A checklist for each course. Add the things you need to finish — a problem set, a chapter to re-read, an essay draft — with a due date if it has one. Unfinished work sits at the top, soonest first, and ticking something off takes one tap. If you don't want it, you won't see it: a course with no assignments shows a single quiet line. A home-screen widget. Today's study time, with the exam you're counting down to underneath. Two sizes. Add it the usual way: press and hold the home screen, tap the plus, and search for Studiary. Thank you to the reviewer who asked for both.

Studiary now runs properly on iPad. The whole app was built for a phone, which meant that on an iPad you were looking at a phone app stretched across a much bigger screen. Every screen now lays itself out for the display it is actually on, in portrait or landscape. Thank you to the reviewer who asked. More than one exam per course. Add as many dates as a course needs — a quiz, a midterm, a final — give each one a name if you like, and the countdown shows whichever is closest. If your exams land close together you no longer have to keep editing a single date. Everything you had already entered carries over. Nothing to set up.

Studiary 1.1 is built almost entirely from one student's feedback. Your timer on the Lock Screen. Start a session and Studiary shows the course, the colour and the countdown on your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you can check the time without unlocking and losing your place. Sessions no longer start themselves. When a pomodoro or a break ends, Studiary waits for you. Finish the thought you are in the middle of, then tap to begin the break - nothing runs without you meaning it to. An alarm you can actually hear. The end of a phase now plays a chime and buzzes the phone, and the chime is heard even with the ringer switched off, which is where a phone on a study desk usually is. Pomodoro lengths that fit you. Three presets on the Timer screen - 25/5, 50/10 and 15/3 - or set your own work, break and long-break minutes in Settings. Pick your own course colours. A colour wheel, so a course can be the exact shade you think of it as instead of the nearest one on offer. An archive for finished courses. Put a course away when the term ends and keep every hour you logged in it. Restore it any time. Fixed: on "Add time you forgot", the number pad could cover the Add button with no way to dismiss it. It now has a Done bar, and the sheet scrolls.