September made ISEA’s home and system surfaces feel more like a glanceable life dashboard. We added native business widgets for mood, habits, accounting, and tickets, while continuing to deepen fitness, item, sleep, and schedule tracking. Home cards, Agent presentation cards, reminders, and live status all received another round of refinement.
The direction is simple: bring the information worth revisiting closer, and make the next step after a record feel natural.
Four kinds of life information, now in native widgets
Mood, habits, accounting, and tickets now each have a native business widget. They turn the right part of the app into something you can read at a glance: today’s state, habit progress, a financial snapshot, or an upcoming ticket, without first opening the full feature.
Widgets and the in-app home use the same summary logic, so the information stays consistent across entry points. Updated background plates and card layouts also give these high-frequency signals a clearer place on the home screen.
Fitness tracking, down to every set
The fitness module received a substantial pass this month. You can choose from a fuller exercise library, shape a workout around your own routine, and keep the weight, reps, and completion state for each set.
The Agent can now understand set-aware fitness records as well. Whether you are adding the sets you just finished or reviewing what made up a workout, the data is closer to the details that matter during training. Fitness screens, entry sheets, and home summaries were refined alongside it to make starting a workout feel smoother.
Item records gain a timeline and analytics
The item module now supports more complete long-term records. Items can retain purchase, usage, and cost information over time, and that information can be revisited in analytics. Currency preference is now global, so accounting, items, and other money-related surfaces use a consistent format.
New sticker assets and a home summary card help items become more than a static list: a lightweight record of what you own, use, and spend.
Sleep, habits, and water get better summaries
The sleep diary was reworked, while preserving the timing semantics of imported health data. A new AI sleep weekly review card brings together average duration, daily variation, record coverage, and one actionable suggestion, making a week of entries easier to understand.
Habits gained a calendar view for looking back on completion. Water and sleep entry points also moved into lighter form sheets. Across the home surface, more business cards were reorganized around a shared background treatment so that increased information density still stays easy to scan.
The Agent has more ways to show its work
The Agent now does more than return text. It can present structured review cards when they are useful, including the sleep weekly review. Image messages, continuous typing, batch record actions, and in-chat response feedback also received continued improvements.
While a request is in progress, Dynamic Island and Live Activities on iPhone can show the Agent’s state. You can see that work is happening without repeatedly returning to the conversation. The Agent’s understanding of time also expanded with lunar-calendar conversion, making everyday phrasing easier to use directly.
More proactive reminders, quieter interaction
September also introduces global local reminders. Schedule reminders are arranged from your records and bring the next relevant item back into view at the appropriate time. Notification preferences and reminder management have their own settings surface, so the rhythm stays yours to control.
Voice capture’s press, release, cancellation, and transcript preview were tightened further. Multiline input, image selection, and tool execution surfaces also became more dependable. The aim is for these interactions to ask for less attention while being ready when you need to record or confirm something.
September’s ISEA is built more around seeing and completing things in the moment. Four business widgets extend high-frequency information beyond the app, richer cards turn ongoing records into understandable summaries, and the Agent, reminders, and live status bring the next step forward at the right time.