Stowe: Voice Daily Planner

Stowe 2.6 — Break it down gets a lot better at steps. • Break it down now works out what a task actually means before writing any steps. If a task is too vague to break down, it says so instead of inventing steps. • Break it down now understands the world a little better. When a task names something real — a form, a scheme, a service — Stowe looks it up before writing the steps. Only a short search phrase leaves your phone, nothing is kept, and you can turn it off under Settings › Break it down. • Steps stay with the task. They no longer reset each day. • The step list has its own look, tinted by the task it belongs to. Today shows a short "2 of 5 steps" count instead of every step laid open, and Break this down is in the edit form too. • Steps are easier to work with: bigger text and a bigger tap target for checking one off, and a confirm button when you add or rewrite a step. • Suggestions no longer depend on how full today's plan is, and there's no fixed cap — you see whatever genuinely clears the bar. • Each kind of item now has a faint background wash in its own colour. • A calmer first minute. Type one thing or pick a few from a short list, see today’s plan take shape under them, and keep it — three screens, no permissions asked until you need them. Voice arrives on Capture once your plan is kept. Stowe still runs capture on the device — voice capture, transcription and structuring happen locally, so capture works in Aeroplane Mode. Break it down, Suggestions and Refine may use Apple's Private Cloud Compute when helpful.