• Reminders now have buttons: Mark Done (Add 1 on a count habit) and Snooze 1 Hour, right on the lock screen or in Notification Center. • Reminders for a habit on specific days now arrive only on those days. • On iPhone and iPad, a check-in from a reminder or a widget can now sync in the background, so your other devices see it sooner. • On iPad, the sidebar keeps your place: moving between Today and Statistics no longer resets the day you picked or the habit you were looking at. • On Mac, Settings is now under Stride → Settings… (⌘,). The menu bar has New Habit, Sync Now, Export and Weekly Review, with keyboard shortcuts. If Stride’s notifications are allowed, the Dock icon shows how many habits are left today; you can turn this off in System Settings → Notifications → Stride. Restore from Backup now opens its file window, and Export saves the file where you choose. • Exporting a backup opens right away. • The Statistics heatmap now shows every day under its own weekday, and on iPad and Mac it fills its card.

Sync is rebuilt in this version, so save a backup first: Settings → Export as JSON. • Sync now sends only what changed since the last sync, so it is much faster on a long history. • Signing in to a different account on a device that holds another account’s habits now asks first what to do with them. You can export a backup, then start from that account’s data, or cancel and leave this device as it is. Habits from two accounts are no longer mixed. Habits that don’t belong to any account yet can also be uploaded to the account you sign in to. • If a habit is deleted on another device while you edit it offline, the deletion still wins, but your edits are kept in Settings → Recovered Edits, ready to export. • A backup made under another account now comes back as new copies instead of disappearing at the next sync, and a restored habit that another device had deleted can be brought back with Restore as New Copies in Settings. • When you need to sign in again, Today shows “Sign in again to keep syncing” instead of sync failing silently.

Backup and restore, a large widget, one-tap sign-in, and text that reads right in every language. • Export as JSON now saves a complete backup: every habit, group, schedule, target, note and check-in. On a device with no habits, Restore from Backup in Settings brings it all back, and Erase Local Data clears a device first if you need to. • A large Home Screen widget on iPhone and iPad (and extra large on iPad) lists up to eight habits, each one a tap to check off. Widgets also turn over to the new day at midnight on their own. • Tap the link in the sign-in email and Stride opens already signed in, with no code to copy. If your mail app opens the link as a web page instead, the code is still there to paste. • Turning on a reminder while creating or editing a habit now asks for notification permission first. On a new install, those reminders were never delivered. • Chart labels, the heatmap and Today now grow with larger text sizes and stay readable at the largest ones. • Text fixes: “1 day” and “1 check-in” instead of “1 days” and “1 check-ins”; the “weeks” label in Stats and the widget gallery are translated in every language; and choosing English in Stride’s language setting now applies everywhere. • Checking a habit again right after unchecking it works the first time. Before, it stayed unchecked until Stride was reopened.

A reliability release for anything you track across devices. • Sync keeps the newer edit. A device coming back online no longer overwrites a measurable habit you logged elsewhere, and edits made offline now reach your other devices. • Checking off a measurable habit from the widget, watch or Siri adds to the day instead of erasing it. • Best streak and completion rates now follow each habit’s schedule, so “Mon/Wed/Fri” and “3× a week” habits are scored the way you actually do them. • Reminders stop when you delete or archive a habit. • Reopening the app the next morning shows today, not yesterday, and the widget refreshes as soon as anything changes. • Purchases that can’t be verified now say so instead of failing quietly, and Pro unlocks right at launch. • The whole app is translated — onboarding, templates, the habit editor, Weekly Review and more no longer fall back to English.

Widgets are here. Earlier versions shipped without them by mistake — add Stride to your Home Screen or Lock Screen. This update also fixes cross-device sync, which wasn't saving your check-ins to the server or carrying deletions between devices, and corrects streaks for “Specific days” habits in time zones behind UTC.

Fixes a bug that stopped Stride from reporting crashes, so any problem you hit now reaches us and gets fixed faster. No changes to your habits or data.

Stride 1.2 brings the most-requested ways to track and understand your habits: • Flexible goals — track a habit a set number of times per week or on specific days, with a forgiving streak that doesn't punish a planned rest day. • Quantitative habits — count toward a target (glasses of water, pages read, minutes) instead of just done/not-done. • Habit Groups (Pro) — organize related habits into collapsible groups. • Advanced Analytics & Weekly Review (Pro) — 8-week trends, insights, and a weekly recap. • Stride Pro now offers a one-time Lifetime purchase alongside Monthly and Yearly. • Reliability and sync improvements under the hood. Thanks for building better habits with Stride!

What's New in v1.1: - Edit habits: change name, emoji, and color anytime - Drag to reorder your habits - Interactive widgets: check off habits right from your Home Screen - Per-habit reminders: set a unique reminder time for each habit - Add notes to your check-ins - Weekly review: see your progress and trends - iPad sidebar layout - Bug fixes and performance improvements