Timeline

• Goal reminders now include your remaining steps and an estimated walking time based on your latest activity.
• Tapping a Live Activity now opens directly to your active walk and stays there.
• Daily Petal now defaults to your active walk whenever a workout is in progress.
• Walks can now stay synchronized between your iPhone and Apple Watch, including progress and workout controls.
• Improved workout reconnection, route saving, and overall reliability.

We improved reliability, offline handling, and overall app performance.

A stranger has your number. They need help. Everything happens in the chat.

Unknown Contact is a collection of short interactive stories that play out entirely as text messages. No cutscenes, no maps, no menus to fight through — just a conversation with someone who is in trouble, and the words you choose to send back.

Tap a suggested reply, or type anything you want. Ask about the noise in the vent. Tell them to run. Stay quiet and see what they do. The story is listening.

SEASON ONE — 20 STORIES, 80 ENDINGS
Every story runs about 15–20 minutes and hides four different endings. Some you stumble into. Some you have to earn by noticing the right detail and asking the right question.

HORROR
BASEMENT — a stranger, a locked room, one flickering bulb
THE BABYSITTER — don't let her answer the phone
THE HIKER — the trail markers have names on them
SNOW DAY — no footprints ever lead away

THRILLER & SUSPENSE
THE NEIGHBOR — he knows what's in your apartment
LAST TRAIN — the last train doesn't stop where it says
THE WITNESS — they recorded who wasn't supposed to be seen
WRONG EXIT — every ramp leads back to the same floor

MYSTERY
THE HOTEL — the room numbers keep changing
THE INHERITANCE — the letters already know your name
ESTATE SALE — every photo in the album is you
WRONG DELIVERY — the box arrived years too early

SCI-FI
NEW PHONE — the drafts are writing themselves
ECHO — your answers never match theirs
THE DEEP — a station that won't exist for sixty years
THE SIGNAL — eleven names, one blank line, eighteen minutes

COMEDY
CUSTOMER SUPPORT — it's just a smart fridge. probably.
GHOSTED — the haunting has the wrong apartment
PROBATIONARY PERIOD — first shift, impossible handbook, review at midnight
COLD FEET — forty minutes until a wedding nobody can find

WHY IT FEELS REAL
• Type whatever you want — the story understands what you meant, not just what you tapped
• Photos and voice notes arrive the way they would from someone genuinely scared
• Every voice note is captioned, so the sound is atmosphere and never homework
• People tell you their name only once they trust you
• Endings you've found are tracked, so you always know what you're still missing

FIVE STORIES FREE, FOREVER
One story in every genre is free and always will be. No timers, no lives, no energy meters, no ads, no waiting for tomorrow. If you want the rest, Season One is a single one-time purchase that unlocks all 20 stories permanently. There is no subscription and nothing else to buy, ever.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
Everything stays on your device. No account, no sign-up, no analytics, no tracking, no data collection of any kind. Plays completely offline. On supported iPhones, free-text understanding runs on-device — nothing you type is ever sent anywhere.

Turn the brightness down. Put headphones on if you're brave.

Someone is typing.

Support: support@judeworks.app

• Added native support for Home Assistant’s Energy Dashboard
• View configured solar, grid, battery, and individual device energy sources
• Improved energy history, live power flows, and daily usage calculations
• Enhanced support for external statistics and renamed sensors
• Automatic energy sensor detection remains available as a fallback
• Updated Energy widgets, settings, and overall reliability

Thank you for using Mikaze!

Improved walking-time estimates in goal reminders so they use your remaining steps and adapt to your walking pace. Also fixed an issue where the app could remain on a previously viewed date instead of returning to the current day after reopening.

A more useful, dependable desk clock—built around your day.

• New Focus timer: Choose a 15–60 minute session and watch the garden gradually blossom as you focus. Sessions can be named, paused, resumed, and restored after relaunching. Focus is included with Your Day, including for existing purchasers.

• Location-aware time and weather: The clock, date, weather, agenda, and reminders now follow your selected location and its time zone.

• Smarter calendar and reminder handling: All-day events display correctly, permissions behave more naturally, and changes made in System Settings refresh automatically.

• More realistic garden movement: Falling petals and leaves now emerge naturally from each tree’s unique canopy. Snow, fallen leaves, and petal preferences are also preserved more reliably.

