
Whittle: Reduce Screen Time
Digital detox, less every week
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What's New in Whittle
1.2.1
October 6, 2026
This version fixes what the last one measured wrongly, and says what it could not say before. - Your subscription is read from the store itself before Pro is ever taken away. A renewal the phone had not fetched yet used to read as a lapse. - Before a free week turns into a paid one, a note names the day it ends. Settings shows when the free week ends, or the date you are paid through, and Manage subscription opens Apple's own sheet. - The subscription screen says what the annual plan saves, and what it comes to per month. - The day the counter is set up is a half-day. It no longer counts as a whole day kept, and no longer pulls your first week low. - When the program ends you can hold at the number you landed on, keep lowering, or finish. A note the morning after says what the program did. - The Home Screen widget stays honest between opens and starts each day with the whole share. On the Lock Screen: a circle and an inline line. The widget gallery reads in your language. - Share your number, the time given back, or a finished program as one plain sentence. - If Screen Time access is refused for a reason you can act on — no connection, no passcode — the screen says which. - The pause's buttons keep their contrast in dark mode. - Before measuring, you can say how long you think these apps take a day. On the day your number arrives, your guess stands beside it. - Days over six hours are now counted up to twelve. - Websites you pick are counted and paused too, and so are the websites in a category you picked. - If you are on the monthly plan, Settings can switch you to annual; Apple shows when the change starts before you confirm.
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