Small things that were getting in your way: - Short voice notes now get saved. A quick "buy milk" counts too. - New tasks are born with today's date on them, so they show up in your day right away. Don't want it today? One tap removes it. - Clary replies faster. - Fixed a bug where a repeating task seemed impossible to complete, plus stability improvements throughout.

This update is about trusting you more: - New Auto option in language settings: Clarity stops guessing and simply follows the language you speak, from transcription to Clary's replies. - If a payment fails, the app now tells you why and offers to try again. If you cancel it, it respects that and stays quiet. - Restore Purchases now tells you what actually happened, and subscribers see their real renewal date. - Stability improvements throughout.

Clary is steadier now, and gets out of your way faster: - If transcription in the cloud goes down, your iPhone turns what you already recorded into text, so your words are never lost. - The suggestions in an empty chat do the thing instead of talking about it: "Help me plan my day" builds your Top 3 right away. - "Spread them two per day" actually spreads them, day by day. - Asking for a task and its reminder in one sentence no longer creates the task twice. - Your daily nudge arrives around the hour you actually use Clarity, instead of a fixed time in the morning. - Starting is lighter: you can type your first task by hand, and one line is enough. - Clary answers in the language you wrote in.

Small fix: Clarity Pro is offered again at the right moment, once you have had a day with your list, and no longer interrupts you when you come back to check your day.

Clary got better at the small things that were getting in the way. - She now understands "put this in my backlog" and takes tasks off your calendar without losing them. - She answers in your language, whatever language you write in. - When something goes wrong she tells you what actually happened instead of a generic message, and your recording is kept so nothing you said is lost. - The walkthrough picks up where you left it instead of starting over. - Fewer interruptions while you are getting your day sorted.

Arreglos que se notan: - La racha diaria, las preferencias del calendario y los carteles no se guardaban en el telefono. Se escribian y se perdian en el acto. Ahora quedan. - Clary ya no responde con las manos vacias: si le contas algo que involucra trabajo, lo captura como tarea aunque se lo cuentes con bronca o con miedo, en vez de solo acompanarte. - Clary deja de usar el reloj del telefono para llevarte la contra sobre la hora que es donde estas. - Si le corregis algo ("no, en realidad..."), ahora lo toma como una correccion y no como mas contexto. - Si estas probando la app sin cuenta, te ofrece crearla apenas tenes algo propio que perder, y no solo al final del recorrido inicial.

Mas espacio en el plan gratis: el limite de por vida paso de 20 a 500, asi que si usas Clarity todos los dias ya no te choca a las pocas semanas. Arreglos: - Si le pedias a Clary la misma tarea para varios dias, decia "listo" y en realidad la descartaba en silencio. Ahora la crea de verdad. - Lo que marcabas como "ahora no" terminaba cayendo en el backlog. - Los cambios entre tu telefono y tus otros dispositivos aparecen en un segundo y no en medio minuto.

Your changes stay put. Completing a task, or moving one to another day, and then closing the app could quietly lose the change, and your phone and your Mac could drift apart. Both are fixed. Clary stopped saying she did something she did not do. Ask for the same task on several days and it now really lands on all of them, one per day. When something genuinely cannot be added, she says so instead of confirming. And the free plan got a lot roomier. The lifetime cap was low enough that the people who actually stick around were hitting it right when the habit forms. It is no longer in your way.

Talking to Clary has no daily cap any more. Voice was the one thing the free plan limited to three a day, which made no sense in an app you are supposed to talk to. Now voice and typing count the same, and the number is generous. Speaking also survives you leaving the app. If you started a voice note and switched to something else while it was uploading, iOS could quietly freeze it and you would come back to a spinner. That is fixed, on both ways of recording. And Clary stopped mishearing you. In some voice notes she was picking up the names of your own categories instead of your words. Gone. Under the hood, this version fixes something that had been silently forgetting things on your phone: streaks, cards you had dismissed, your calendar settings, and a few more. They stick now.

Voice that does not fail in silence. If the microphone cannot start, Clarity now tells you and retries once on its own, instead of doing nothing when you tap it. Chat that reaches the bottom. The last message no longer gets cut off behind the input box. Your daily streak now counts every task you complete, from the day view and the week view, not just from one screen.

Faster and more reliable AI processing under the hood, plus better language handling when you talk to Clary.

Talk for as long as you need. Long recordings used to cut off or disappear before Clary heard them, and that is fixed. Clary now answers in the language you wrote in, every time. Clary learns how you work, so it stops making the same mistake twice. Lists and notes stay what they are instead of turning into tasks you have to check off. The chat expands so you can read a whole conversation, and it keeps your history. Your calendar choices stick after you close the app. The example tasks from the walkthrough clean themselves up instead of sitting in your list.

Clarity is noticeably faster now, especially if you leave it open for a while or you have a lot of tasks. New: Settings > Calendar. Connect your calendar there, choose which ones show up in your day, and see at a glance whether it is actually working. Also: Clary always replies in the language you write in, understands you better when you correct something it just did, and the widget is finally easy to find and install.

Your Top-3 now lives on your home screen and your lock screen. You can see what you decided to do today without opening anything, and tapping it drops you straight into today. That sounds small, and it is the point. Most of what doesn't get done isn't a decision you changed your mind about. It's something you meant to do and simply stopped seeing. Your calendar can now sit inside your day too, read only. Events show up next to your tasks, you can make them shorter or taller, hide the ones you don't want to see, and mark the ones that already happened. Nothing is ever copied or changed in your calendar. Also in this version: asking Clary for a reminder no longer creates the task twice, lists and notes work the way they were meant to, and getting started is a lot less bumpy.

Clarity understands time now. Say "lunch at 12:30" and it stays a real time instead of a note, and the events already in your calendar show up right next to what you planned for that day. They sit where they belong, and your tasks stay free to move between them. Not everything you capture is a task, so now it doesn't have to be. Lists, notes and a "not now" shelf hold the things you want to keep without them piling up as work you are behind on. A wishlist can stay open for months without nagging you. All of them can carry reminders. Deleting is one swipe, and archiving is its own action. That matters more than it sounds: "I'm not doing this" used to get recorded as "I did this", which quietly inflated everyone's numbers. Your stats are honest now, and they can finally tell you what kind of things you tend to let go. When something has been sitting there for weeks, Clary can break it into the first small steps, so you don't have to invent the starting point every time you look at it. And when you keep rewriting the same task, Clarity notices and offers to bring it back on its own. Plus the reliability work from the last few weeks: your first brain dump saves properly, your Top-3 keeps up, and dragging a task lands exactly where you dropped it.

Clarity got faster and steadier. Your first brain dump now works reliably, Clary always answers in your language, and you get instant "got it, organizing" feedback the moment you send. Thanks for using Clarity!

Clary now reliably replies in your own language, and we've made the AI more dependable so your brain dumps always turn into clear tasks. Thanks for using Clarity!

This update fixes an issue that could stop Clary from replying, and makes the AI more reliable so your brain dumps always turn into tasks. Thanks for using Clarity.

Clary now answers your questions directly (not just captures), keeps every reminder promise honestly, always replies in your language, and automatically recovers your words if the connection drops mid-thought. Plus smoother onboarding and voice improvements.

Clary now plans your day. Say your to-dos and get them back as an ordered Top 3, with big tasks broken into clear steps so you know exactly where to start. Plus: more reliable capture (no more "done" when it isn't), and Clary replies in your language.

Clarity now captures everything you brain dump more reliably, so nothing slips through. We also added swipe to reply in chat, smoother Top 3 prioritization, and a range of stability improvements. Thanks for using Clarity!

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