Family sharing is here. Set the family up on one device, then open Settings, tap Family sharing, and show a code. Type that code on the other parent's phone, or on a kid's own device, and it joins the same family: the same kids, chores, stars, and history, kept in sync. The two devices no longer need to share an iCloud account. Kids can add a chore to today's list. The plus button at the bottom of the day still lets them claim something they already did, and it now also lets them put a chore into the morning, afternoon, or evening to do later.

Set up the family once on the iPad, and the same kids, chores, and stars show up on your iPhone. A chore checked off on one device is checked off on the other a moment later. Both devices need to be signed into the same iCloud account, and that is all there is to it. Nothing goes through us. Your family's data moves only through your own private iCloud, where nobody else can see it. Posso is also much faster, especially on older iPads. Tapping a chore or scrolling the home screen used to stall for a moment on the iPad we test with. Now it responds right away.

Swear Jar: a new both-ways accountability jar. Kids lose a star for a bad word; grown-ups pay into the family jar. Everything runs behind the parent PIN, and it's off by default. Also in this release: faster loading on older iPads, a day view that opens to the time of day that actually matters, a refreshed starting chore list, an updated Help section.