Nag no longer needs Apple Reminders. Tap + to add a nag directly in Nag. It gets nagged exactly like a reminder does — priority, quiet hours, snooze, the lot — and it never touches your Reminders lists. Two reasons you might want this. You don't use Apple Reminders, so until now Nag wasn't for you. Or you do use it, but "check the tyre pressure" isn't a task you want sitting in your real list forever. Nags you add can repeat: daily, weekdays, weekly or monthly. Completing a repeating nag moves it to the next occurrence instead of clearing it. Both sources work together, so you can watch your Reminders lists and keep a few nags of your own alongside them. Declining Reminders access no longer stops the app — it now works fine on its own nags. Nag at a place. Choose "Place" when adding a nag and it starts nagging when you arrive — or when you leave — and stops if you go before doing it. Reminders with a location set in Apple Reminders now wait for that place too, instead of nagging you from home. Nag asks for location access only when you first add a place. Keep Nag separate. A new Use Apple Reminders switch in Settings lets Nag ignore Reminders completely, even if you allowed access earlier. Nags you create stay on this device and are never uploaded anywhere. They don't sync between devices yet, and you can export them at any time. More from Vibesoft: Settings now lists our other apps, in case one of them is useful to you. Fixed: lists you switched off could still be nagged about after a background refresh. A nag you create with a due time now alerts at that time, rather than one interval later.

The unlock screen now says plainly what it always meant: Nag Unlimited is a one-time purchase, not a subscription. You shouldn't have to reach Apple's payment sheet to find that out.

Each list in Settings now shows how many reminders it holds, so you can see at a glance which lists are worth watching — and which are old backlogs you'd rather leave alone. Corrected the Lists description, which described behavior the app no longer has.

Choose which lists Nag watches. If you keep reminder lists you never want nagged about — someday lists, shared lists, leftovers from an old account — you can now switch them off individually in Settings. Everything stays on by default, so nothing changes until you say so. Every reminder now shows which list it came from, so you can tell at a glance where something lives. Pick your nag sound: System, Chime, Bell, or Knock. Fixed: switching a list off now takes effect immediately, instead of waiting for the next refresh.