• Refined previews and settings: Visual previews no longer affect real weather or garden history, and Settings are roomier, clearer, and easier to navigate.

This update also includes reliability improvements throughout Sakura Schedule.

Biru now has a full Apple Watch app. Log a drink from your wrist, pick from your quick-add sizes, and check your week — everything syncs to your iPhone and Apple Health automatically.

You can also add Biru to any watch face. The large complication shows the same rising water as the app, with today's total in the middle.

Also in this update:
• Tap a size on any widget to log it without opening the app
• Press and hold a widget to choose which sizes it offers
• Fixed drinks logged on Apple Watch not reaching iPhone
• Fixed your goal and units not always reaching the watch
• Fixed week rings clipping on smaller iPhones
• The watch now tells you when a drink would pass your daily limit

What's new:

A more useful, dependable desk clock—built around your day.

• New Focus timer: Choose a 15–60 minute session and watch the garden gradually blossom as you focus. Sessions can be named, paused, resumed, and restored after relaunching. Focus is included with Your Day, including for existing purchasers.

• Location-aware time and weather: The clock, date, weather, agenda, and reminders now follow your selected location and its time zone.

• Smarter calendar and reminder handling: All-day events display correctly, permissions behave more naturally, and changes made in System Settings refresh automatically.

• More realistic garden movement: Falling petals and leaves now emerge naturally from each tree’s unique canopy. Snow, fallen leaves, and petal preferences are also preserved more reliably.

• Refined previews and settings: Visual previews no longer affect real weather or garden history, and Settings are roomier, clearer, and easier to navigate.

This update also includes reliability improvements throughout Sakura Schedule.

About this app:

Sakura Schedule turns an iPad into a window onto a single cherry tree.

It is not a video of a cherry tree. It is a cherry tree that knows what day it is. The blossom opens when the cherries near you open, and falls when they fall. The sky is lit by the real sun, from where you actually are. The moon carries tonight's real phase. When it rains outside, it rains on the tree.

Stand it on a shelf, a counter or a desk, and it keeps the time.

THE TREE
• Grown from numbers rather than modelled, so it is never quite the same tree twice
• Five silhouettes taken from real cultivars: the spreading Somei-yoshino, the weeping Shidarezakura, the vase-shaped Kanzan, an old thick-trunked specimen, and the wild mountain cherry
• A new one each morning, arriving at three so it is never swapped while you are watching — or choose one and keep it
• Bare in winter, in leaf through summer, gold and red in autumn, and in bloom for its fortnight in spring
• Petals let go, drift on the wind, and gather on the ground beneath it
• Turn it with a finger, or leave it exactly where you put it

THE SKY
• The sun's real position for your town, all day — first light, noon, the long gold hour, dusk, dark
• Tonight's real moon phase, riding behind the branches
• Live conditions: cloud, rain, snow and fog, with the wind that moves the canopy
• Fireflies on warm, still summer nights
• A stone lantern that lights at dusk and gutters in a draught

THE CLOCK
• Large, quiet, and readable from across a room
• 12- or 24-hour, or whatever your iPad already decided
• Two typefaces
• Dims itself after dark, and can black out completely overnight for a bedroom
• Never sleeps, so there is always something to glance at

YOUR DAY
A one-time purchase. No subscription.

Connect Calendar and Reminders and today's schedule appears beneath the tree, then puts itself away again. Choose which calendars and lists to show, and how far ahead to look. Nothing is ever invented — without access the cards are simply empty, because a display on a kitchen counter must never show anyone an appointment that is not real.

The free app is a whole thing and finished as it stands: the tree, the sky, the weather and the clock.

PRIVACY
Your calendar and reminders are read on the device and never leave it. There is no account, no sign-in, no tracking and no analytics. Your location is a town name you type in, used to place the sun and to ask for the forecast.

Weather data provided by Apple Weather.

App Store details:

• Developer: JudeWorks
• Category: Lifestyle
• Version: 1.0
• Release date: 2026-08-10
• App Store URL: https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sakura-schedule-desk-clock/id6794488601

This update gives families more control over quests, schedules, rewards, and the way Mini Quests looks.

