Missed a routine? It is not final any more. My day now says "1 routine to catch up" when a routine was missed. Mark it done late and keep your streak, excuse it with a reason, or let it be a miss. The window lasts one more cycle, and Settings > My day turns it off if you want a miss to be final. Insights now says how many cycles you kept, how many were late or excused, and your on-time rate. Pro adds the routine that slips most, the average delay, and what got in the way, with a way into Obstacles to work out why. Excuses replace streak freezes: one a month free, three with Pro.

Plan now keeps a routine findable on its days off. A routine that is not due today waits under Not today, with its schedule and next day, so you can still open and edit it. Paused routines have their own section and show only Resume. Settings links now open krectsolutions.com, and feedback goes to support@krectsolutions.com.

A new Done list, and fixes that make your history accurate. • Done: everything you have finished, grouped by day. Open it from the foot of Plan or from Review yesterday, and touch and hold any item to Do again. • Items with steps fill in like a small pie as you tick them, and show a tick when every step is done. • Plan shows how many days each item has been waiting. • The morning reminder no longer lists routines you have already ticked. • Review yesterday now shows only yesterday. A finished task used to be counted again on every later day, which also inflated Insights. Your numbers are now accurate, so some may be lower than before. • Goals in flight, in Insights, no longer lists finished tasks or things waiting in Plan, and now notices a goal left half-done. • Obstacles: a fix with no steps asks whether it worked once you tick it. Suggestions only cover what is on your pages, and a problem about a routine or goal you have deleted now says so.

Try Mastery Pro free for 14 days — automatically, no payment details. • Every new install gets full Pro for two weeks: every theme, longer Insights, written coach plans, every focus length, and routines and notebooks without limit. • After the trial, free keeps 3 active routines, 2 notebooks, the whole of Obstacles, unlimited 25-minute focus sessions, and your last 7 days of Insights in full. Nothing you made is ever locked away. • Backup export is free on every plan now, not just import.

Mastery works where you already are. • A My day widget. Add it to your Home Screen or Lock Screen to see what is next and tick it off without opening the app. Free. • Ask Siri, or add a Shortcut: "Complete [item]", "Start focus", "Open My day". • A Start Focus control for Control Center, the Lock Screen and the Action button. • Pause, Resume and Done right on the focus Live Activity.

- few bug fixes and performance improvements - Under-the-hood preparation for upcoming features.

Small things that make routines easier to keep. • Smarter suggestions for routines. Turn on Routine and Suggest steps now drafts one session: at most three steps, and none at all when it is a single action, since a routine keeps its streak only when every step is done. No more setup chores like "Buy a gym membership". • Reminders, not reminder steps. Suggestions never put "Set a reminder" in your steps any more. If one would have, Mastery offers to turn on Remind me instead. • Add all. When Review yesterday, or last week, shows several things left undone, one tap brings them all back. • Settings from every tab. The gear is now on Plan, Notes and Obstacles too, so Settings and Help are always one tap away.

Routines that fit your life. • Choose the days. Make a routine for Monday, Wednesday and Friday, or just Saturdays. It shows on My day only on those days, and a day off never breaks its streak. • A few times a week. "Run 3 times a week" shows on My day with "1 of 3 this week" until you reach your number. The streak counts the weeks you hit it, and a skipped day never breaks it. • Remind me. Set a reminder on any routine or task at the time you choose. It stays quiet once you have ticked it, and Start focus opens the timer straight from the notification. • Reminders that know your day. The morning one names the routines due today. The evening one tells you which streak is at stake while routines are still open, then becomes your check-in, and stays quiet once you have done both. • Change a routine's days or count any time from its Schedule. Pausing keeps them. • Streaks show from the first day and no longer disappear overnight. • Streak freezes are shared across your devices, and history no longer counts twice when you use Mastery on more than one. • Help has a new guide to choosing when a routine repeats. • several bugs fixes

