A small change behind the scenes: we can now see all purchases in one place, so we can tell what's really working. Your habits and notes aren't part of it. They stay yours.

On iPhone Duo, open it like a book and KeepUp uses both halves: your habits on the left, the one you pick on the right with its full year, streaks and calendar. Tap another habit and it opens beside the list, no back and forth.

The cards you earn for your streaks are back where you can find them: open a habit's share sheet and they sit right next to the card styles, or see them all in Settings. KeepUp also fits iPhone Duo now, folded or open. Plus a few small fixes, including mood insights on the Hijri calendar.

If tapping to buy KeepUp Pro did nothing, the app now tries other ways to open Apple’s payment screen.

If you haven’t opened KeepUp for a while, it now reminds you about your habits: after 3 and 7 days, then once a month, three times at most. You can turn off Comeback Reminders in Settings. There are now three tabs: Habits, Insights and Settings. You can still share from each habit and from Insights. Also fixed: on some iPhones, the button to buy KeepUp Pro didn’t respond.

When a habit already has a reminder, the button now says “Add Extra Reminder” instead of “Add Reminder”.

Habits linked to Apple Health now catch up on the last seven days, even if you haven't opened the app for a few days. Completions that come from Health are no longer uploaded to iCloud. With Pro, you can share two more cards from Insights: your habit consistency and What KeepUp found. Also: • The 7-day card arrives on day seven now, not a day late. • Tapping a card in Share opens that card, not another one. • Your settings no longer change on their own.

KeepUp has a Share tab now: every card the app can make, in one place. Cards also turn up on their own. Seven days in a row on a habit, a month clean on something you're quitting, your first perfect day — each one becomes a card, and KeepUp tells you when you've earned it. Also: • Every card comes in two shapes — square for a post, tall for a story. • Cards you earn are kept, so you can share one whenever you feel like it.

With Pro, KeepUp now points out what it notices in your last 30 days: your strongest day, the habit that slips most, the day your streaks tend to break and how fast you get back on track. Insights also shows each habit's strongest weekday, your mood on days you do a habit compared with other days, and when you usually check in. Also: • Habits you're quitting show the day slips happen most. • When Apple Health completes a habit, you get one notification, not two.

KeepUp now speaks Arabic, and reads right to left where it should. The Apple Watch app kept saying "open KeepUp on your iPhone" and never loaded your habits. That's fixed — it shows them now. We also read every language line by line with a native speaker. A night greeting that was actually a goodbye, a day-one streak that read "1 days", a calendar legend with the wrong word on the wrong color. All sorted.

You can now track something you're quitting, not just something you're building. KeepUp counts how long you've been clean, and a bad day is only a day — you mark it, the count starts again, and your history stays. Note how many times it happened, or fix a past day from the calendar. KeepUp also speaks Russian now.

You can now look back at any month or year, not just the last 30 days. All your mood notes are in one list, newest first. Scrolling is smooth again, even with years of history. Also: • Hit a good streak and we'll offer you a card to share. • New habits now ask whether you want a reminder. • Days with a note are marked on the mood calendar.

Set a finish line Give a habit a duration — 7, 30 or 90 days, or dates of your own. When the run ends, KeepUp tells you and asks what's next: keep going, start again, or archive. Nothing disappears on its own. Pay once instead KeepUp Pro is now available as a one-time purchase, alongside the monthly and yearly plans. Smaller things • Undo after archiving or restoring a habit • Every new habit now offers to mark today done and add a reminder — not just your first • One step fewer when creating a habit: tap the icon to change it

Create a habit and mark today in one tap — your streak starts straight away, instead of waiting for tomorrow. New habits can now set a daily reminder, so the app brings you back on its own. Your streak stays visible all day. It used to read zero every morning until you'd completed today — it doesn't any more. Widgets are back on every supported iPhone. If KeepUp had disappeared from your widget gallery, it's there again. Completing a habit from a widget, from Siri or on Apple Watch now works right after midnight. Apple Health auto-complete works for everyone, not only Pro. Restore no longer reports a failure when you close the App Store sign-in sheet. Nothing had gone wrong — you simply cancelled. The evening reminder stays quiet once you've finished for the day. Archiving a habit frees up a slot again.

KeepUp now speaks 9 languages — Turkish, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, and Korean, alongside English. Change it anytime in Settings. A smoother first launch, with clearer information about what's free and what's part of KeepUp Pro before you decide. A few small fixes, including corrected Family Sharing behavior and clearer subscription pricing.

KeepUp 2.0 — our biggest update yet NEW - iCloud Sync: your habits, streaks and mood stay in sync across all your devices, automatically. - Mood Journal: check in with how you feel each day and spot patterns over time. - Insights: beautiful charts for your completion rate, weekly trends, strongest day and mood. - Share Cards: show off your streaks and progress with branded cards in one tap. - Widgets: track and complete habits right from your Home and Lock Screen. - Siri and Shortcuts: complete a habit hands-free. - Apple Health: auto-complete habits like steps or workouts from Health data. IMPROVED - A cleaner, more premium design throughout. - Smoother, faster heatmap and calendar. - Dark mode looks better than ever. - Plenty of polish and bug fixes. Thanks for keeping up with us! If KeepUp helps you, a quick review means a lot.

- Some bugs fixed.

- Some bugs fixed.

- Paywall updated.

- Minor improvements.