Run your day by voice with Siri. • Add tasks hands-free: "Add a task to Ergon", then "call the bank tomorrow at 3pm". The date, time and project are set for you. • Hear your day: "What's on my list in Ergon", "What's overdue in Ergon". • Finish or reschedule without opening the app: "Complete a task in Ergon", "Move a task in Ergon". • With Apple Intelligence, change several things in one sentence: "Change my plan in Ergon" — "push everything this afternoon to tomorrow morning". Ergon reads it back and only changes anything when you say yes. Also new: a Support link in Settings to report a problem and follow it, and links from your calendar open the right task again. Settings › Siri lists every phrase.

Ergon asks for a rating only after it has earned one, and never more than a few times a year. Launch fixes for iOS 27.

• Scheduled steps stay visible under their task — a step with its own time block used to vanish from the parent's checklist. It now stays listed, with the scheduled time shown beside it. • Completing a step on the planner actually completes it — ticking off a step appeared to do nothing because the list never heard about the change. Fixed.

The focus timer counted an app switch as three interruptions, not one — and that number feeds the focus log and the calm score, so a glance at a message read as a session in pieces. It counts the break now, not the notifications about it. • A calendar left over from Kairo is renamed to Ergon where it stands. Every event stays put; nothing is moved or recreated. • The dashboard counted your whole backlog as work that failed to fit today, so a day with nothing due could be announced as seventy hours over. It counts only what today was actually promised, and says nothing once the working day is over. • Undo on more deletes. Swiping a step away, or deleting one from inside a task, puts the real rows back — the same ids, the schedule, the calendar link, and anything nested inside. Whether you could recover something used to depend on which screen you were on. • Notifications Ergon has already delivered clear themselves when you open the app. A running session keeps its countdown. • Settings › Profile can run setup again, and the last setup question asks for one thing instead of three. Fixed • The settings gear was missing from task and project screens, and sat somewhere different on almost every other one. It is in the same place everywhere now. • Six screens — analytics, the matrix, the weekly review, shutdown, renewal and the focus log — were reachable only through a dashboard card that can be switched off. • Two rows on the task screen ran off the edge: a long project name, and the subtasks heading on a small phone. • The planner claimed a fully booked calendar when the working day had simply ended.

A set of blocked apps per activity. • Deep work can shut everything; a run can leave music alone. Pick the set on the Focus screen right before you start — it applies to that sitting only and leaves your default alone. • Repeating jobs show their history: how many times a thing has been done, and when. Tap an entry to open that occurrence. • A project now shows one row per repeating job instead of one per time it was finished. • The blocked-app count is honest. It used to add apps and whole categories together and call the total "apps", so one category shielding thirty of them read as "1 app". Fixed • Ticking a step in the planner did nothing when that step had steps of its own. It now says why. • Archiving a project was one-way — no way back and nothing listed it. The archive now holds projects too, with a restore. • "Already up to date" appeared every time the app was reopened, from a sync nobody asked for. • A scheduled block announced itself twice, five minutes apart. Now once. Tasks with a due date do the same. • Reminders you have already seen clear themselves when you open the app.

Moved a block? Ergon now keeps the receipt. • Rescheduling records how often a block has moved and which slot it lost — on the planner, and in the calendar event itself, so the next estimate is made with that in front of you rather than from memory. • Steps that add up to more than the task they belong to now offer to resize it, once, with the option not to be asked again. • Half the notifications. A scheduled block used to announce itself twice, five minutes apart; now it does it once. • Reminders you have already seen clear themselves when you open the app, instead of stacking up to be dismissed by hand. Fixed • Ticking a step in the planner did nothing when that step had steps of its own. It now says why. • "Already up to date" appeared every time the app was reopened, from a sync nobody asked for. • Rescheduling said it was "adding to Calendar" when it was moving a block already there.