Mastery is now built around routines and the discipline to keep them. • Routines first. Turn on Routine as you add anything; plan it for a day, week, month or year and that is how often it repeats. Each routine keeps a streak that grows the moment you tick it, and My day tells you which streak is at stake today. • Pause a routine and resume it later, at the same pace and with its streak. Mastery asks before anything would change one. • Your day, week, month and year. Plan things onto My day, My week, My month or My year and switch with one tap. Each page splits Routines from Tasks (Goals on the longer pages) and keeps what you finished at the end of each list, ticked. • Plan replaces Goals: what you have written down and not planned yet. Plan each one for today, a week, a month or a year, or make it a routine. Unfinished things move to Later at the end of their day, week, month or year, so every day starts clean. • Obstacles replaces Solve: when something keeps stalling, work out why and test a fix. • Focus opens on its own from any routine or task, keeps running when you close it, and asks whether you are done when time is up. • Tap anything on Today to open it: rename it, add steps, or change its schedule. • Review yesterday, last week, last month or last year, and bring back anything left undone. • Insights now counts every routine and task you tick, with or without steps. • Four themes for the whole app, each with a dark mode. Calm Slate is free; Warm Linen, Sage Garden and Bold Editorial come with Pro, and you can try them on first. • Plainer words throughout: focus session, evening check-in, Later. • A new icon and launch screen.

Mastery is the goals-and-steps app it always was — now built around the whole loop: plan a day, work it in focus sprints, work out why something stalls instead of just rewriting it, and review what actually happened. This is the largest update since the app was only goals and steps. • Four ranges, one ladder. Every goal sits in Today, This Week, This Month or This Year, and Roadmap holds all four at once. Nothing expires and nothing turns red — a goal still open just says how long it has waited. • Focus sprints that keep going. Tap any step to start one; the countdown carries on over your Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island, so you can put the phone face down. • Solve: a place to think, not just a list. When a goal stalls, name the problem, list the causes you suspect, commit to one, turn it into a goal, then come back and record whether it worked. Both answers close the loop — this is the app's actual differentiator, not another to-do list. • Suggestions, written honestly. Write a goal however you think it — "gym 3x a week from Monday" drafts the steps and sets the range from the words you used. Solve suggests what to check when you're stuck on a cause, then what might address the one you commit to. Notes offer the notebook they belong in. Every suggestion is a row you tap to keep, never something filled in for you — and a device without Apple Intelligence gets an honest, editable starter template instead, clearly labelled, that never spends your monthly allowance. • An evening ritual, and a real review. Today asks three short questions each evening, under a minute. Insights turns a week of those nights into what a single day never shows: which days you turn up, whether the plans you set are the plans you keep, and where your rate is heading — sentences, not charts to interpret. • Notes, not an inbox. Dated entries in notebooks you name, searchable across all of them. No unread state, no red badge — a note you never revisit has still done its job. • Routines that repeat honestly. Mark a goal as a routine and it returns each cycle with its steps cleared. A cycle you never opened the app for counts as no record, not a failure. • Reminders, on by default. A morning nudge to plan the day and an evening one to close it — because a reminder you never see is a habit that never forms. Turn either off in Settings any time; nothing else changes if you do. • Private, and syncing properly. Goals, problems, notes, notebooks and reflections all live in your own private iCloud database and sync across your devices. No account, and no server of ours ever sees what you write. • Everything else. Full VoiceOver and Dynamic Type support, quick capture from any tab, backup export and import, and a searchable guide in Settings. Settings › How Mastery works has the full breakdown of every suggestion and where each one is written.

- improved performance and functionality - made significant improvements to UI - introduced more statistics for each category yet simple - many bugs fixes

- Base functionality of the app reinvented. - UI renewed which gives new look and feel - Lots of bugs fixes and performance improvements done for free.

- Improved UI and user experience - Renewed app flow - Introduced new goals category - Fixed numerous bugs

- new look and feel - bugs fixes and lots of improvements

This version contains various fixes and performance improvements.