Days Since Tracker - TimeSincev1.8
Released September 3, 2026Major
iOS
What changed
- New featureAdded 162 counter ideas with refreshed suggestions via the + button
- UXRestructured navigation with Settings tab and renamed Stats tab
- New featureExpanded Stats view with weekly activity, rhythms, and quit-counter progress
- UXAdded collapsible section and priority sorting for quit counters
- New featureEnhanced number charts with true time axis, grouping options, and new visualizations
- UXUpdated rhythm reports to use real units instead of consistency scores
- RetentionStreamlined first-run onboarding experience
- PerformanceOptimized memory usage and speed for counters, sync, and restores
- UXImproved calendar accuracy for start dates and backdated counters
- UXRefined layouts, scrolling smoothness, and photo thumbnail sharpness
Original release notes
Version 1.8 makes TimeSince faster, clearer, and easier to use. - The + button now opens 162 counter ideas, with refreshed suggestions each time. - Settings is a tab again, and Me is now called Stats. - Stats now shows counters, logs, resets, tracking dates, weekly activity, rhythms, and quit-counter progress. - Quit counters have their own collapsible section, with an option to show them first. - Number charts now use a true time axis. Group by day, week, month, or year, choose different calculations, and view bars or lines. - Rhythm reports now describe your timing in real units instead of assigning a consistency score. - Weekly reports now show exact daily activity without comparing you against targets. - Calendars now mark the counter’s real start date and correctly handle backdated quit counters. - The first-run experience is shorter, faster, and easier to navigate. - Counters, Timeline, photos, iCloud sync, and restores now run faster and use less memory. - Includes clearer layouts, smoother scrolling, sharper photo thumbnails, and fixes throughout.