• Interface improvements. • The assistant hears you more reliably, and you can now answer its questions.

Add Task for Shortcuts. A new action takes any text and files it in Pith without opening the app. Dates, #projects and !1–!4 priorities are read the way quick add reads them — "Call Anna tomorrow 15:00 #Work !2" — and the task is there the next time you open Pith. Find it in the Shortcuts app under Pith. Free on every plan, iOS 18 and later. Smoother and lighter: long Completed lists scroll without stutter, and animations pause on screens you are not looking at.

AI Planner for Ultra. Open it from the Now tab and get your day planned: a time block for each task, with the reason it goes there, on an hour-by-hour timeline. Accept it in one tap, or re-plan. Day view in Calendar. Your tasks on the clock, hour by hour. Place a block by hand, and show your calendar's events beside them if you like. Apple Watch. Do First on your wrist, with a complication for your watch face. Weekly review. Close the week in five minutes: what's overdue, what's important but has no date, what's been sitting in Eliminate, what you handed off. Pro and Ultra get a written summary. Quick add. Type "Call Anna tomorrow 15:00 #Work !2" and the deadline, project and priority fill in by themselves — in all eleven languages. Also: Tell Pith from Siri and Shortcuts works again on iOS 27, and Now puts the nearest deadline first.

Performance improvements and bug fixes.

A new plan: Lite. Cloud sync for your tasks, projects and settings across your devices, plus unlimited projects, for one person. It doesn't include the assistant and can't start shared workspaces; both stay with Pro and Ultra. It costs less than either. The subscription screen now shows Pro's 7-day free trial when your Apple Account can still take it, and says what it costs after. If you have subscribed to Pith before, it won't appear. Nothing changes on the free plan, or for anyone already subscribed. Also updated for iOS 27.

Projects can now have an end date, if you want one. Nothing changes for the projects you already keep. Add it on the Projects screen, or from any day in the calendar: open the day and end the project there. The calendar then draws the date beside that day's tasks, so a deadline sits where you plan rather than in a list of its own. Clear it whenever. Available on every plan, free included. This one came from a request sent through the app. If something is missing for you, the You tab has a link for that too.

Three home-screen widgets. The matrix as a 2×2 of counts, a Do First list you can tick off without opening the app, and a focus timer that counts down on your Home Screen — or starts a block on your top task. Say it, it's sorted. Tell Siri what needs doing — "Hey Siri, tell Pith" — and the task lands in the right quadrant without opening the app. Siri is part of Ultra, which comes with 3,000 cloud commands a month. Pro keeps 150, and simple commands understood on your device never count against either. Your settings follow your account. On Pro or Ultra, theme, palette, language, notification preferences and focus lengths arrive already set on every device you sign in on — as do your tasks, which is what the subscription promised all along. Japanese, Korean and Traditional Chinese join the app, taking it to eleven languages. A daily summary of what's urgent, at the hour you choose, plus a switch for every notification. The matrix reads more clearly: larger numerals, square quadrant blocks, and a Show tasks toggle for when you want the counts alone. Fixes: a custom profile photo no longer breaks voice commands, invites and feedback; questions to the assistant get an answer instead of a failure; a focus block reads its full length the instant it starts.

• iPad, properly. The Matrix, Calendar and your lists now use the whole screen instead of a stretched phone layout. • Workspace settings are one screen: rename the workspace, manage projects and invite members in the same place. • In the assistant, copy any message, and retry a reply that failed. • Fixed: the last week of a month could go missing from the calendar grid.