Bug Fixes

After this update, you may need to delete and reinstall the widget. You can create multiple mandalarts with different styles at the same time. In addition to the theme color, you can set the desired color for each section. You can record actions taken for all created mandalarts. Added a screen to easily check weekly and monthly records.

The mandalart stored in History is also made available to change the theme.

There are two updates. 1. Made it possible to change the color of the mandalart. You can set it by pressing the change button in the theme setting section at the bottom of the setting screen. 2. We made it possible to use a widget that expresses mandalart. Widgets come in small and large sizes. Large shows the mandalart as it is, and small shows only the core and detailed goals. Since mandalart is expressed in the widget, the data to be displayed in the widget is updated when the screen where the mandalart is visible disappears from the app. If what is displayed on the widget is unnatural, it can be solved by running the app, making the mandalart visible on the screen, and then closing the app. (This does not mean to force close the app. Just close the app as usual.) When you first install the widget, nothing may appear on the screen, but you can do as described above. If you press and hold the widget, there is a widget editing button. If you touch the button, you can change the text size of the mandalart displayed on the widget.

Updated to change the font size in the settings screen. I set the default font size to the value set on the iPhone. So, for iPad users, the font size of the text set in Mandalart may be small. You can adjust the font size on the settings screen. If you press the yellow button on the mandalart saved in History, the mandalart is saved as an image file in the album. The font size of the saved mandalart text can also be adjusted separately in the settings screen.

The calendar has been updated to record future dates as well.

Updated to show the existing content in the input window when changing the content of Mandalart.

In iPad landscape mode, there was a problem that the text input part was covered by the virtual keyboard when entering text in title and note on the History screen. This is an update that fixes that problem.

We made it possible to choose a font from the settings screen. The selected font is applied to all pages. When the core goal changes, the existing mandalart is deleted and a new one is created. There was a user's opinion that it would be better to save the existing mandalart separately, so we created a screen called History so that the currently set mandalart can be saved.

The screen of this app is arranged to fit the portrait mode by default. In the case of the Mandalart screen and the Calendar screen, when using the iPad in landscape mode, space utilization was not appropriate, so we provided a layout suitable for landscape mode. When the iPad changes from portrait to landscape, it detects the change and allows the screen to change to landscape mode. However, I found that there was a problem with this method. Now, I made a switch button to activate the iPad landscape mode on the Settings screen. If the device is an iPad, only users who use it in landscape mode need to activate the switch button.

The checklist that appears when you click the Edit button has also been updated so that it can be seen separated by specific goals. A frame that stores data is called an Entity. Prior to this update, data was stored as an Entity named Item . Item stored a set of checked items and a set of unchecked items. specific goals are not saved. So, when I clicked the Edit button, I couldn't make it look separated by detailed goals. In this update, we created an Entity named NewItem. Now, if you press the Save button on the Daily Check screen, it is saved as NewItem not Item, and detailed goals are also saved. However, since the records saved before the update are saved as Item, they cannot be viewed separately on the Edit screen by detailed goals even after the update.

When first recording, the items on the checklist were displayed by category.

Slightly modified text and text placement on pages that describe how to use the app.

Fixed the layout of the calendar screen for iPad landscape mode. It is recommended to keep the portrait mode when using the iPhone.

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