- Small internal improvements

- This release brings back the long-press on the "Check in" button to bring up the check-in configurator - Boards reordering is now accessible through a separate menu item in the top-right corner - More fitness-related icons for boards - Internal optimizations and improvements

- New name and icon. Checker is now Ripples! The same app, but with a more cohesive branding. - iOS 26 design refresh - Updated grid animations - Performance improvements

- New shortcut to get the status of a board for today. It can be used standalone to check a specific board using Siri or the Shortcuts app, but it can also be plugged into a shortcut script as a condition. - A few internal performance and stability improvements

- You can now add notes to every check-in - Check-in notes are organized in a dedicated "Journal" view - Internal improvements

- A few internal improvements

- Add "Yards" amount unit - A couple of internal improvements

- The "Check In" button now has a better indication of whether you've checked in today - Localizations: French, German, Chinese (Simplified), Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish and Ukrainian

- A few stability improvements

- Fixed a crash that was happening for some users on iOS 18.4 - A couple of internal improvements

- Fixed an issue when people who purchased the full version would sometimes briefly see a Checker+ prompt - Improved the performance of the first-time launch - Renamed "Best" streak into "Longest" to make it more neutral for boards that don't need to focus on tracking improvements. In the future update, there will be an option to disable all performance metrics altogether for selected boards. - Added onboarding tutorial for new users

- A re-designed board details screen which now includes 3 different pages with an overview of vital metrics, analytics for deeper insights and a full check-in history with total amounts for each day and month - A few under-the-hood fixes and improvements

- Fixed a crash for some users when opening the board details view

- Fixed an issue where the breakdown chart on the board details screen wasn't taking daylight saving time shift into account causing wrong calculations for weekdays - Minor adjustments to widget animations - Additional board icons - A few stability improvements

- A set of new board icons - Minor bug fixes and improvements

A couple of bug fixes: - Fixed Minimal widget overflowing on iPad mini - Fixed color slider not working properly on iOS 17

This version adds two new widget styles: - The "Minimal" style can be configured to display only the daily grid without any extra information but can also show the board's icon and status for the current day. If the board icon is shown, it also acts as a check-in button. This style supports Small and Medium widget sizes. - The "Dashboard" style displays only board icons and their status for the current day, each board icon is also a check-in button. This style supports all widget sizes from Small to Large and can hold from 4 boards on a Small widget to 16 boards on a Large one.

- A few performance and stability improvements - Full database export using the Diagnostics menu. If you know that you need this feature, you can enable Diagnostic menu by going to iOS Settings → Apps → Checker → Toggle "Diagnostics". Then go back to Checker, then go to the Settings screen using the icon in the top-left corner, you will see a new "Diagnostics" menu in the list.

There are two major changes in this version besides other small improvements: - Data Export. You can now export all your data from Checker into a CSV file and use it with any third-party tools. - New "Powerpack Family" in-app purchase. It's a lifetime Powerpack that unlocks unlimited boards but it's also shared with up to 5 family members in your iCloud family.

- Fixed an issue where the app was sometimes silently killed in the background. There was no visible impact on the user experience, just a technical issue.

- A few minor bug fixes

A few improvements, bug fixes and internal changes: * Amount value form row now reacts to a tap and puts the cursor at the end of the value input field * On iOS 18+ when adding a home screen widget, it will automatically ask to choose the board to display * Fixed an issue when shortcuts and widgets would automatically switch to the latest created board. Now this selection needs to be made explicitly. Just so you know, you might be prompted to select a board for your widgets and shortcuts as before this choice was implicit. Sorry for this small inconvenience. * Fixed an issue with the board icon selection screen being too sensitive to taps and would select icons when just scrolling the list * Added Swift language board icon (perfect for people going through "100 Days Of Swift" and "100 Days Of SwiftUI" courses) * Internal groundwork for a bigger future update

- This update adds color themes. You can now color-code your boards using one of the pre-defined themes or create a new one with a color-picker. - Other minor fixes and improvements

This update adds color themes. You can now color-code your boards using one of the pre-defined themes or create a new one with a color-picker.

- Improvements to the stability of the sync engine - Minor bug fixes

- Boards and check-ins are now synced across devices via iCloud. All data is, of course, end-to-end encrypted and only can be viewed on your devices. - New app icon that works better with the new dark and tinted styles of Home Screen in iOS 18. If you prefer the classic icon, you can still choose it in the app's settings.

- Enabled the full database import feature

Small under-the-hood changes and bug fixes to the in-app purchase flow

- Full support for tinted Home Screen appearance. Both widgets and the app icon match the color scheme you choose for the Home Screen. - New Control Center widgets. You can now add boards to the Control Center so there is one more place for quick check-in. - A few bug fixes and performance improvements along the way.

This version adds support for custom units. You can now enter any unit name for your boards that track amounts.

- The "Check In" shortcut now supports amount values and check-in date - You can now ask Siri to check you in on your progress using phrases like: "Check in on my board in Checker" and using the name of one of your boards "Check in on 'Journaling' board in Checker"

- You can now switch between wide and compact layouts on the main screen - It's now possible to rearrange boards on the main screen with a simple drag-and-drop - A few bug fixes