One thing a day, on your Lock Screen. Tell Sundae what you're working toward and roughly how you'd get there. From then on it puts a single step on your Lock Screen each day — tap it and you're already focusing. • Never a list. One step a day, and that's the whole ask • Skip a day and it simply moves to the next step. Nothing is ever overdue • Progress only moves forward — there's no way to fall behind • Finished a session? Sundae asks once whether that step is done. "Not yet" costs you nothing • Your first main quest is free Pebble is still not judging you. Ever.

Sundae now lives on your Lock Screen. Add the Sundae widget to your Lock Screen and one tap starts a focus session — no unlocking, no hunting for the app. It comes in all three Lock Screen sizes, and StandBy picks it up automatically.

A jack-o'-lantern joins the shelf for Halloween. Light it and work by its glow. The candle inside burns down as your session runs, and when the light goes out you are done — a dark pumpkin, a wisp of smoke, and a moon that stays put. Here from October 17 to November 2. Part of Sundae Full, at no extra charge.

Sundae is now built for more eyes and more ears. • Reduce Motion: the flicker, drift and sway now hold still, while the melt itself keeps going — you never lose the one thing that tells you the time. • VoiceOver: the scene now says what it is and how far along it is, the countdown is spoken properly, and locked scenes say they're locked before you tap. • Larger text: every label scales with your text size, all the way up. • The app itself now speaks French, German, Spanish, Portuguese and Italian.

Thanks for melting time with us! This update: - Sharper Lock Screen art: the train, sailboat, balloon and snail badges now zoom in on their little heroes - Better battery life during long sessions - Sundae now gently asks for a rating after your third finished session (once per update) - A short preview so friends can see what "time you can see" means