Fixes for Live Activities and the extra large widgets: - Dynamic Island: text in the corners of the expanded view no longer gets clipped by the Island's rounded corners. - Dynamic Island: the Generic template's minimal view now shows a progress ring around the icon, like the Progress template. - Apple Watch Smart Stack: a ticking timer in a Monitor activity no longer sits behind a gap of empty space.

Moved to a new iPhone? Your Aivi widgets come along with your Home Screen, but the new phone isn't subscribed to them, so they quietly stop updating while still showing the last data they had. Aivi now spots widgets that arrived from another phone, says so on the widget itself, and lets you set them up on this phone with a single tap. While fixing that, we found that the largest widget size on iOS 27 was unintentionally broken and showed nothing at all. Every template now has a dedicated layout for the near-fullscreen portrait size, and puts the extra room to work: - Budget becomes a ledger: your total on top, every category with its bar and what's left. - Energy draws the flow between your sources (solar, wind, a generator, whatever feeds your home), the grid, your home, and the battery, with a ring around your home showing where its power comes from right now. - Trend shows the low, high, average, and change under a taller chart. - Prices adds the cheapest window ahead, the priciest hour, and when the next low starts. - Lists and battery widgets fit all eight rows. Resize any widget to the largest size to try it. Enjoy!

Live Activities now look right in the compact Dynamic Island. - When the Dynamic Island shows more than one Live Activity, each one now fits its narrow slot cleanly. Icons and values are sized to the space instead of being clipped or crowded. - Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets match the system's default look for a tighter, more native fit. - Tapping a widget link now opens straight to the Widgets tab. - Visual polish and reliability fixes throughout.

Live Activities end. Widgets stay. Aivi 2.0 adds persistent widgets - tiles for your Lock Screen, Home Screen, watch face, and StandBy that keep score long after the activity is done. Same API, one request, different noun. WIDGETS - Ten templates: progress, gauge, trend, battery, countdown, list, electricity prices, energy flow, budget, and status - Widget Board: several of your widgets together in one grid - Tinted appearance that matches your Home Screen, plus StandBy support for the nightstand APPLE WATCH - Browse your widgets in the watch app and add them as complications - corner, circular, rectangular, and inline - Smart Stack: time-critical widgets (a countdown near its target, prices near a peak) rise to the top on their own - Tap a complication to jump straight to that widget SHARING - Widgets share like activities: send a link, and their devices stay in lockstep with yours. Subscribers never pay Widgets require iOS 26. Live Activities keep working from iOS 18 — nothing changes if you stay on activities.

- New: Long-running activities. For activities that last many hours, like 3D prints, you can now turn on "Long-running activity" and the Live Activity refreshes itself periodically so it keeps showing up on your Lock Screen. - New: Activity priority. Set an activity to High, Normal, or Low to control how your Live Activities are ordered on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island.

- New: Color your activity icons – pick rendering mode (hierarchical, palette, multicolor), up to 3 palette colors, and flat or gradient fill.

- New: Progress template – a flexible new template with segmented bars, customizable slots, and two display modes (split and layered). Replaces Generic as the recommended way to show progress. - New: Tap action URL – Live Activities can now open a URL when tapped. Deep-link into another app or open a webpage directly from the lock screen. - New: View a history of your activities and when they happened. - New: Activity list now shows each activity's configured icon. - Fixed: The duration selector now shows the correct time when editing an existing activity.

- New: Added a dismissal delay setting for activities, letting you choose how long a Live Activity stays on screen after completion. - Fixed: Resolved a crash triggered by using the "time until" filter with an end time in the past.

Fixed an issue where the app would crash when a monitor activity used the "time until" filter with an end time in the past.

- New "monitor" template: A versatile two-column layout featuring six configurable data slots – perfect for tracking multiple sensors or stats at a glance. - Editable activities: You can now modify existing activities on the fly without having to recreate them from scratch.

- Live activities now use Apple's Liquid Glass on iOS 26+ - Optimized the expanded Dynamic Island layout to better utilize available space - Added a search function to the activity list for those of you with many activities - A slight facelift across the entire app

Improving how the remaining time is displayed in the live activities.