Setting up takes one screen fewer for every habit you pick, and you can sign out without a subscription. Setting up - You now set when you'll do each habit and how many days a week in one place. - During setup, the app asks to send you reminders when you set your weekly review, not before. - If your connection drops while you're picking your habits, you can try again right there. Your account - You can now sign out before you choose a plan. - Signing out now signs out this device only, not everywhere. - If you signed in with Apple before this update, deleting your account now shows you how to remove Arclify from your Apple ID. - Deleting your account doesn't cancel an Apple subscription. The app warns you before you delete and links you to your subscription. Built and updated by one person. More coming.

This update is about your first day, and how the app opens. Setting up - Setup now asks about a rep you already did today, before you choose a plan. Ticking it is optional. - Tick one and choose a plan the same day, and that rep goes on day 1. Choose on a later day and setup asks again. Opening the app - The app has a new launch screen. Built and updated by one person. More coming.

This update is about the early days of your streak. New - Reach three days in the app and a card marks it: Three days you showed up. - Reach seven in the app and another card: Seven days you showed up. - Some days, once a few habits are done in the app, a line notes your count so far. Fixed - The calendar's month arrows now say which way they go under VoiceOver. Built and updated by one person. More coming.

Behind-the-scenes fixes and improvements. Same 90 days, running a little cleaner.

Skip a weekly review and the home screen does not mark it. The review now reminds you on Saturday or Sunday, whichever you pick. Your weekly review - You pick the day and the time. The reminder arrives around then, with your week in it. It used to be Sunday morning for everyone. - Once it opens, your review stays open Saturday, Sunday and Monday. - While it is open, it has its own section on the home screen. The section leads with your week. No red dot. - When the review is done, the section goes quiet. - Every review ends on next week's targets and the date of the next review. - It may ask you to rate the app or send feedback. Never more than one request in a review, and never after a bad week. Setting up - You pick 3 to 5 habits, with a start target and a goal for each one. - Then, for each habit, you say when in the day you will do it, plus an anchor like after work or before bed. Each habit gets a reminder around that time. - Before you finish, you run the weekly review on a few situations, including one where The Weekly Ramp offers a lower target. You see what it offers after a bad week, before you ever have one. - If you already have an account, there is a link for it on the first screen. Your habits and targets are saved to your account before you are asked for money. New - Four Seasons, a year at a time, alongside Month to month and One Season. All three sit on one screen now. Built and updated by one person. More coming.

A fix release. Levels got most of it. Fixed - Your level could show as 0 with no name, and every finished task replayed a level-up. Gone. If your app was already stuck like that, it heals itself the next time the home screen loads. - When you beat a weekly target, The Weekly Ramp can now suggest raising it. It couldn't see the extra days before. - On the Season plan, the per-month figure now comes straight from Apple's formatter, so it always matches the price above it. New - A small buzz when you claim a badge, accept a squad invite, or finish a purchase. Faster - The focus timer's logo was shipping at full size and now loads at a fraction of that. The app itself is about 1.5MB smaller. Built and updated by one person. More coming.

A polish release. Improved - The interface is more consistent from screen to screen. Faster - Speed improvements across the app. Fixed - A batch of smaller bugs and rough edges behind the scenes. New App Store images as well, a clearer look at the season, The Weekly Ramp, and the proof calendar. Built and updated by one person. More coming.

A few weeks of work in one release. New - Reworked onboarding: a few short questions, a reflection built from your own answers. - Promo codes: have a code? Enter it in the app for a free 90-day season. - Push notifications are live: season-end reminders, plus daily reminders that rotate their wording so they don't repeat every day. Improved - The weekly review is now The Weekly Ramp, and copy across the whole app got a rewrite in plainer language. - Breaking a streak now shows a calm recap instead of a red warning. Every day you showed up stays on the calendar. - Your rank stays visible on the leaderboard even when you fall outside the top list. Faster - The home screen loads in one round trip, the celebration after completing a task is near-instant, and setup and app start are quicker. Fixed - Timezone correctness across season days, targets, and streaks. An iOS freeze. The focus timer running past midnight. Plus a long list of smaller fixes and backend hardening behind the scenes. Built and updated by one person. More coming.

This update adds widgets, a focus timer, and two new ways to see your season. Widgets. Today's tasks and your streak now sit on your home screen. Check a task off without opening the app. There are weekly habit widgets too. Focus timer. Tasks that need real work now have a built-in timer with pause, resume, and a quick time picker. Sit down and do the rep inside the app. Season Wrapped. Your end-of-season recap is now a swipeable, story-style walk through your highlights. Looking back. A new year-in-review pager turns a full year of reps into heatmaps, milestones, and a then-versus-now view. Pathway view. A cleaner chart of how your targets ramp across the season. Faster to start. Habit templates get you set up in seconds. New users get day-by-day tips that show up when each feature matters, instead of all at once. Squad fixes. The weekly claim window is now clear and upfront, and several payout and modal issues are fixed. Smarter notifications. Streak and subscription reminders project further ahead, so a nudge lands when it actually means something. New look. A Venom Green theme, a refreshed theme picker, a living glass navigation bar, and more haptic polish throughout. Under the hood. The app opens instantly from a cached snapshot and refreshes in the background. We also did a full pass on security, performance, and correctness.

Reward celebrations got a full rework. Completing a task, hitting a streak, or leveling up now plays out on your screen instead of behind a pop-up. Also fixed and added: Founding member badge for the June launch cohort Rejoin recap now shows your last season Corrected XP totals and per-task bonuses

Thank you for being part of Arclify. Your consistency builds this app as much as ours does, every Season logged, every weekly review, every Squad streak shapes what comes next. This update brings smoother flow handling for a cleaner experience, and refreshed App Store images that reflect where Arclify is today.

Big update. Squads are here. Form a squad of up to five, share a streak, take on squad challenges, and climb the squad leaderboard together. Create your own or join one with friends. A new light theme. If the darker themes weren't for you, there is now a soft, light option you can switch to in Settings. Edit your tasks during a season. Plans change, so you can now add or drop tasks mid-season instead of waiting for the next one. A redesigned reward system. The badge library has been rebuilt from the ground up, with a much wider set to unlock as you stay consistent. Better offline handling and a refreshed UI across the whole app. Also includes bug fixes and performance improvements.

Smoother onboarding to help you get started faster, and a new in-app feedback option so we can hear from you directly and keep improving Arclify.

Updated app icon and App Store visuals. Refreshed screenshot descriptions and app description for clarity. No changes to core app functionality in this release.