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The Day Dial comes to the Home Screen. DAY DIAL WIDGET Your whole day as a ring: every timed block in its real colour, routines on their own track, and the hours around them. Inside the ring, the running task with its tag, how much is left and when it ends, and how much open time follows. Sunrise, sunset and the moon are drawn at their real angles for your location. The countdown stays live between refreshes, by the minute on iOS 18 and later. A separate monochrome face keeps the dial readable on tinted and clear Home Screens, and it scales to every large-widget size on iPhone and iPad, down to iPad mini. Tap it to open the day. Set your location under Settings, Location. KEY TASKS Star the few tasks you actually mean to move forward today, with a quiet note when a day carries more than three. A star belongs to the day rather than to the task, so rescheduling clears it and the question gets asked again. SCHEDULE HISTORY A task that has moved now shows where it was first planned, how often it has been pushed back after coming due, and the stops it actually made along the way. WEEK An end hour to match the start hour, and an honest count of what falls outside the range on screen. WIDGETS All seven widgets change day at midnight on their own, without opening the app, and say plainly when what they are showing has gone out of date. Dragging a block to resize it no longer reloads them at every step of the drag; they update once, when you let go. FIXES Calendar feeds that tag timed events explicitly no longer import every one of them as all-day, which previously cost a whole recurring series its time of day. WEEK and SCHED now load device calendar events for every day they draw, so days no longer read as emptier than they are. The 24-hour setting is applied consistently across clock labels. Microphone and speech messages are translated, Italian ordinals follow the right rules, and Simplified Chinese gets a missing plural form.