Wastime
Priority decides which milestone colors a week
This version is mostly about Calendars. A week in Life Calendar or a day in Age Calendar can hold more than one milestone, and until now you could see only one of them at a time. Now a tap shows all of them, and if your milestones already live in a note or a document, an AI assistant can help bring them in without typing each one again.
New
A tap on a week or a day shows everything in it
Tapping a week in Life Calendar or a day in Age Calendar opens a card with every milestone in that cell, with its dates and group, so one that shares a week with another can no longer hide behind it. On the current week or day, the card also shows how much of your life you have lived so far. Before, a short message at the bottom of the screen showed just one milestone.
An AI assistant can turn your list into milestones
If your milestones are already written down somewhere, the milestones step of the Calendars help can copy a prompt for an AI assistant. Paste it into a chat along with your list, and the assistant turns it into a file you bring in through Data backup with Import Data and Merge. The prompt carries the names and colors of your milestone groups, so new milestones go into the groups you already have.
Improved
Milestones in an Age Story open the same card
A milestone you mentioned in an Age Story opens the same card, with its dates as they are today. If you have deleted that milestone since, the card says so.
Priority decides between overlapping milestones
When two milestones partly overlap, the one with the higher priority now colors the cell and comes first in its card. A milestone that sits wholly inside another one still shows on top of it, so a short trip stays visible in the middle of a long job. Before, in Life Calendar the week went to whichever milestone started later, whatever its priority.
Calendar cells are clearer with a screen reader
With a screen reader, only the calendar cells that open a card are offered as buttons. Before, every cell was announced as one, the empty weeks and days too.
Milestone lists keep priority next to the dates
In the lists of milestones, the priority now sits under the name, on one line with the dates. When the screen is too narrow for both, the dates move to a line of their own and the priority keeps its place.
Fixed
Publishing a calendar keeps the author name you chose
When you publish a calendar, turning Anonymous off brings back the author name you had typed before. Milestones you deleted after picking them are no longer counted as selected.
A swipe in Journey turns the page back
In Journey, a swipe from the left edge of a page turns it back and no longer pulls out the side menu.
Share on a notification opens the share sheet
The Share button on an opened notification now opens the phone's share sheet. Before, tapping it did nothing.
No light strip after going back
Going back from a topic's time details, or from a rate in Converter, no longer leaves a light strip over the top of the screen you return to.
Names in right-to-left scripts stay in place
A calendar title, topic or milestone name written in a right-to-left script such as Arabic or Hebrew no longer pulls the words printed next to it out of order.