Tomatka has a new way to hear from you. Settings now has "Tell Tomatka something", for a bug, a request, or anything you feel like saying. Your app version comes along with it so nothing gets lost in translation. The subscription screen now shows the offer Apple actually has for you. An App Store free trial can only be used once per Apple ID, and the screen used to promise one anyway. If you have already used yours, it says so plainly instead of surprising you. Tapping Done could sometimes leave your list frozen. The thing was saved, but nothing moved and Tomatka never showed up. Fixed. One-time things and prep tasks no longer disappear the moment you finish them. They stay on Today as done until the day ends, and undo brings them right back. Tabs and weeks now slide instead of jumping, an undo on Today sticks, and long yearly lists scroll all the way to the bottom. If Tomatka ever asks what you think of the app, it will be after a good moment. Never after a day you skipped, and never on a day you marked hard. No streaks. No percentages. Still just Tomatka, noticing you.

Tomatka greets you on every cold start with a short waking-up moment before Today appears. You can drag to rearrange your day. Grab the handle on Today or on Log's weekly list and put things in the order that fits your life. Completed items stay put. Up to four gentle check-ins a day now, spread across your waking hours. Set quiet hours in Settings so Tomatka never pings while you're asleep. Prefer just one reminder? There's a simple switch for that too. Happy mood got its own soft green, distinct from Done and Energetic. No streaks. No percentages. Still just Tomatka, noticing you.

Your Garden is here. A tomato plant grows each day you show up for your self-care — mark things done or give a good reason, and watch your plant get taller. Hit 3, 5, and 7 active days in a week and tomatoes appear, earning you bonus points you keep forever. New plant every Monday. No guilt if you skip a day — the garden resets gently. Your Today screen now keeps active goals on top and moves completed ones to the bottom, so you always see what's left at a glance. Also: attach photos to your day ("moments"), take a photo right from the app, and compact Things rows that show more of your list.

A few fixes to make things feel smoother: • Fixed a rare issue where the welcome screens could look off the very first time you opened the app • Marking something done on a rest day now shows correctly in your Log and Journey • Cancelling a purchase no longer shows an error, it just quietly closes • Refreshed onboarding artwork and a calmer, better-fitting paywall • Night Garden theme is easier to read now • Some wording polish throughout, including from Tomatka

Paradise looks like herself now. Tomatka got a full redesign, orange hair, a tomato-leaf clip, a sage-green sweater, and she's wearing it everywhere: onboarding, every tab, even the app icon. Getting started feels like an actual conversation, not a form. Tomatka asks about your energy, your sleep, what's overwhelming, who's in your corner. Skip anything. Answer, and she builds a starter plan from what you told her, with a few real-number fact breaks along the way. Close the app mid-quiz, and you'll pick up right where you left off. New in the Garden: a Harvest button. Hit a tomato milestone at 3, 5, or 7 active days, then tap to claim the bonus points. Yours forever once claimed. New on the Log screen: five moods, not two. Annoyed, sad, standard, happy, energetic, each its own color, right above your weekly grid. No streaks. No percentages. Nothing that keeps score against you.

Things come in two shapes now: Keeps happening, or Just once. A doctor's appointment, a form to file, a call to make. Give it a date and it stays on your list until then, no need to make it repeat just to keep track of it. A one-time thing can carry a free reminder too. Tap "Add a reminder," pick Morning, Afternoon, or Evening, or spin the wheel to an exact time. No premium wall on this one. Your daily notification also got smarter last update. One active day from a Garden tomato, and tonight's check-in tells you so instead of the usual line. A week since your last reflection, and it gently nudges you toward that too. Still just one notification a day. Never more. No streaks. No percentages. Just Paradise, noticing a little sooner.

Paradise Premium is finally easy to find. Tap the gear icon at the bottom-left of Today, and it's right there in Settings. New: a real welcome. The first time you open Paradise, a short 3-screen check-in asks what you want to take care of and what tends to get in the way. Skip it any time, nothing is lost. Answer, though, and Tomatka tailors your goal suggestions, her first line to you, and even the Premium pitch to what you actually said. Your very first logged entry gets its own warmer reaction too. Done, skipped, good reason, doesn't matter. Premium is shown now, not just described. After that first entry, Paradise gently shows what Premium unlocks, including a live preview of your actual tomato plant re-painted in a couple of the Garden themes. See it before you decide. Dismiss it with zero friction and it won't ask again for a week. Headlines and dismiss copy rotate through several warm variants now instead of repeating the same line every time. A few small delights too. Your next Garden visit gets a brief, gentle color tint toward whichever theme you last previewed. The Settings gear does a one-time happy wiggle right when a trial starts. Settings shows your lifetime journey points, app version, and a "Rate us" link. And rest days marked on Today finally show up in the Log tab's weekly grid, where they'd been silently missing. No streaks. No percentages. Nothing that keeps score against you. Just more of Paradise noticing you, sooner.

Seasons are here. You can assign things to spring, summer, autumn, or winter, or keep them all year. Off-season things rest quietly until their time comes back. Moods are gentler now: five small circles for great, good, standard, low, and tough. Tap the one you're in. Tap again to return to standard. Tomatka's colors shift with the season, and she has a warm hello when a new one begins. Today's photos hang on a little clothesline with wooden pegs. One-time prep tasks sit above your regular list and disappear once you're done. Changed your mind? Tap any completed card to open the buttons again. In Log, tap a thing's name to see its own month view. Same Paradise as always. No scorekeeping against you. Just company.

This update fixes a few things that got in the way of a smooth day. • Updating the app no longer shows a scary database error — Paradise finishes its journal update quietly in the background • Today shows a proper welcome when you have no things yet, instead of a blank screen • Saving a thing on Specific days no longer closes the app • If something still needs a moment, you'll see a gentle message instead of a crash Your journal data stays on your device, as always. Thanks for being here

What's New Day Moments: keep a photo from today Attach photos from your library to any day. Not a feed, not a log ,just one or two images that capture how today felt. Photos live in a warm strip below your goals, and in your Journey calendar when you look back. Day note Add a short note to any day, a line about what's on your mind, what made today different, or nothing at all. Tap the note area to write, it saves when you're done. Fullscreen photo viewer Tap any moment to open it full screen. Swipe between photos or remove one with the trash button (it'll ask you to confirm first). Calendar photo dots Days with photos now show a small dot in your Journey calendar so your picture days are visible at a glance without crowding the mood colors. Weekday scheduling Goals can now be set to specific days of the week. A walking goal only on weekdays, a weekend ritual, whatever fits your actual life. Off-day goals stay quiet and out of your way. Today screen: more breathing room Everything on Today is a little smaller and more compact. More goals above the fold, less scrolling to see your day.