What's new in 1.9 • Widgets and watch complications now follow the app's language setting instead of the device language. • Fixed a case where a dashboard could stay stuck on "Couldn't load" with no way to switch back to a working range. • The Vibe widget now keeps its last known figures when a range fails to refresh, instead of dropping to zero. • Network problems now say what actually went wrong — offline or timed out — instead of a technical message.

What's new in 1.8 • Settings now has an About section showing the app version and build number. • For users in mainland China, the App's ICP filing number is displayed there as required.

What's new in 1.7 • Apple Watch can now ask your iPhone for a sync on its own, so the watch recovers by itself when a background update doesn't arrive. • Refresh moved to the watch's top bar, and the corner complications now lay their text out along the bezel the way watchOS expects. • Your filters are remembered — the time range, machine and agent you picked are still there the next time you open the app. • Settings no longer picks up pull-to-refresh from the screen behind it. • Project and model rankings now share one bar width, so the bars compare truthfully.

What's new in 1.6 • Apple Watch now refreshes its own data directly, so your complications stay fresh even when your iPhone isn't nearby. • You stay signed in more reliably — your session refreshes automatically instead of dropping you back at the login screen. • VoiceOver now describes the charts and the activity heatmap, and the dashboards scale with larger text sizes. • Loading is smoother with placeholder skeletons, and the filter controls now stretch to fill the width.

What's new in 1.5 • Pick any time range on the Time and Vibe tabs — Today, This week, Last month, Year to date, or a fully custom date range, just like the web dashboard. • Filter the Vibe dashboard by AI agent (Claude Code, Codex, …) and by machine to see exactly where your tokens go. • The cost timeline now rolls long ranges up into weekly or monthly bars, so all-time charts stay readable.

What's new in 1.4 • Real brand marks on the Top models card — Anthropic, OpenAI, Gemini, Mistral, DeepSeek, xAI, Meta, Qwen. • Rhythm heatmap cells are now square, so the calendar reads as a proper grid. • Stats widget adds three curated presets — Today focus, AI pulse, Streak digest — alongside the custom slot picker. • Apple Watch app and complications sync more reliably after a fresh pairing or watch app install. • Changing the in-app language now offers a one-tap restart, and widgets and the watch follow the same locale.

What's new in 1.3 • Apple Watch SE supported — the watch app now installs on watchOS 10. • Mac (Catalyst) gains a native integrated title bar — the sidebar runs full-height with the traffic lights inside. • All three dashboards refined across 10 languages — softer charts and more breathing room around axis labels. • Today shows an AI assist summary; Time gains a weekday pattern card. • Vibe expanded with a cost timeline, rhythm heatmap, and top models / projects leaderboards.

What's new in 1.2 • All three dashboards refined across 10 languages — softer charts and more breathing room around axis labels. • Today now shows an AI assist summary; Time gains a weekday pattern card. • Vibe expanded with a cost timeline, rhythm heatmap, and top models / projects leaderboards.

New in 1.1 • Apple Watch app with complications — today's coding time right on your wrist • Codetime now runs natively on Mac • New in-app Settings • Slimmer, cleaner Today widget • Delete your account directly from the app • Stability and polish improvements