What changed, and when.

Perfect days

A day on which you complete every habit due is a perfect day. Your first, 10th, 25th, 100th and 365th are celebrated when you reach them and kept in Look back › Celebrations, each with its date.

Swap two habits between spaces

In Planner › Spaces, a space's Bulk actions offers Swap: pick a habit in that space and one in another, and they change places in one step. Two active habits can swap even when both spaces are full.

Sign in with a passkey

In Profile, Passkey › Add saves a passkey on your device. The sign-in page then offers it, with no password to type.

Stay signed in across tabs

A new tab opens already signed in. Signing out signs out every tab.

A rate waits for 28 days of history

A rate shows once your history holds 28 days, or 7 for the Last 7 days card. Until then, you see the days you logged since your history began.

The Yearly Review reads your last 12 months

For the current year, the Yearly Review covers the last 12 months. Past years run from January to December.

Each habit has its own page

Click a habit's name in the Habit Strength or Habit Streak card on Today, in Insights › Trajectory or in Planner › Habits to open its page. It shows the habit over the span you pick: its Strength and streaks, its heatmap, its trend, and how often you came back the next due day after a miss. Rooted adds Strength over time, the weekdays the habit holds best, how often you missed twice, your longest gap, and each year against the others. On Rooted, the span can also be dates you choose or the whole record.

Try Rooted free for 30 days

If you have never had a trial, you can try every Rooted feature free for 30 days, with no card. Start it in one tap from the avatar menu or the Plans page; once you have checked in on 7 different days, Today offers it too. Wherever the trial is offered, you can subscribe straight away instead.

Format your feedback

When you send feedback or reply to the team, a small text formatting toolbar now sits above the text box. The text box grows as you write. The Send feedback window opens in the middle of the screen, and you can drag its title bar to move it. If you close it before sending, your draft is still there when you open it again.

Habit Library

Planner › Habits has a new Library tab. It lists habits you can add to your spaces: the ones Klatos offers that you have not added yet, and the ones you created that are in no space. Click Add, then pick the spaces.

Manage all your habits in one place

Planner › Habits has an Assigned tab. It lists all habits in your spaces, from A to Z, tracked or not. You can search them, filter them and edit them.

See when the team replies to your feedback

When the team replies to your feedback, the avatar menu My feedback shows how many unread replies you have, and your avatar shows a dot. The reply email also has a link to My feedback.

Your graphs for all spaces, on Today

Today ends with Stats and Dashboards: your scores, trend, Habit Strength, streaks, weekly cadence and daily-score heatmap across all your spaces. Click Hide to fold it away; it stays folded on all your devices until you open it again. Click a day on the heatmap to see that day's record.

Reflections lists everything you write

The Reflections page lists your day notes, your weekly intentions and your yearly reflections: the Guiding Star, the mid-year reflection and the year-end reflection. A filter shows one kind at a time. Each weekly intention links to its Weekly Review. On Rooted, each yearly reflection links to its Yearly Review. Search covers every kind. Score and habit filters apply to day notes only. A day with nothing due sits with the days under 50%. Yearly reflections show whatever the date range. The page shows up to 500 entries and says so when there are more.

A banner for each yearly reflection

On Rooted, trial included, a banner on Today and Spaces asks for the Guiding Star, the mid-year reflection or the year-end reflection while its window is open. It goes away once that reflection is written. Dismiss it and it comes back 7 days before the window closes, then 3 days before; the Guiding Star also comes back on 2 January. After that, a dismissal lasts until the next day. It does not show on a day the weekly review banner shows.

Reminders on iPhone, with the steps to get them

An iPhone or iPad shows Klatos notifications only once Klatos is on your Home Screen. Klatos now shows you the steps in three places: a one-time banner, at Settings › Notifications, and the moment you turn on device notifications. On Android and computers, Klatos offers to install itself as an app when your browser allows it. The Help page lists what each device needs.

Habit Strength for a partnership, measured since it formed

A partnership card now shows each person's Habit Strength since the partnership formed. It is the share of scheduled days you have completed over that whole time. The four-week read stays next to it. The measurement opens once the partnership is four weeks old. On the free plan it covers your most recent year. When the partnership is older than that, the card names the date it counts from.

