· The app now has a dark mode. Set your iPhone to dark and the app follows, or pick System, Light, or Dark yourself under Settings › General › Appearance. Your choice stays on this device. · Today, Calendar, Album, Stats, and Settings now use the standard iOS large title. On iOS 26 the buttons, the tab bar, and the toast pill are drawn in glass. On iOS 17 to 25 the same parts are drawn as solid shapes. · The app now uses the built-in iOS font, which makes it about 19 MB smaller. With no bundled font left, the Open Source Licenses screen in Settings is gone. · Settings is now a standard iOS list, and the search field in Album is a standard search field. · Right after you save a record, Move sends it to another profile. It appears when you have more than one profile. · The save button, the saved screen, and the Move sheet now take on that person's profile color. The profile sheet is titled Switch Profile, and the profile you are using is clearly marked. · Text over a bright photo now sits on a dark band so it stays readable, and large text sizes and VoiceOver were improved as well.

· Save the month you are looking at in Calendar as a single image. Tap Share at the right end of the month row, and you get a card with that month's calendar, the days you recorded, the time you studied, and the recap you wrote for that month. · Choose the layout of the Today card. In the preview screen you can pick one of five: Plain, Two columns, Today line on top, Left aligned, and Panel below photo. · Choose whether the card shows your profile. Turn off Include profile in the preview screen and the avatar and name are left out. · The cards you share look tidier. Both cards now sit on a white panel with a soft shadow, and a day with two or three photos fills all four cells of the grid. · The screen background is a little darker, so the white cards stand out. The weekday row and date grid in Calendar and the fill grid in Stats now sit on white cards too. · The share buttons now have a label. Share is written next to the icon on both Today and Calendar, and in Calendar the month name is back in the middle between the two arrows. · The app icon has been redrawn. The stamp sits higher and bolder, and its background color now matches the app.

· Add tags to a record. You can add up to five, either when you save a record or when you edit it later. · Search your album. Type in the search field at the top of Album and it keeps only the records whose memo or tags match. · Daily goals are now per profile. Until now, one goal applied to every profile on the iPhone. · Daily goals are kept month by month. A change applies from the first of that month, and past months keep the goal they had, so their rates stay as they were. · There is one way to set a goal now. The Daily goal row in Settings always opens the same screen, and No goal has moved into the time picker as its first option. Every screen that sets a goal now works minute by minute. · The Today and Stats screens are tidier. Today's card is a single card, the totals in Stats sit on one line, and the goal rate has a progress bar. · Three fixes. A goal like 47 minutes was rounded down when it was saved. Turning a goal off and reopening the screen made it look like you had never set one. A selection mark stayed in the picker after you deleted a photo. · Your profile color reaches a few more places, and wording across the app is shorter and clearer.

· Import photos you already have. In Settings, tap Import Photos, pick up to 50 at once, and each one becomes a record on the day it was taken. Enter your study time once and it applies to every photo you picked. · Add a photo to your profile. Pick one while editing a profile and it becomes the avatar. Leave it out and the first letter of the name stays, just as before. · Your profile color now colors the whole screen. Switch profiles and the big number, the buttons, and the progress bar change with it, so you can see whose records you are looking at. · Set your daily goal right from the Today screen. When no goal is set, a Set a daily goal row appears there. It used to be in Settings only. · The export card has a new look. The photos fill the card's width, and the date, your streak, and your study time sit on a white panel below them. Your profile avatar and name are on the card too, so it is clear whose record it is. · A new Photos access row in Settings shows the current status and takes you straight to iOS Settings. · Text across the app is a little easier to read, and wording in several places is clearer.

· Turn today into a single image. Tap the button on the Today card and you get a picture with your photos, your streak, and your study time. · Post it wherever you like, or save it to Photos. Your iPhone's share sheet asks where it goes. · A preview shows you the image before you send it. · Profile names never go into the image — only your photos and your Progress note.

· Set study time in 1-minute steps. When saving or editing a record, adjust with four buttons: −5, −1, +1, +5. Times like 47 minutes are saved as they are. · English and Japanese are now supported. The app follows your iPhone's language, and you can change it for this app alone from the Language row in Settings. · A new Camera Access row in Settings shows the current status and takes you straight to iOS Settings. · A new Write a Review row in Settings. · The −/+ buttons on the record screen are easier to tap. You no longer need to hit the number exactly. · Fixed an issue where a record started from the + tile at the end of Today's Records was saved to the photo's capture date instead of today.