Hazlo 1.6.2 redesigns the widgets and moves Your plan to the profile menu. • Eight widgets, redesigned: Now, Today, Week, History and Routine (with Hazlo Pro), plus three new ones, Streak, Notes and Summary. They come in more sizes, on the Home Screen, the Lock Screen and StandBy, some in iOS 27's new extra large size, in color or in black and white. • In the widgets, + adds the habit's step, the same as on Today and the Apple Watch ("+1 glass"), and − takes the same off. • Streak tells you how far your next milestone is, Notes shows today's note and Summary your week: what you completed, your perfect days and your most consistent habits. • History draws months of a habit as a grid, with the initials of the months and days; in the larger sizes, tap a past day to open it in the app. • Widgets you had already placed keep working, with the new design. • Your plan is in the profile menu: from the third day, while an area you chose has no habit and you have room for another, it suggests one for it. • Text on a colored button reads better across the app: white on the color darkened just enough, or black on orange, yellow and mint. • At the largest text sizes, the amount sheet shows a long habit name whole and Complete on two lines, instead of cutting them. • A habit's page keeps telling you when a reminder doesn't fit in the 64 notifications iOS allows each app, however you set it.

Hazlo 1.6.1 brings three fixes. • A habit's name reads whole in the amount sheet: it wraps between words, as everywhere else in Hazlo, instead of shrinking and being cut at two lines. • When you turn on a reminder's switch on a habit's page and it no longer fits among the notifications iOS allows each app, the page tells you right then, since that reminder wouldn't ring. • No more reminder, three days after setting up Hazlo, about a plan that Today didn't show. The ones already waiting are withdrawn the first time you open this version.

Hazlo 1.6 comes to your Apple Watch. What's new • Hazlo on your Apple Watch. It opens on the habit that's up next, with its whole name and how far along you are, and one button logs it: Done, or + with the habit's step for an amount. A double tap presses it on the watches that have it, and the Digital Crown adds to an amount. • Today's list is one tap away, and each icon there logs its habit. When everything is done, the watch celebrates the day with your streak and what's up tomorrow. • Complications for your watch face and a card in the Smart Stack show what's next. With the watch locked or in Always On, no habit name is shown. • Your iPhone records everything you log on the watch, in the order you logged it, even if the watch goes a while without a connection to your iPhone. A habit Apple Health logs is marked on the watch when Health reaches its goal; its Health figures stay on your iPhone. The Apple Watch app needs watchOS 11 or later and Hazlo on your iPhone. Everything on the watch works without Pro.

Hazlo 1.5.3 speaks six more languages, lets you log a habit from its reminder and shows every habit's whole name in the widgets. What's new • Hazlo now speaks French, Polish, Swedish, Norwegian, Czech and Ukrainian, from Today to the widgets, Shortcuts and What's New. • A habit's reminder has a "Complete" button, so you can log it from the notification without opening Hazlo. A habit that counts an amount also gets "Add", which adds the same step as the + on Today. • Today shows each habit's next reminder: once a reminder's time has passed, the row shows the next one. • A habit's name is 30 characters at most, so it reads at a glance in the widgets. A name you already have is never shortened. • Two commitment levels instead of three: "Just trying" did the same as "Steady". If you had it, you are now on "Steady", and your new habits still start at three times a week. Also fixed • No widget cuts a habit's name anymore: a long name takes the lines it needs, on the Home Screen and on the Lock Screen. • With VoiceOver, Analytics no longer reads a day when nothing was due as "0 % completed", and routines say which period they are compared with.

Hazlo 1.5.2 makes every Analytics card measure the range you pick, lets new amount habits go past their goal and gives each screen a next step before your first habit. What's new • New amount habits can go past their goal: 50 pages read on a 30-page goal are logged as 50. Habits you already have keep their setting, and a habit's page suggests "Allow exceeding the goal" once its goal has held back what you logged on two different days in the last 30. • While you have no habits, Today, Habits, Analytics, the Matrix and the Heatmap keep their views, and each one offers to create your first habit. • The Heatmap's routine filter now looks like the category pills and stays fixed under them while the cards scroll. Also fixed • Every Analytics card measures the range you picked, from its header to Trend and your best streak. • The change next to your completion is measured against the previous period, and says which one. • Archiving a habit no longer erases its past from Analytics. • Going back to 3 months keeps all its cards. • Week against week appears in Week, and measures a habit you do a few times a week by its goal. • Logging an amount below the goal updates Today, Analytics and the widgets. • For a habit that doesn't allow exceeding its goal, logging stops at the goal wherever you log, as on Today. • Linking a habit to Apple Health puts its goal in the metric's unit: "8 glasses" linked to Water Intake becomes 2,000 mL, not 8 mL. • Going back from the Matrix, the Heatmap or Notes returns you to the tab you opened them from.

