WEEKLY PLANNING IS NOW ON IPHONE AND IPAD (NEW MODULE) Sit down once a week and decide the week ahead together. The whole guided session now runs in the app: loose ends, the calendar, goals, meals, who does what, the month ahead, family night, time together, and a turn for the kids — ending in a recap that reads the week back, so everyone knows what was decided. Nothing is typed twice. An event you add is a real calendar event, a task you hand out lands on the Tasks board, the dinners you pick go on the plan, and handing someone the shopping makes a real chore. Tick tasks and rhythms off as you go, add to the grocery list without leaving the step, build a whole meal in the recipe picker, park a note for a step still ahead (or turn one into a task or an event), and set a goal's target for just this week — "10 hours this week" — which then shows on the goal all week and gets read back next time. Leave part-way and it waits exactly where you left it, on any device. On iPhone it opens from a tile in the Family tab; on the family display, from a Today card or a Planning page you can pin to the rail. Turn it on in Settings → Modules. A NEW IPHONE CALENDAR: MONTH, WEEK AND DAY Month now fills the screen, with week numbers down the side and each day's event titles. Tap a day for a full Day timeline, or switch to Week — a row of day cards that each end with that night's dinner. Switch views from the header's view button or pinch; Agenda and the per-person filter are in that menu too, and planned dinners show in amber. Multi-day events — a trip synced from Google — now appear on every day they cover instead of only the first, and the calendar redraws far less as it syncs, so opening and scrolling it is smoother. EVENTS THAT SAY WHEN THEY END The event editor now has an Ends date, so a trip can span several days, and a timed event has an Ends date and time — including an end on a later day — in place of the duration menu. Moving the start keeps the event's length, and every date and time reads the same way wherever you meet it. YOUR CHORES, TICKED OFF FROM TODAY The iPhone's Today chores card opens on whoever is signed in and lists their chores for today, each with a tick. Tap the card's title to see someone else's list or go back to the family summary. GOALS THAT COUNT THE RIGHT THING A habit now shows this period's count — "2 of 5 this week" — rather than a lifetime total, and the week rolls over on your household's own start-of-week day. Checklists read as steps done, "each" goals measure against everyone's target, milestones count what the goal itself counts, and a habit that's already been logged says so instead of letting a second tap look like it worked. You can add a note to an entry that counted itself, and tell Review events to stop suggesting events like "soccer practice" for a goal. RHYTHMS THAT FIT REAL LIFE A rhythm can ask to be booked in the first days of its period ("date night, in the first week of the month") and nudge you from the start of the cycle, and an event you put on the calendar yourself can settle it — the event editor has a "Keeps a rhythm" picker. "Skip a period" is now "Mark handled". Plus a lot of fixes: redeeming a reward only celebrates when it really went through, and one that needs a parent's OK waits for a parent instead of approving itself. A one-off chore can be moved to another day. The tab bar gets out of the way while you're typing. Today and Family keep what they last knew when the server can't be reached, instead of looking empty, and a change the server refused no longer looks saved. Event chips on purple, blue, green, red and pink are easier to read, goal charts on iPad no longer trap you in Month, and Family Night's weekly event starts at the time you set. Thanks for using Waffled — we'd love your feedback!

