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iOS version notes, site changes, and the tricks Tako picked up. Newest first.

127 updates in the last year
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  1. BuildSiteOctober 14, 2026

    Notako is in review.

    • The app is in review on the App Store.
    • It will be releasing soon.
  2. Fix1.3October 12, 2026

    Transcription stays on the iPhone.

    • Voice memo transcription runs on the device.
    • Help says recordings stay on the iPhone and are not sent to a server.
  3. Feature1.3October 4, 2026

    The date sits in Tako's bubble.

    • The greeting is the time of day, then your name.
    • Tap Tako on Next Up and today's date appears in a speech bubble, then tucks away. The tail curves toward him, and the bubble lines up with the card.
    • Next Up sits at the top of its deck. The extra stroke along the top of those cards is gone.
    • Names stop at 12 characters.
    • A streak ends if today has no finished task. Opening the app checks. Claiming the daily reward does not keep it going.
    • The first open grows two rings out from the logo, then opens into onboarding. The launch title stands alone.
    • A cold start plays the launch video through. Tapping does not skip it.
  4. Feature1.3October 4, 2026

    Settings keeps the preferences.

    • Date format and the first day of the week live under Preferences.
    • App Lock uses Face ID or Touch ID.
    • Profile and the gem shop sit in the Settings list. The theme preview card is gone.
    • Custom Studio stays locked until every solid color is unlocked.
    • Help and Privacy open this website. Rate Notako opens the App Store.
    • The support address wraps on its own row, full width.
    • Onboarding asks for notifications, the microphone, speech, Calendar, and Reminders before Get Started. Sync stays off until you turn it on.
  5. Feature1.3September 30, 2026

    The actions capsule is real glass.

    • The bell and settings sit in system liquid glass on Notes, the dashboard, Calendar, and Tasks.
    • The unread count sits on the bell, inside the glass, and pulses from that badge.
  6. Feature1.3September 29, 2026

    Tako peeks over Next Up.

    • When something is waiting, Tako rises from behind the card. His chin and ears stay clear, and only the paws overlap.
    • The empty state stays empty.
    • The calendar card keeps space above the month title, so the rounded clip does not eat it.
    • The calendar top bar no longer has a reminders bell. Reminders stay in More.
  7. Feature1.3September 29, 2026

    Gentle reminders, and backups on a schedule.

    • A few on-device reminders while Notako is in the background: a morning note, an afternoon task, a calendar heads-up, and an evening streak check.
    • At most three a day, and only inside hours you can change. Lock Screen text stays generic unless you show titles.
    • Those controls live on their own Notifications screen.
    • Automatic backup can run each day, week, or month, for every profile or one. It writes the same encrypted .notako file. The newest three are kept, and a saved one can be exported or deleted.
  8. Feature1.3September 29, 2026

    Apple sync is a switch.

    • Calendar events and reminders can be created in Notako with sync off.
    • Settings has three switches, all off at first: Calendar, Reminders, and Notes.
    • Turning Calendar or Reminders on copies both ways. Turning it off stops the copy and deletes nothing.
    • Notes only shares out to Apple Notes. Sharing from Apple Notes into Notako still works.
    • Widgets follow the same switches.
  9. Feature1.2 betaSeptember 28, 2026

    A tour walks the first day.

    • After onboarding, a spotlight tour walks the dashboard, including a reminder and the daily claim.
    • The spotlight is larger. It waits while you type, and you can go back.
    • Tour buttons stay clear of Back and Settings. More Tools opens from the full height of its row.
    • Leave and come back, and the tour can resume.
    • Tako peeks on the welcome card.
  10. FeatureSiteSeptember 22, 2026

    Pages slide. The bar steps aside.

    • Moving between pages slides the body. The header and footer stay put.
    • Older and newer updates slide the list. The heat map stays still.
    • Screenshots stay whole, and line up with the heading.
    • The top bar tucks away as you scroll down, and comes back when you scroll up.