Changelog

September 13, 2024 • written by Perjan Duro

Find all the new features, improvements and bug fixes here.

🌟 Got an awesome idea for a new feature? Send us an email from within the app and let's get rollin!

Feat 1.8

September 16, 2024

Here's what's new on this update:

Live Activities on the Apple Watch: Screen time on your wrist (Update to latest watchOS)
Added app icons that support the new icon tinting
Added tint support to the Home Screen widget
Added a new Home Screen widget with Daily Nutrition Tips
Fully localized for Italian and German languages
Optimised for the latest iOS version
Improved the overall performance of the app

We are super excited to bring you this new update and we hope you like it. Please consider leaving a positive app review as it helps us a lot.
Enjoy!

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