RHYTHMS — THE THINGS THAT SHOULD KEEP HAPPENING (NEW MODULE) Some things around the house aren't chores and aren't goals. They just need to keep coming around: trash out weekly, the air filter every three months, a family outing on the third weekend. Rhythms is a new optional module for exactly those. Write one as a sentence you edit in place — "Air filter, every 3 months, counted when I mark it done" — and Waffled names the two dates that are the whole promise before you commit to it: the day the first one lands, and the day it starts asking. Some rhythms are things you do, and the clock restarts from when you actually did it, so being late moves the next one instead of stacking up missed ones. Others just need to get scheduled — booking one puts a real event on your calendar, so it gets recurrence, colors, reminders and Google/Outlook sync like anything else. The register is sorted by when, not by kind — Needs you now, Coming up, Steady — and every row is anchored by a countdown. The Today card stays invisible on the many quiet days and, when it isn't quiet, says both things at once: what's asking now, and how much isn't. Can't get to something this time? Push it out a week without claiming you did it, or skip the period entirely rather than inventing an entry for something that isn't happening. Rhythms is off by default — turn it on in Settings → Modules. COOK WITH YOUR HANDS FULL Every ingredient in Cook Mode is now a checkbox. Tap it as it goes in and it's struck through, with a running "3 of 11" count of what you've gathered. A step's ingredient and its row in the full list are the same thing, so ticking either ticks both, your ticks stay put as you move between steps, and a meal with several dishes keeps a separate list for each. A NEW RECIPE WITHOUT LOSING YOUR PLACE Filling a night on the plan and the thing you want to cook isn't in your recipes yet? The picker has a New recipe button of its own now. Write it there and it goes straight into the slot you opened, with the plan behind it untouched. YOUR WEEK REALLY DOES START ON MONDAY "Week starts on Monday" used to quietly change nothing you could see. It now moves every grid in the app — the meal planner's weekly and monthly views and "Plan my week", the calendar's month and week views, the This week / Next week pickers you get when scheduling from a recipe, and the goal heatmaps. Plus a lot of polish and fixes: a goal's deadline is the day you picked, adding a note to a goal entry no longer quietly moves it to another day, and birthdays and planned meals no longer read a day early. Pull-to-refresh reloads the whole Today screen on iPhone, and the wall iPad can refresh its cards at all. Thanks for using Waffled — we'd love your feedback!

OUTLOOK & MICROSOFT 365 CALENDARS Connect an Outlook or Microsoft 365 account in Settings > Calendars and it syncs both ways, right alongside Google. Pick which calendars sync, who each one belongs to, and where new events get written. A household can mix Google and Microsoft accounts freely. SUBSCRIBE TO ANY CALENDAR LINK Paste a school schedule, a sports-team calendar, or a published work calendar into Settings > Calendars and its events show up on the family calendar - no sign-in, no setup, nothing to approve. Feeds refresh every 15 minutes, can be mapped to a person for color, and can be marked private. Their events are read-only, and a feed that stops working says so instead of going quietly stale. BUILD A MEAL, NOT JUST A RECIPE Dinner is rarely a single dish. The new Meal Builder lets you name a meal, add sides and dessert from your recipe library, set how many it serves, and pick who's cooking each dish. Schedule it to a night and it fills that slot as one meal, or just send its shopping to the grocery list. Saved meals sit in your library with their own Meals filter, and search finds them by the meal's name or by any dish in it. Tap "Add a side" to pull in another recipe; press and hold a dish to move it under another heading. COOK A WHOLE MEAL, DISH BY DISH Cook Mode now takes a meal as well as a single recipe. It tabs across every dish on the plate, and timers keep running as you move between them, so the rice doesn't quietly overcook while you're reading the chicken steps. Each dish remembers its own place, a timer that goes off tells you which dish it belongs to, and jumping to its step offers a "Back to step 6" pill that puts you right back where you were. SHOPPING THAT MATCHES HOW YOU SHOP "Add to grocery" now opens a picker, so you can add a recipe's whole ingredient list or only the parts you actually need - pantry staples are flagged as "likely on hand" rather than left out on your behalf. "7 to buy" opens into the actual ingredient names, on a recipe and on every dish in a meal. A meal shops as one thing: its ingredients group under the meal's name in the By-meal view, with a colored dot showing which night each row is for. You can also tag items with a store and flip to a By store view to shop by shop. SHARE ANY LIST "Share list" turns everything still unchecked into a clean text list and hands it to the share sheet, from the grocery board or a custom list's menu. Items are grouped the way you read them - by aisle in walking order, or by section - with quantities, the store, and who it's for. SMALLER THINGS Lists now refresh on their own while one is open, so someone checking an item off on their phone shows up without a reload. The goal Log sheet's "What did you do?" chips now suggest notes you've logged before, per person and most-used first. And the Waffled-Bite control panel keeps itself up to date while you're watching it. FIXES - "On hand" on a recipe now means what's really in your pantry, not just what's marked a staple. - Recipe photos show up again on the detail hero and library cards, and you can now remove one while editing. - Grocery quantities read like a recipe again: 2/3 cup and 1 1/2 lb, not 0.6666666666666666 cup. - Month, Week and Day views now say which month you're looking at, with a Back to today button. - Recurring event edits keep the whole series intact. - "Add to grocery list" opens full height on iPhone instead of a three-ingredient sliver. - The iPad screensaver waits instead of dropping over a keyboard you're typing on. - Cook Mode timers survive turning off calendar reminders or signing out. - A failed save no longer looks like it worked: countdown edits, Family Night assignments and chore photos stay put and tell you to try again. - You can change a list's emoji from inside the list. Thanks for using Waffled - we'd love your feedback!

