The Rhythms Pro sheet and the date and time pickers now have a solid background. They used to be see-through, so the page behind them showed through and ran into their text.

Completion history no longer has to grow forever. Settings › Completion history now lets you cap it: keep a year, 180 days, three months or one month, or keep the last 100, 50 or 30 completions of each task. Counted per task rather than across the whole log, so a daily chore can never push a yearly one's history out. Nothing happens unless you ask for it. Keeping everything stays the default, and choosing a narrower rule tells you exactly how many records it would delete and waits for you to agree — there is no undo, so the number comes first. After that the old end of the log is swept once each time the app starts.

Tap a task and it now opens a page of its own. Every completion it has ever recorded, in order: the date, how long the gap was, whether it landed on time, and a note you can attach to any of them. Above the timeline sits its average pace against the rhythm you set, along with its fastest and slowest run. Also new: • Completion notes — tick something off with a line about what you used or what you noticed, waiting for you the next time it comes round. • Start a new task from a preset: bed sheets, AC filter, water filter, nail trimming, plant feed and more. Everything a preset fills in is still yours to change before you save. • Sort Today by urgency, by what you have not touched in ages, by category, or by name. • Choose what each card leads with — the time left before it is due, or how long since it was last done. • A new colour palette throughout, and gradient backdrops on the full-screen pages. Settings can repaint the categories you never picked a colour for; anything you chose yourself is left alone. • iCloud sync now timestamps each completion, so an edit made on one device is no longer overwritten by an older copy on another.

Rhythms now speaks Traditional Chinese, and follows whatever language your device is set to. Also new: a Settings option for how the countdown fills — each card against its own cycle, or every card against the same scale so its length shows how soon it is due; choose how far ahead Today looks; a confirmation step before a task is deleted; and countdowns that carry on into months and years.

Rhythms now speaks Traditional Chinese, and follows whatever language your device is set to. Also new: choose how far ahead Today looks, a confirmation step before a task is deleted, and countdowns that carry on into months and years.