• Organize quests more easily with an All view, child and weekday filters, and smooth drag-and-drop reordering.
• Set when Morning, Afternoon, and Evening quests appear.
• Choose between rewards for each quest or one flat daily payout when all scheduled quests are completed.
• Add or remove money from a child's balance and keep a clear transaction history with a reason for every change.
• Automatically match your device's appearance or manually choose Light or Dark Mode in the parent menu.
• Enjoy a cleaner single-child layout, larger quest icons, and progress totals that always match the quests currently shown.
• Get clearer parent controls, larger passcode tap targets, safer confirmations for major changes, and additional reliability improvements.

The biggest visual update since launch.

FIVE NEW PLANET STYLES
Clay, Origami, Paper Craft, Atlas and Terra each render your world a completely different way — pressed plasticine, folded paper, torn-paper collage, contoured relief maps, and a smooth hand-painted globe. Sixty themes in total.

BROWSE BEFORE YOU BUY
Locked planets can now be previewed full-size in the picker, so you can see exactly what's in the collection before deciding.

ACCESSIBILITY AND UNITS
• Text now scales with your Dynamic Type setting
• Metric units — water in mL, distances in km — based on your region
• VoiceOver labels throughout

ALSO NEW
• Haptics on/off, and a choice of a new planet or your current one each month
• Double-tap the planet to reset the camera
• A privacy toggle for anonymous usage sharing, plus a Privacy Policy link
• Fixes to reminder scheduling and month rollover

NEW

• "Not reporting" status. A battery sensor frozen on one value for weeks is broken whether it reads 1% or 100%. Those used to look healthy; now they're called out with how long they've been stuck.
• Battery replacement detection. Swapping a cell while the app was closed previously went unnoticed, so lifetime estimates never improved. Replacements are now found from your stored history and confirmed once the new level holds.
• Per-device battery ranges. Few devices report a clean 0-100%, so HA Monitor learns each one's real full and empty points from observed cycles and rates severity against that.
• Broken integrations. Integrations that failed to set up have no entities to give them away, so nothing in the app could see them. They now appear with Home Assistant's own reason text.
• Home Assistant notices. Persistent notifications, including failed login attempts, now surface on the Overview.
• battery_low sensors. For many Z-Wave and Zigbee devices this is the only battery signal they expose, and it was previously ignored entirely.

IMPROVED

• Real room names, read from your Home Assistant areas instead of guessed from entity names.
• Remaining-life estimates no longer project from sensors that have stopped moving, which is what produced the occasional "decades remaining" on a dead device.
• Zigbee signal thresholds recalibrated against what Zigbee2MQTT and ZHA actually emit — a healthy mesh no longer reports as poor.
• Dismissed discoveries are no longer reported as failures, which was burying the genuine ones.
• Battery cards now show true status: a frozen sensor is no longer drawn as a healthy full battery.
• Faster Overview, and battery history moved out of preferences storage so it stays off the launch path.
• VoiceOver labels across the battery and issue lists, which previously read as disconnected fragments.

FIXED

• A crash when a sensor reported an unusable value, such as nan or a number far outside the expected range. Some devices emit this routinely for a reading they can't take.
• An expired or revoked token now offers Reconnect instead of an error with no way forward.
• A stalled connection no longer blocks every later refresh until the app is force-quit.
• Onboarding animation no longer briefly draws two rows on top of each other.
• Hiding a battery no longer counted it as healthy in the Overview totals.

This update is all about trust: alerts that fire when they should, and never when they shouldn't.

REMINDERS THAT BEHAVE
• Deleting a reminder now cancels its notifications — no more alerts for listings you stopped watching
• Editing reminder times replaces the old alerts instead of stacking duplicates
• Clearing every time slot now properly turns a reminder off

FASTER SEARCH
• The category picker opens instantly — it no longer freezes while loading
• Category search is quicker and results are easier to scan
• Fixed the category list coming up empty after refreshing categories
• Results now load as you scroll instead of tapping "Load More"

SAVED SEARCHES
• Saving a search now confirms it, and the star shows when a search is already saved
• Saving the same search twice no longer creates a duplicate
• New-item counts stay accurate instead of freezing at the first number found
• Pull to refresh is faster and tells you what it found
• Cards now show when a watched search was last checked

CLEARER ALERTS
• Background check settings now explain how iOS actually schedules them, so you know what to expect
• Reminder and watch screens set honest expectations up front

BETTER DETAILS
• Prices from non-US listings show the correct currency
• Network problems now say so, with a retry — instead of looking like "no results"
• Buying format and condition filters no longer flip your selections back a moment after you tap
• Improved VoiceOver support and large text sizes
• Reminders tab is easier on your battery
• Dark mode fixes throughout

This update gives you control over where a stop lands in your route — plus a big round of accuracy and polish work.

