Daysome now welcomes you when it’s first opened, and can be connected to a household. A WELCOME PAGE A new install opens on a Welcome page rather than the day. From there you can see an example day as it shows on the stand, set the iPad up on its own with a four-digit PIN, create an account, or add the iPad to a household you already have. It stays until a PIN is chosen, and shows the five taps that bring back the settings. A HOUSEHOLD ACCOUNT, IF YOU WANT ONE Create an account from the iPad with just your email address, or add the iPad to a household on daysome.org with a code. Family and carers can then change the day from their own phone or computer, each with their own sign-in, and changes reach the iPad in about twenty seconds. The household plan covers up to three devices showing the day. It starts with a free trial, then is a yearly subscription or a one-time purchase. Find it in the settings, under Household. A device can be removed from its household and reconnected later, and you can delete your account at any time. Without an account, Daysome is complete on its own and stays free. THE SETTINGS, REGROUPED The settings now come in four groups: The day, The display, This device and Reset. A short routine or meal list suggests examples to start from, each added in a tap. The settings also open with a reminder of how to get back to them. THE CHIME, EVEN IN ANOTHER APP If the iPad is in another app when something starts, Daysome can now play its chime and say what is starting. Tap it and the day comes back. It’s off until you turn on Even in another app, under Make a sound, and it can come through a Focus. ALSO When you edit something, Save is in the bar at the top as well as at the bottom, and the way out is called Exit supervisor, so a change is harder to lose. A day with nothing in it says “Nothing planned today”. The display keeps its shape on more screen sizes. To reach the settings, tap five times in the top-right corner within five seconds, then enter your PIN.