Hazlo 1.5.1 brings your notes together, lets you make reminders discreet and makes Analytics easier to read. What's new • The Notes screen, in the profile menu, gathers your notes and weekly reflections, sorted by week. Search and filter by habit. With Pro, create and edit notes, with or without a habit, and weekly reflections; reading, deleting and undoing deletion of existing writing stays free. • New installs have four free habits. Previous users keep five, and all existing habits and history stay available. • Rating Hazlo now uses the native App Store prompt; Apple decides when it appears. • A habit's page shows its notes month by month, with a search of its own. The weekly reflection opens one question at a time, with the week's numbers. • Discreet reminders: turn them on for a habit and its reminders say "Hazlo" instead of its name on your Lock Screen. • Settings › Notifications tells you when your reminders don't fit in the 64 notifications iOS allows, and a habit reminder for every day now uses one notification instead of seven. • Today and the Habits list sit on the sky in your theme's color, like Analytics. • In Analytics, each chart's header tells you what you tap, and you can slide your finger across Check-ins, Week against week and Trend. • Check-ins always shows the whole week, month or year, with bars only up to today. • A habit's year is now a GitHub-style grid, like a routine's last 12 weeks: equal squares, and a tap shows that day. • Widgets and the Complete Habit control hide habit names on a locked iPhone. • Settings › About shows a Support ID you can copy, in case you ever ask us to delete your data. • Backups now carry your theme, your light or dark choice and your commitment level, and restoring one schedules its reminders right away. Also fixed • Your own habits keep the icon and color you chose, without a photo assigned from their icon. • Routines count habits you do a few times a week the way Today does: no more 43% for a routine you keep. • The streak in Analytics › All is always current, Trend no longer reads 0% when nothing was due, and changing the week start updates Analytics right away. • Widgets keep your habits in your order and no longer risk running out of memory with years-long streaks. • Delete All Data keeps your theme and Hazlo Pro on your widgets. • VoiceOver reads the days of the Habits matrix as buttons. Your habits stay on your device. Once per install, RevenueCat receives Apple's ad attribution token, so we know which Apple Ads ad brought you, if any: never your habits, and no tracking across apps.

Hazlo 1.5.0 gives the whole app a new look. On iOS 26 and later it uses Liquid Glass; on iOS 18–25, every feature works in the system's familiar style. What's new • Today brings your completed habits and streak together. Routines have their own cards, and habit rows show reminders and what is left. Tap an icon to check in; hold a numeric habit to subtract, enter an exact amount or reset the day. • Routines now have covers and a gallery of four templates that shows what each one creates. Their pages open on today. • Analytics, Matrix and Heatmap have a new theme-colored backdrop. Browse your history by week, month, three months or year; see Year in Pixels on one screen and share it as a printable page. Free accounts can preview their own Pro charts. • Habits appear as cards, with photos when available. Open Matrix or Heatmap from Habits or your profile, and undo archiving with one tap. Your categories and their habits survive the update; create, edit or delete categories in Settings. • Habit details open on today. Add as many notes as you like to any day; they save as you type. The create and edit form keeps your changes. • Your week in Hazlo Pro brings together each week's numbers, reflection and daily notes. Its optional reminder opens the week on its last day; travel, a new week start and backup restore no longer move or erase reflections. • Your profile now holds your level, XP, streak and milestones. Celebrations no longer dim the screen or swallow taps; XP appears across the app, and badges have new names and looks, and the ones you earned stay yours. • Free-plan upgrade cards and Hazlo Pro have a new design. Pro fits on one screen, and an optional reminder can alert you two days before a trial ends. • A new app icon. On iPad, Hazlo works in windows of any size and orientation. Also fixed • Routine reminders now work for routines from templates, backups and earlier versions, and open the right routine. Habits made from templates are complete copies. • Habits done a few times per week or month are measured by period, so a perfect week no longer reads 43%. • Apple Health habits link only when data is available, use their Health goal throughout Hazlo and remain manually usable when Health sends nothing. • Streaks keep counting past a year; completions from widgets, Control Center and Health in the background earn XP. Your history stays on your device unless you export a backup yourself. Hazlo never syncs it.

