Combien de dodos ?v1.2.6

Released October 2, 2026Major

iOS

The latest major update focuses on physical scheduling tools and interface personalization. As the release is recent and lacks sufficient performance data, the impact remains neutral. Future analysis will determine if these additions improve user retention or schedule management efficiency.

What changed

New featureIntroduced a printable 'Week Wheel' to help children visualize their daily schedule.
UXAdded ability to customize places with names, colors, icons, or photos.
UXAdded quick-fill functionality to assign places to specific days of the week.
UXAdded personalization option to include the child's name on the printed sheet.
UXIncluded assembly instructions and a cut-out arrow on the printed page.

Reception

50/ 100 impact scoreNeutral

What worked

UX
The addition of customizable place markers and quick-fill scheduling provides functional utility for parents managing daily routines.

What didn't

New feature
no evidence
The introduction of the printable Week Wheel lacks sufficient user feedback to determine its utility in the current release window.

Marlvel takeaways

Monitor user adoption of the printable Week Wheel to determine if physical output features align with the core digital utility of the app.
Assess whether the new customization options for places reduce the time required for parents to configure their daily schedules.

Original release notes

Version 1.2.6 — The week wheel

THE WEEK WHEEL
"Is it school or home today?" A new printable sheet answers before the question is even asked. Every morning, your child turns the arrow to today and sees straight away where they're going.
• Seven segments, one per day, in the colour of the place: school, daycare, home, nanny, grandma & grandpa, holiday club
• Add your own places — Dad's, swimming, football… — with their own name, colour and icon, or a photo printed in the circle: the teacher, the nanny, the house
• Pick a place, tap the days your child goes there: the week fills up in seconds
• Your child's first name on the sheet: "Emma's wheel"
• The arrow is printed on the same page, ready to cut out

BEFORE YOU PRINT
This sheet is cut out and put together: a paper fastener to fix the arrow in the centre, scissors and, for a sturdier wheel, some cardboard and glue. The instructions are printed at the bottom of the page.

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