PIN A STOP WHERE YOU NEED IT
Tap ••• on any stop and choose Keep First or Keep Last. Cold groceries can now stay at the end of the run, and Wayza still finds the shortest order for everything else around them.

MILES OR KILOMETERS
A new Distance Units setting. Wayza follows your region automatically, or you can set it yourself.

MORE FROM THE MAP
Tap any stop to jump straight to it on the map. Start or view a trip without leaving the Map tab, and your route line now stays drawn when you reopen the app.

SHARPER ROUTES, STEADIER NUMBERS
• Stop order is now worked out from real road data for more stops than before
• Times and distances match on every screen, and your trip legs add up to the total
• Gas Station no longer suggests members-only warehouse fuel you can't actually buy from
• Lost signal, or turned location off? Your last route stays on screen with a note explaining why it couldn't refresh

EASIER ON THE EYES
Full support for larger text sizes, clearer colors in dark mode, complete addresses on every stop, and a Skip button in the intro.

Thanks for using Wayza. Ideas or problems? Tap Contact Support in Settings — it comes straight to us.

This update also includes performance improvements, accessibility enhancements, and fixes throughout the app.

NEW: THEMES

Fifteen new looks — and they don't just retint the TV, they recolor the whole app.

CLASSIC 90s
Cable Box — the original: deep navy, yellow bezel, green readout
Saturday Morning — candy cartoon-block magenta and cyan
Late Night — warm amber phosphor and wood panel
Test Pattern — SMPTE color bars on black
Miami — art-deco teal and flamingo
8-Bit — four-shade pea-green handheld LCD
16-Bit — vivid console colors on grey-purple
Broadcast — early-90s newsroom navy, gold and red

MODERN
Midnight, Vaporwave, Aurora, Daylight, Terminal

PLAIN
Onyx and Paper, for when you just want to watch

Find them in Settings → Appearance. Every option previews itself in its own colors before you pick it.

ALSO NEW

• Picture shape — choose 4:3, widescreen or fullscreen, so 16:9 recordings no longer sit letterboxed inside a square frame
• Your picture settings finally stick. Scan lines, brightness, contrast, tint, color and screen size all survive a restart
• TV Guide and Settings are now reachable from the on-screen controls, including in fullscreen
• Live stream channels show what's actually playing right now, with an on-air indicator
• Long channel names wrap in the sidebar instead of being cut off

FIXED

• Channels keep broadcasting. A channel used to drop to "No Signal" once it had played through its schedule — it now loops continuously, the way it always should have
• The TV Guide shows the right program. The now-line and the listings are properly aligned, and the channel column scrolls with its rows
• Nothing gets deleted behind your back. Videos whose files can't be read are flagged in your library instead of being removed
• Regenerate genuinely reshuffles the running order every time
• A stream that won't connect now tells you why and offers a retry, instead of showing static forever
• Volume starts at full, remembers where you left it, and the on-screen readout tracks your finger
• Importing shows progress, tells you if anything was skipped, and checks you have room first
• Much easier on the battery — the static effect and the TV Guide are dramatically cheaper to draw
• Better VoiceOver support, and text now scales with your system text size

ENERGY, IN PREVIEW (MIKAZE PLUS)
• A live dashboard for solar production, house load, and grid flow, with animated links showing which way power is moving right now
• Today's curve, plus daily history for the past week or month from your own recorder
• A panel grid that makes a shaded or failing micro-inverter obvious, with a detailed card for any panel you tap
• A list of the always-on devices quietly drawing power all day
• New small and medium Energy widgets for your Home Screen
• Not on Plus yet? The Energy screen now runs a live demo so you can try it before you buy

ALSO IN THIS UPDATE
• Settings reorganized into half as many sections — everything is still there, just easier to find
• Fixed the Today ring label overlapping the rings
• The Mono theme is now properly monochrome: device sliders, widget groups, and the app background no longer keep stray colour
• A rebuilt welcome tour that shows charts, energy, widgets, and protected actions in action

A new way to bloom!

