This October update brings together the client changes from ISEA 1.1.0 through 1.1.5. Weight and period tracking have their own sections, while schedules, habits, items, and moods gain more everyday options. You can arrange the home screen around your routine and manage Agent conversations, attachments, and file imports more easily.
Weight tracking Preview
Preview: Weight tracking is available to use and remains in testing. Later versions will continue to adjust the feature and interface based on real-world feedback.
The new weight section supports kilograms, jin, and pounds, with a measurement date, optional time, context, and note. You can keep several measurements on the same day and choose the one used as that day's representative sample.
The chart shows measurements alongside a seven-day average. Tap a point to see its details, or review a week, month, six months, or year in analytics, including days recorded and change over the selected period. A home card keeps your latest record close at hand.
Period tracking Preview
Preview: Period tracking is available to use and remains in testing. Later versions will continue to adjust the feature and interface based on real-world feedback.
The period section records start and end dates, daily flow, pain, physical symptoms, and notes. Its calendar distinguishes recorded dates from date references based on your history. Analytics summarize cycle lengths, period durations, and their distribution over time.
You can add several past periods, preview a CSV import with duplicate and conflict checks, and export your existing records. Date reminders have their own settings.
You explicitly enable this section. Controls include an ordinary cloud sync switch, an option to hide home card details, and a choice about reminder details on the lock screen. You can also adjust how its home card appears.
Clearer schedules, calendar sources, and reminders
Calendar source filters let you choose which holiday, seasonal, and other subscribed calendars appear across schedule views. Month layouts and text are easier to read, and changing months or source selections is smoother.
Completed tasks have a clearer calendar state and can be hidden. The todo list focuses more closely on today, while the current date and daily data refresh when midnight passes or you return to the app.
A schedule can have several reminder times, such as one at the start and another in advance. Manual calendar sync lets you import from the system calendar, export to it, or sync in both directions. Saving and syncing schedules preserves existing subtasks and their completion state, while calendar scans handle record ownership and dates more carefully.
Habit plans and individual reviews
Habits can run every day, on selected weekdays, or every few days. The daily list follows that plan. Daily and weekly reminders can take you directly to the habit section when you tap the notification.
Each habit now has its own check-in history and statistics. Editing or undoing a check-in updates completion and streak information, so you can review the progress of one habit at a time.
Calculate an item's cost per use
Item records now track usage counts and support costs calculated by day or by use. For an item measured by use, its card shows the cost of each use. A quick plus button on the list adds one use, and the editor lets you increase or decrease the count.
The count button gives immediate feedback and protects against repeated taps. Cards organize price, status, and cost information more clearly. You can also change an item's status directly from the list, and selection states in the editor are more consistent.
More options for moods, accounting, and important dates
Mood tracking adds more mood types, custom image stickers, and notes that you can edit after saving. The calendar and record controls have also been refined for reviewing and changing entries.
Accounting supports more flexible categories and transaction metadata, with everyday categories for daily supplies, medical costs, social spending, freelance income, and red packets. The entry form brings frequent actions together. Imported transactions can retain their source, tags, and transaction identifiers for later organization.
Important dates now support counting elapsed days. The home card uses your pinned choice and dates to select an entry to display, with separate views for countdowns and elapsed-day records.
Choose and arrange your home cards
Select which cards appear, change their order, and drag them between sections. Refined drag feedback makes arranging the home screen easier to follow.
Weight and period cards use the same home layout. Newly registered regular cards join the default selection, while sections such as period tracking keep their explicit controls. An announcement list and update prompts also bring app news onto the home screen.
Start, continue, and manage Agent conversations
Shake your phone to open the Agent panel, with a setting to enable or disable the shortcut. On iOS, conversation history supports pinning, renaming, and deletion. Automatic conversation titles have also been refined.
Structured question cards help the Agent ask for missing details. Follow-up suggestions appear after a reply, question cards retain their unanswered state, and suggestions stay with the final response. Conversation order and time sorting are more consistent. Text before tool execution makes the next action easier to follow.
The attachment picker brings image and file selection together. Images stay available locally for preview and processing when an upload has a problem. You can submit feedback inside the app, include screenshots, and add information to an existing report.
File imports, with preview, approval, and undo
Agent imports now cover general record files as well as bills. After choosing a file, review the parsed content and proposed records before approving the import. Preview layouts, attachment thumbnails, and completion actions have been made more consistent.
Import history keeps track of batches and sources, supports undoing a batch, and recognizes repeated imports more reliably. Imported bills and manual entries use the same records, so you can continue editing and syncing them afterward.
More complete sync, backups, and account switching
The updated sync flow covers life records, AI conversations, and messages, with separate handling for image and file attachments. Cloud sync settings let you choose record types, conversations, and attachments. Full upload and download operations provide an explicit direction, with clearer progress and conflict messages.
Local database and cloud backups have dedicated management screens. View snapshots, adjust automatic backup and retention settings, and choose a snapshot to restore. Restore operations retain a safety snapshot, and older data keeps its original dates and update times during migration.
Account switching uses separate data spaces. Local backup and settings screens remain accessible after signing out, and cached login state is retained while offline. Startup, session confirmation, and attachment recovery have also been refined.
Other everyday improvements
- Fitness records use stable exercise identifiers, keeping exercises linked when you change languages. The numeric keyboard in iOS fitness profile settings is easier to dismiss.
- The home fitness card shows today's workouts, keeping the daily overview aligned with the current date.
- Apple Health sleep import has clearer entry points and source information. Sleep forms preserve an unreported interruption count and improve how records appear.
- Journal, habit, water, and weight forms use more consistent fields, options, and buttons. Glass header buttons feel closer to native controls.
- Profile image loading and saving are more reliable. Traditional Chinese and the other client language dictionaries have been completed.
- The About screen has a new product introduction and author portrait, plus a QQ group link for community discussion and feedback.
- Settings explain data, sync, backups, and update channels more clearly, with confirmation before enabling the preview channel.