- Your year in habits recap. In Statistics you can generate a written summary of your year: your progress, the habits you kept up the most, and a fun fact about your data. It is created using Apple Intelligence, Apple's privacy-conscious technology. Any figures in the recap are always based on your real statistics. - Tag suggestions. From a habit's menu, the app can suggest existing tags that fit it, based on the habit's name and reason. Suggestions are never applied on their own: you decide. - Apple Intelligence setting. Settings now includes a switch to turn the Apple Intelligence features on or off. It only appears on compatible devices. - Siri and Shortcuts integration. Habit Tracker offers many actions for Siri and Shortcuts, with improved integrations. You can automate your habit tracking and get your content as an image, a PDF, or rich text. You can also search and filter more precisely, for example by name, category, tag, period type, frequency, or creation date. - Recaps and statistics with Siri and Shortcuts. You can ask for summaries and figures about your habits: a year's statistics (total completions, skipped habits, active days, and your most kept habits), the categories you were most consistent in, and a comparison of your activity between two periods, for example this week versus last week or this year versus last year. - Spotlight search. Your habits appear in the system Spotlight search, with icon and details, so you can find and open them quickly from outside the app. - Suggestions to reopen your habits. The habits you open most often can appear in system suggestions, and the widget can rise to the top of the widget Smart Stack around your reminder times. - Siri and Shortcuts understand what is on screen. You can use Siri or a shortcut to act on the habit, note, progress, category, or tag you are currently viewing. - Export and sharing. You can export a single habit as PDF, RTF, CSV, or text, and share it with a visual card showing its icon, name, reason, your current and best streak, and your activity map. You can also export and share a note as an image, a PDF, RTF, or text. - More forgiving search in your habits. When you search your habits, the search now ignores case, accents, and punctuation and also looks through your categories and tags, so you can find a habit even when you type only part of its name or leave out accents. - Improved name sorting. Alphabetical order is more consistent and ignores case and accents. If anything ever looks out of order, a new "Repair search and sorting" option in Settings rebuilds the data used to search and sort. Some of these features require a device compatible with Apple Intelligence and a recent version of iOS. Habit Tracker is crafted by an indie developer. Your feedback and suggestions help shape future updates. If you find the app useful, a review would mean a lot. For any support, contact me at support@habittrack.app. Simone