I've been wanting to introduce a whole new style to Daily Petal for a long
time, and I'm so happy I finally get to share it with you.

Say hello to Posy — a completely new way to watch your steps grow. Where
Petal style blooms one flower each month with a petal for every day, Posy
style grows your weeks as living stems, with every day opening as its own
flower. Gold-rimmed blooms mark the days you hit your goal, buds hold the
days still to come, and today's bloom gently sways as you walk.

The first Posy collection is the Birth Flowers set: twelve botanical blooms,
one for each month — from January's carnation to December's holly. More posy
sets are already growing for future updates.

Also in this update:
• A reimagined welcome experience — watch a living meadow bloom, feel every
flower open, and pick your very first flower before you begin
• Pick your style: every month can bloom as a Petal or a Posy
• A refreshed look across the app — quieter typography, softer colors, and
a calmer feel from the first screen on
• New "Reading a Posy" guide in Settings
• Bug fixes and little touches of polish throughout

Thank you for walking with me!

Numbers you can act on.

• Tap any stat to see the reminders behind it. "Past Due: 4" now shows you which four, oldest first, with a link straight to Reminders.
• On-Time Rate now counts unfinished overdue work as missed. Your rate may drop — that's the fix. Finishing two tasks promptly while ten sat overdue previously reported as 100%.
• New: per-list breakdown, so you can see which list is dragging you down.
• New: DueView now tells you what it can't measure. Undated and repeating tasks are called out instead of silently skipped.
• Empty states explain themselves instead of showing a blank dial.
• Best Day now follows your region's first day of the week, and ties no longer flip at random.
• Much faster with large reminder libraries.
• Fixes for Dynamic Type, dark mode, VoiceOver, and the gauge's color.

WHAT’S NEW

FEATURES

• Choose stars or money as your family’s reward system, with currency and conversion settings.
• Explore the new Bank experience and adjust each family member’s balance.
• Optionally show quest values on the Today screen.
• Tap quests and rewards to edit or delete them.
• Create morning and evening versions of twice-daily routines automatically.
• Confirm reward redemptions, review redemption history, and undo mistakes.
• Reject pending quest completions from Parent Mode.
• Choose a new app icon and enjoy refreshed onboarding, improved empty states, and better accessibility.
• Reset all family data directly from Settings.
• Keep reward settings and redemption history in sync with iCloud.

BUG FIXES

• Fixed weekly progress appearing under the wrong day or failing to reset for a new week.
• Fixed completion, balance, and family data inconsistencies after relaunching or syncing.
• Improved data safety when editing or deleting profiles, quests, and rewards.

What’s New

• Fixed various bugs and made general performance improvements.
• Improved stream loading behavior on slower or unstable network connections.

Need Help?

If you have any issues or concerns, please contact Support directly through the app.

Little Echo has been refreshed from the very first hello to the final send.

What’s new:

• A completely redesigned onboarding experience makes setup clearer, friendlier, and easier for families.
• Recipients can now reply directly to Little Echo emails, with their message delivered to the parent.
• All-new voice prompts for every question and mood make check-ins warmer, clearer, and more consistent.
• A more focused mood check-in features 20 thoughtfully selected feelings, reorganized to help children find the right one faster.
• The entire daily check-in has been reworked with smoother transitions, clearer guidance, and a more natural flow.
• Redesigned emails bring each child’s mood, words, voice, and drawings together in a more personal update.

Bug fixes and improvements:

• More reliable recording, including better support for quiet voices.
• Improved transcription and audio processing.
• Better handling when no answer is heard.
• Fixed drawing-board sizing and alignment in portrait and landscape.
• Numerous layout, accessibility, validation, and stability improvements throughout the app.

Expanded H.265/HEVC compatibility to support more camera stream formats. This update also improves playback recovery and stream fallback reliability when a camera’s video format cannot be identified immediately.

What’s New in Version 1.1.1

• Added a new Support area with Roadmap, announcements, questions, and easier access to customer support.
• Improved the reliability of saved photos, tags, and training sets.
• Enhanced image loading when rotating or resizing the app.
• Improved reset controls, offline handling, stability, and overall usability.

What’s New

• Added an in-app roadmap, announcements, and feedback.
• Improved data refresh reliability, connection handling, and overall performance.