Homework Tracker: Recitationv4.0.1

What changed

• New featureAdded support for rotating schedules like A/B days and custom day cycles
• New featureIntroduced Terms to group classes into semesters or quarters with specific stats
• New featureNew focus timer with pause/resume functionality and session history
• New featureAdded ability to attach files, photos, and documents to tasks and classes
• New featureEnhanced repeating task rules with flexible intervals and post-creation editing
• UXAdded subtask creation during the initial task entry process
• UXNew schedule view showing weekly class layouts and conflict warnings
• New featureRebuilt Report Card feature with deeper productivity insights
• PlatformAutomated full data backups to iCloud
• PerformanceRebuilt day, week, and month views for smoother scrolling and performance

Original release notes

Recitation 4.0 is our biggest update yet.

• Rotating schedules — A/B days, Day 1–6, Week A/Week B, whatever your
  school calls it. Set it up once, rename the days to match, and
  Recitation tracks where you are. Snow day? Adjust it in two taps.

• Terms — group classes into semesters, quarters or trimesters, and see
  your stats for each one separately.

• A new focus timer — pause and resume without losing your session, and browse your full focus history.

• Attachments anywhere — add files, photos or scanned documents to a task
  while you're creating it, or attach them to a whole class.

• Better repeating tasks — daily, weekly, monthly or yearly, every N
  weeks, ending on a date or after a set number. And you can finally edit
  a repeat rule after you've made it, without losing anything.

• Subtasks while you add a task, instead of only afterwards.

• Your whole week at a glance — a new schedule view that shows every
  class laid out, and warns you when a new one clashes.

• A rebuilt Report Card with more insight into how you actually work.

• Backups now include everything, automatically, to iCloud.

• Everything scrolls faster. The day, week and month views were rebuilt
  from scratch and are dramatically smoother.

(Plus a lot of bug fixes)