Widgets. Put a tracker on your Home Screen and log it with one tap; the button turns into a receipt, and a second tap undoes it. The Today widget shows whatever your home screen puts first, with how many of the day's items are done. Lock Screen widgets and a Control Center button log too. Timers on the Lock Screen. Start a session on any tracker or streak and the clock runs on the Lock Screen and in the Dynamic Island. Finishing logs it. A saved place can time your visit on its own: arriving starts the clock, leaving stops it. Alarms for what you can't miss. If a dose, tracker or streak still isn't logged a set time after its reminder, it can wake you with a full alarm, and the alarm's button logs it. Off until you turn it on, with a history of which alarms you answered. Siri, Spotlight and Shortcuts. Find any tracker, streak or health log from Spotlight, or ask Siri to open it. Made for iPhone Duo. Unfold it and Home shows your day on one side and the tracker you opened on the other. Covers, the journal, the calendar, settings and setup screens all lay out across both panels, nothing sits on the crease, and folding keeps your place. On iPad, the journal now opens like a book too. Fixes. The app could freeze on launch in the weeks before the November clock change. That is fixed. At large text sizes, Save buttons, the first-tracker card on Home and the create sheets no longer clip.

Version 2.1 is about how the app feels under your thumb. • Logging has motion. Tap a tracker and the check blooms into place; complete a row and it slips away, taking its + with it. • Medications and activity celebrate their close. The dose dot and the activity ring mark the moment you finish, instead of quietly changing colour. • The journal composer breathes. It inflates as you write, its neighbours make room, and the send button appears when there is something to send. • The date strip and action sheets move on the same springs, so every screen shares one rhythm. • Reduce Motion is respected everywhere. With it on, sizes still change but nothing bounces. Everything else is exactly as it was: 100% offline, no account, no subscription, nothing to unlock.

Knot in Time has been redesigned to make tracking faster, clearer, and more personal. A refreshed interface that puts your most important next action front and center. New health logs for medications, symptoms, doses, and everyday health patterns. Improved on-device intelligence for smarter journal and tracking suggestions. Automatic logging when you arrive at saved locations. Log progress directly from reminder notifications with a single tap. General performance, reliability, and visual improvements. Everything remains private, offline, and stored on your device—with no account or subscription required.

App makes certain bug fixed and improves overall onboarding experience - Bug fixes with no notifications regarding auto logging the tracker when you are at a location - Onboarding UI explaining why notification and location access is needed for trackers - UI updates for better first time onboarding experience - Check in button now updates immediately after an automatic log.