Cadence 2.0 • Live Activity on the lock screen and Dynamic Island: pause, resume and end a session without opening the app. The timer reads just like the app's. (iOS 18 and later.) • A smoother rolling timer in the app. • Stash: select bags one by one, a whole day at once or every expired bag, then mark them used, discard them or move them to the freezer, with Undo. • Time zones: every session keeps the time it happened where you were, and days split correctly across daylight saving and travel. • Many fixes for accessibility, the Night theme, translations and long diaries.

Fixed ounce entry so pump, stash, and feeding amounts save correctly. New 7-day and 30-day charts show daily volume, session counts, time-of-day averages, and intervals between pumps. Open History and tap Stats to explore your entries.

Sessions that cross midnight now count toward the day they started, including existing entries. Choose the session date when saving a timed session, adding one manually, or editing History. Changing the date keeps the session duration intact.

New in Cadence 1.1.2 You can now move your Cadence data to a new phone with full backup export and import. From Settings, export a .cadence backup containing sessions, stash, feeds, and preferences, then import it on another device. This update also improves the iOS release build setup and Live Activity target generation so archives are cleaner and more reliable.

Aligned Home, last, and your reminder now read the clock the same way.

• Add a note from the volume popup right after stopping a pump - it's saved with the session and shows up in History. • History rows with a saved note now show a small accent indicator on the left; tap it to quickly read the note inline without opening the full editor. • Fixed a freeze that could happen when swiping the volume popup down to discard.

A live session drifts alongside you now as a small breathing bubble - draggable anywhere, resting in whichever corner you set it down near. The lock-screen timer hugs the right edge, the way it should. The pill at the top no longer leans on your clock. History remembers whether you last left it on calendar or list. Duplicate and mistimed reminders, quieted. Now also in Korean, Chinese, and Japanese.