HabitKit 1.2 put the habit grid on the iPhone home screen and opened the app to most of Europe and beyond, with twelve new languages in one release.
Release notes · 1.2
Widgets came to the iOS home screen (Pro): pick the habit a widget shows and tap it to jump straight there.
- Arabic, Belarusian, Catalan, Dutch, French, Hungarian, Italian, Brazilian and European Portuguese, Spanish and Turkish joined English and German.
- The icon library grew from 98 to 195 icons, all redrawn in one style.
- The week can start on Sunday, from a new General section in Settings.
- Fixed the grid and streak counts drifting a day around daylight-saving changes.
Since then A widget tap opens HabitKit on the overview now, not that habit's own page. Logging a habit from the widget itself arrived later and needs iOS 17.
Home Screen Widgets On iPhone
Widgets came to the iPhone home screen with Pro: pick the habit a widget shows and keep its grid in view all day. Android widgets followed in 1.4, and checking a habit off on the widget itself in 1.7. Add a widget and choose which habits it shows cover the widgets as they are today.
Twelve More Languages
Arabic, Belarusian, Catalan, Dutch, French, Hungarian, Italian, Brazilian and European Portuguese, Spanish and Turkish joined English and German.
Icons, Weeks And Daylight Saving
The icon library grew from 98 to 195 icons, all redrawn in one style. The week can start on Sunday, from a new General section in Settings. And the grid and streak counts no longer drift by a day around daylight-saving changes.