Plan your day with saved day templates, a preview for the coming days and your own planning rules. Split longer tasks into calendar blocks and, if you choose, copy planned events to your device calendar. On iPad, view your calendar, selected item and overdue tasks together. Widgets, Siri and Live Activities support tasks, habits and active workouts. This update also improves device management, syncing and securely clearing your My Day data.

A lot has arrived since My Day left beta. • Exercises: The library now has a search field and categories, it stays open while you build a workout, and you can add your own exercises with a free-form name. Bodyweight exercises no longer ask for a weight. • Held exercises like planks count seconds instead of reps. The fitness plan card on Today now takes you straight into the live screen. • The home screen widget is configurable: appointments, tasks or both, how many rows, and whether only today's are counted. And a Pro account no longer occasionally sees the upgrade prompt there instead of its day. • Calendar: The month panel now fits on narrow devices, the event editor shows two cards side by side, and the timeline scrolls noticeably more smoothly. • Today: The time wheel accepts taps, checked-off rows stay put, and the footer sits at the same height in all four views. The on-screen morning briefing is gone — the morning agenda notification stays, and so do tomorrow preview and weekly review. • Sync: A checkmark you set on one device now survives a device switch in the middle of a sync. "The cloud is newer" is its own visible state instead of a silent overwrite. • Profile: The assistant button no longer covers a setting. The red row is now called "Reset all data" and says that the emptied state goes to the cloud as well; it does not delete an account. • The introduction can be paged to the end, including on small screens and with the keyboard open. • Accessibility: Every button reaches 44 pt, and at large text sizes the greeting on Today is no longer cut off. • Import: A file with a required field made only of whitespace is now flagged instead of silently accepted. • Privacy: The policy now names the map service behind the assistant's place search and makes clear that reminders are created on the device. There are no analytics SDKs on board. • Updated Expo packages and many small fixes.