Since launch, Waffled has gotten a lot more capable on iPhone and iPad: GOALS YOU CAN SEE The Today goal card is now a full hero — a progress ring, each person's contribution, and Log progress right there — with a switcher to jump between goals. Swipe through the week and month heatmaps, and the charts now show the true calendar week and the whole year. SMARTER LISTS Give items a 1–5 priority (urgent ones get a flag) and drag them between sections. Bulk-edit a whole selection at once — set the section, assignee, or priority, even into a brand-new section you name on the spot. Rename a list from its menu, watch the count tick down to what's left, and let checked-off items tuck into a Completed section that clears itself. MEALS & SHOPPING Jump straight into Cook Mode from the Today card and swipe between steps. Shop ahead by planning next week's groceries without disturbing this week's, add or remove any recipe's ingredients from the list, and share a recipe as a file anyone can import. CALENDAR & COUNTDOWNS Countdowns now show up right on the calendar and are tappable to edit. Type an event into "Add anything" and it's assigned to you by default. WAFFLED-BITES (NEW MODULE) A new optional module adds parent controls for a kid's Waffled-Bite companion device — quiet time, a wake-up light schedule, a night light, a sound machine, a morning alarm, and screen brightness — all managed right from Family on your phone or tablet. (The companion device itself is still on the way.) Plus a lot of polish and fixes: adding a grocery item from Today no longer hangs the iPad, a half-typed list item is saved when you leave, add bars are easier to tap, the goal week/year charts are accurate, and adding a meal from the capture bar works reliably again. Thanks for using Waffled — we'd love your feedback!

New in 0.9.0: • See your goal progress your way — every goal now has a switcher of views: a week or month heatmap, a GitHub-style year grid, a pace chart showing where you need to be to hit your target on time, a "year in a ring," and stacked bars for family goals. Tap any day or month to see who logged what. • Recipes can go straight to your grocery list, no meal plan needed. Add a one-off dinner or snack from any recipe page and it merges right in with what's already on the list. • The "Add anything" bar can now act on things you already have, not just create new ones. Say "mark the trash chore done," "log 20 minutes on my reading goal," "cross off milk," or "move soccer to Thursday at 4," and confirm before anything changes. • Quick-add can also start a countdown, add a family member, set a goal, stock the pantry, or add a reward — just by typing it in plain language. • Track more from Apple Health: specific workout types (running, cycling, swimming, yoga, strength training), cycling/swimming/wheelchair distance, and a clearer picker for choosing what a goal follows. • Swipe between weeks in the meal planner — the same gesture as Calendar and Chores. Plus a batch of polish: a snappier iPad calendar, a Today screen that stays fresh and grocery quick-add that no longer hides under the keyboard, more reliable list creation and goal logging, a calmer Offline banner, and instant meal drag-and-drop. Thanks for using Waffled — we'd love your feedback!