Hazlo now speaks German and Portuguese — the whole app, not just the surface: Today, Habits, Routines, Analytics, onboarding, every widget and Lock Screen family, Shortcuts and Siri, badges, reminders and Settings. Also in 1.4.1: • The month calendar in a habit's detail no longer traps you a month behind. Stepping back from September to August used to leave it stuck; now it steps back and forward freely. • Streaks, heatmaps and every day-by-day statistic are now correct in countries whose clocks change at midnight — Chile, Cuba, Lebanon and Egypt among them. Measured over a full year, some days were being counted against the wrong date. • Fixed a crash loop on the "Stand Hours" Health habit. Linking a habit to Stand Hours with Apple Health access granted would send the app into a loop it could not recover from. • Today no longer shows a streak that no longer exists. Undo a tap you made by mistake and the streak goes with it. • Real words replaced internal identifiers wherever they leaked through — the area chips on Today, the badge categories, and the Apple Watch summary. • The Lock Screen Heatmap widget shows its proper name in the widget gallery and reads correctly under VoiceOver. • Apple Health settings now tell you honestly when a linked habit has not received data for a week, instead of showing a section that could never appear. • Shortcuts, Siri, Spotlight, Control Center and the widget configuration sheets are properly translated. Twenty-two labels were stuck in one language. Your habit and health data still never leaves your device.

What's new in 1.4: • Auto-complete habits from Apple Health — link Steps, Exercise, Mindful minutes, Sleep, Water and more, and Hazlo fills in your progress automatically. • New Lock Screen widgets — Weekly Progress, a 3-habit Heatmap, and a configurable habit widget you can tap to log. • Sleep now uses Apple's official Time Asleep instead of time in bed. • Refreshed Habits screen — filters and the large title glide behind the Liquid Glass bar, with a tidier toolbar. • Add several habits to a routine at once — select them all, then tap Add. • More reliable widgets — instant refresh after a tap, correct midnight rollover, and no more sample-data flash on the Lock Screen. Everything stays private: your habit and health data never leave your device.

This update fixes habit reminders: • Reminders no longer arrive twice. • Turning on a reminder now asks for notification permission, so your reminders actually reach you. • Reminders also show while the app is open.

Refined Liquid Glass design across Today and Habits. Profile button now follows you across every tab. New dedicated entry point for managing routines. Plus expanded icon catalog (120 SF symbols), restore archived habits from detail view, and a faster paywall.

A redesigned onboarding makes Hazlo feel personal from minute one. Your name now flows through Today, milestone celebrations, and the paywall. What's new: • 15-screen guided onboarding that adapts to you — name, areas, commitment level, first habit • Try Pro analytics free on the Week tab — all advanced charts unlocked for the current week • Edit your commitment level anytime from Settings → Personalization • Commitment levels now actually do something — "trying" adjusts default frequency and adds an extra streak freeze • Year in Pixels redesigned with bigger cells and full-width grid • Refined onboarding progress bar — thin Apple-style replaces the dots • Habit cards now have consistent heights across the grid Polish: • Pro purchase unlocks the app instantly — no need to relaunch • Empty greeting "Good afternoon, !" fixed when no display name is set • Heatmap on habit cards consistently shows 4 rows • Tap outside the Year in Pixels chart to dismiss the day tooltip Thanks for making Hazlo part of your routine.

Hazlo Pro is here — unlock advanced analytics, habit matrix, routines, weekly reflections, milestone sharing, Live Activities, and more. Try it free for 7 days. Polish & fixes: • Fixed: Home Screen, Lock Screen, and Control Center widgets now appear in the widget gallery • Theme changes now propagate instantly across widgets and Live Activities • Paywall redesign with clearer plan selection and pricing • Habit goal edits no longer silently revert • Keyboard dismissal improved across all text inputs • Manage Subscription + Restore Purchases accessible from Settings • Unified privacy policy link across in-app and App Store listing Thanks for making Hazlo part of your routine.