it into the order you want - no trip to Settings. You can even choose your default account colour: blue, gray or white. SYNCED ON EVERY DEVICE Your names, colours and icons now follow you across iPhone, iPad, Mac and Apple Vision Pro with iCloud. Set them once, and they are waiting on every device. ARRANGE EVERYTHING A new Reorder mode lets you drag meters and whole accounts into exactly the order you want, then tap Group to line them back up by account anytime. CLEANER HISTORY Your usage history is sharper and easier to read, and anything you have hidden stays hidden - so you only ever see the meters that matter to you. SMOOTH AND SOLID Runlow now runs faster, lighter and rock solid - quietly keeping every limit in view, every single day. I am an independent developer and I read every review. If Runlow is helping you, a quick rating genuinely makes my day - thank you.

Fixes a bug in 1.5 where switching a meter off under Focus > Also show on Lock Screen also removed it from the Main focus list, so options like Session (5 hr) could disappear from the choices. Every meter is listed again, and picking one that was switched off now simply switches it back on. The Focus menu also lists your accounts in the same order as the dashboard, so Account 1's meters come first. Sorry to anyone this caught out.

Widgets, rebuilt. The widgets now look like the Live Activity — the same meters, the same colours, the same countdowns — instead of a stripped-back version of it. WHAT'S NEW • Every size: small, medium, large and extra large on the Home Screen, plus Lock Screen circular, inline and rectangular. • Editable in place. Long-press a widget and tap Edit Widget to choose exactly which services it shows, which one is the main focus, and whether the footer appears — no need to open the app. • The tiny Lock Screen widgets can now show a percentage, and that percentage follows the focus you set, so it always matches the limit you actually care about. • The Focus button now has a clear "Main focus" heading, and the menu stays open while you switch between options instead of closing after every tap. Also fixed: the options in the Focus menu no longer shift around as you select them.

The feedback form now asks which device the issue is on and whether you are running a beta OS, so bug reports reach the developer with the details that matter. New App Store screenshots showing the history graph, plus small fixes to how unreleased meters are kept out of the settings lists.

The biggest Runlow update yet. SETTINGS, REORGANISED Six tidy categories instead of one long list, or flip a switch for the classic all in one view. A live status report at the top shows outages for every service you track, with a detail page and a link to each official status page. YOUR LOCK SCREEN, YOUR WAY New Live Activity layout options: show a bar on every meter, make the focus row larger or keep every row equal, and pick bigger or smaller text. The Live Activity now remembers being on, even after an update or restart. KNOW WHAT YOU SPEND Log payments for each AI service in History. Monthly subscriptions log themselves, even from a start date before you had the app. Payments appear on the usage graph, and everything exports as a CSV, handy for expenses and invoicing. FOCUSED HISTORY Tap any meter on the dashboard, or any tile in landscape, to open a history view for just that meter. Plus a What's New tour, smarter handling of unreleased provider meters, and dozens of smaller fixes and refinements.

A fix for a clipped Lock Screen, and a big reliability update underneath. • Fixed the Live Activity being cut off on the Lock Screen. If you use larger text sizes, or track a lot of meters, the panel could overflow and rows would be sliced or overlap. It now stays within bounds whatever your text size. • The Lock Screen panel is cleaner: one progress bar on the meter you're focused on, everything else as a clear line with its reset countdown and a colour-coded percentage. With only a couple of meters it now uses a roomier layout. • Signing in is more reliable, and when something does go wrong you get a useful explanation instead of a dead end. Being signed out and having a saved key the app can't read are different problems, and they now say so. • Runlow notices when a second copy of the app is installed and quietly competing for your sign-in — which could make sign-ins and resets appear not to stick — and tells you which copy to keep. • New: sync your sign-in across your devices with iCloud, so you only paste your key once. It's off unless you turn it on in Settings. • New: occasional short notices about known issues, so you're not left guessing when something is already being fixed. You can turn them off in Settings. • Pasting your session key is now far more forgiving: Runlow automatically cleans up extra spaces, quotes, or a copied "sessionKey=" prefix, spots common mix-ups (like an API key, or only part of the value) and tells you exactly what to fix — and there's a one-tap Paste button. • The feedback form now asks specific questions and lets you say exactly which screen a problem is on, so bugs get fixed faster.

• History — a new page charting every meter over time, with filters, per-meter show/hide and a scrubber • Runlow for Apple Watch — your meters on your wrist, plus watch-face complications • Refreshed App Store screenshots and quality-of-life fixes

• History — a new page charting every meter over time, with filters, per-meter show/hide and a scrubber • Runlow for Apple Watch — your meters on your wrist, plus watch-face complications • Quality-of-life fixes

Focus is now its own button. The meter picker used to be a pair of bare chevrons floating in the Live Activity bar with no label, and it showed nothing at all if the meter you'd chosen wasn't on screen. It's now a clearly marked Focus button that always shows what's featured. Hiding a service now actually hides it everywhere. Switch off an account or provider and it disappears from every list in Settings, instead of still turning up under show/hide bars, the Live Activity meters and the reorder controls. Background refresh now updates every connected account. It was only ever refreshing your primary Claude account, which meant a background update could replace a complete snapshot with a partial one. It also re-arms itself whenever you open the app, so a refresh dropped by Low Power Mode or a restart no longer stops it for good. And Runlow is now on the Mac, in the menu bar — same app, same purchase.