Simulator: Habit Strength vs a streak

Missing a day is part of the process. How do Habit Strength and a streak each handle the same missed days, spread evenly or shuffled? A page lets you simulate that over four weeks or 90 days. The Strength numbers follow the same rules the app uses.

Founding Member

The first 500 members carry a distinctive Founding Member badge. This badge is permanent.

Habit Strength won't name a window it hasn't lived

A four-week, 90-day or yearly read now waits until a habit has been tracked long enough to mean it — about three weeks of the month, two months of the quarter, half of the year. Until then the card shows how you are doing and how much longer until the read opens, without naming a rung. The percentage is always there; only the verdict waits.

Strength milestones wait out a habit's first 90 days

A habit's Strength celebrations — the toast, the email, the badge on Celebrations — hold for its first 90 tracked days, so a strong first week cannot cash in a milestone before the habit has lasted. The slot stays open: reach the rung after day 90 and the celebration is still there for you.

Your week is sealed when it closes

When a week ends and its last day has closed, your Weekly Review carries a Sealed stamp with the date, and one line reads back what the week meant — your best week yet, a comeback after a hard one, a day earned back, or a steady run held. The stamp and the line stay on that week for good; come back to it later and they are still there. On Monday, Spaces says last week is sealed and points straight to the takeaway.

Your record weeks, kept on Celebrations

Celebrations gains a Weeks section: every sealed week you have closed, newest first, with the record weeks — your best week yet, your strongest week for a habit — led out under their own heading and wearing the seal.

Celebrations replaces Milestones

Look back › Milestones is now Look back › Celebrations, one page for the whole account instead of one ladder per habit. It shows every badge Klatos gives — on Habit Strength, on total check-ins, on streaks, on Space Strength, on partnerships and on partner chat — with the day you reached each one, the next badge in each section and how far it is. Every account sees the same grid, whatever its plan. The milestone email and the link on a habit's trajectory card now open Celebrations.

A week to edit your reflections, on every plan

Reflections stay editable for seven days back whether you're on the free plan or Rooted — the free window widened from three days to match. Habit check-ins, mood and weight still lock at the end of their day for everyone.

The strength ladder, published in full

The five words Habit Strength can give a habit — Starting, Developing, Building, Established, Mastered — now have a page of their own, with the exact score range of each, what moves a habit up or down, and why a day you did more than you promised can only help. The ⓘ beside the strength badge opens it.

Four more answers in Help

Help now covers what happens to a day at your local midnight, what stays editable once it has closed, why a day with nothing due is blank instead of zero, and what an algorithm version is. Each one gives the rule and the reason behind it.

Milestones from day one

Every habit shows its ladder on Milestones from the first day, with where it stands and how far its first rung is. A rung a habit has passed counts as reached even if you never dismissed the celebration for it.

An email the evening you cross a rare milestone

When a habit reaches a major streak or strength milestone, or a partnership passes a major mark, Klatos emails you that evening, between 8 and 10 in your own timezone, with a link into Milestones. Several on one day arrive as one email, the rarest rung told first, and you can turn these emails off under Settings › Notifications.

An email when a partner accepts your invitation

When someone accepts your partnership invite, you get an email naming them and the habit, with a link into Partnerships. It follows the switch the invitation itself follows, under Partner invites › Email.

Fewer switches between you and a notification

Settings › Notifications has dropped the email master switch and the two partnership master switches. Every notification now has exactly one switch per channel, in its own row, so there is only one place to look when something is silent. The device switch stays, because a browser has to be subscribed before anything can reach it.

The weekly review reminder moved into Settings

The Sunday evening reminder that your weekly review is ready now lives in Settings › Notifications as a Weekly review row, and it can arrive on your devices as well as by email. The toggle that used to sit at the foot of the Weekly Review page is gone.

The strength badge on a habit matches its milestone

The strength word beside each habit — Building, Established, and so on — is the same one you earn when a habit reaches that milestone.

Reminders follow unfinished habits

Your daily reminder keeps nudging while any habit scheduled for today is still unchecked, and goes quiet once they are all done.

