HabitKit 1.17.2 lets you use the habit tracker in a different language from the rest of your phone. Pick the app's language right in Settings, or keep following your device, and two more languages arrived with it: Hindi and Korean.
Release notes · 1.17.2
- Pick the app's language right in Settings, or keep following your device
- HabitKit now speaks Hindi (हिन्दी) and Korean (한국어)
- Reminders, home screen widgets, and starter categories switch with it
- Day squares in the compact list are easier to hit. A near miss no longer opens the habit
- Fixed: opening the app no longer clears your notifications on Android, settings no longer quietly undo each other, and the FocusKit page and two date labels always showed in English
Pick A Language In Settings
Practising a language you are learning, or sharing a phone set to someone else's? Choose HabitKit's language in Settings and the whole app switches at once. Choose the device setting and it follows your phone again. The choice reaches beyond the app's own screens: reminders, home screen widgets and the starter categories you see when you create a habit all switch with it.
Hindi And Korean
HabitKit now speaks Hindi (हिन्दी) and Korean (한국어). Japanese and Hebrew followed a week later in 1.17.3.
Easier To Tap, And Fixes
The day squares in the compact list are easier to hit, and a near miss no longer opens the habit by mistake. On Android, opening the app no longer clears your notifications. Settings no longer quietly undo each other, and the FocusKit page and two date labels, which always showed in English, now follow your language.