Milestones page

Look back › Milestones lists every strength, streak and partnership rung you have reached, habit by habit, with the day you reached it, where each habit stands today and the next rung ahead.

Turning on a device reminder enables the device

Switching on a daily reminder in the Device column subscribes this browser and turns on device notifications in the same step. If the browser blocks notifications, the reminder stays off.

Notification settings in one grid

Settings › Notifications now shows every reminder in a single grid: one row per reminder (daily, partner reminder, partner invites), one column per channel (email, device), and a switch with its own time in each cell. Daily reminders can carry more than one time per channel. Custom reminders for specific habits or spaces, with their own days and time, live in a list underneath.

Partner sharing limited to tracked habits

When you invite an accountability partner or accept an invite, the habit picker offers only the habits you're currently tracking in a space. A habit you've frozen, or that lives only in a space you no longer track, can't be shared until you track it again.

Habit and space library

New accounts start with only what you pick during setup. Everything else waits in the library: open From the library on the Habits tab or Spaces from the library on the Spaces tab, and add a habit or a space with one click. Each one is copied into your account, so edits and resets are yours alone, and your data export includes exactly the habits and spaces you adopted.

Partner chat

Message the partner you're paired with, right inside Klatos. Each pair gets one private thread, an unread badge shows when they've written, and you can mute a thread whenever you need quiet. If your partnership ends, the conversation stays as read-only history — and everything is erased for good if you delete your account.

Daily habit check-in

Mark each habit done or missed for the day, per space, and see your score for the day update as you go.

Spaces

Keep separate areas of your life — Health, Work, and so on — in their own spaces, each with its own habits, check-in and stats.

Habit scheduling

Set each habit to run every day or only on the weekdays you choose, so a day only counts the habits actually due that day.

Rest days

Mark rest days that pause a habit's scoring for those days without breaking its streak.

Streaks

See each habit's current streak, counted across every space it lives in — a day counts if you did it in any one of them. Your all-time and yearly best streaks are on Rooted.

Strength & adherence bands

See each habit's strength as an adherence band based on how consistently you keep it — from Starting, through Developing, Building and Established, up to Mastered.

Heatmap

See your daily scores as a colour-coded calendar. The free plan shows the last year; Rooted shows your whole history.

Momentum

See which habits are gaining ground and which are slipping this week versus the week before, with a projection of where the next 30 days are heading.

Weekly Review

Close out each week with a look back at how it went and set your intention for the week ahead. Planning further out than next week is on Rooted.

Yearly Review

Look back on your year with month-by-month scores and an adherence-band arc. Rooted adds highlight medals, spotlights for your standout habits, and three things you write: a Guiding Star for the year with up to four habits to carry it, a mid-year reflection that shows how those habits have done, and a year-end reflection in December.

Insights & correlations

Rooted Insights that show which of your habits go with better or worse mood, over the span you pick: 4 weeks, 90 days, a year, dates you choose or the whole record.

Reflections & day notes

Write a note on any day and search back through all of them. Rooted adds filtering by habit and by custom date or score ranges.

Mood tracking

Log a daily mood from Terrible to Great, and track your 7-day, this-month and this-year averages alongside your rating streak. Your mood also feeds the Rooted Insights that link it to your habits.

Weight tracking

Log your weight each day, set a target and see how far you have left to reach it, with 7- and 30-day averages, a 30-day change, and a trend line over 30 days, 90 days or the year.

Accountability partnerships

Pair up with a partner on a shared habit and send each other a daily encouragement signal to keep going.

Reminders

Get check-in reminders by email and web push — one time per channel on the free plan; Rooted lets you add as many as you like and target a specific space.

Feature requests

Propose features, vote on the ones you want, and follow where each one stands.

Feedback

Send feedback from inside the app and get a reply back from the team.

Archive spaces

Archive a space to tuck it away without losing any of its history, and restore it whenever you want.

Rooted plan

Get Rooted for your whole history, unlimited habits and tracked spaces, full Insights, reflection filters and custom reminders.

Social sign-in

Sign in with a social account instead of setting up another password.