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What’s new: a Sunlight habit, synced with Apple Health Indoor days add up. This update adds a dedicated Sunlight habit so you can treat time in daylight like any other routine: set a daily target, see your streak, and keep it next to the rest of your day. Most people get the majority of their vitamin D from sunlight on bare skin, not from food. UVB in daylight converts 7-dehydrocholesterol in the skin into previtamin D3, which then becomes vitamin D3. Research in this area (including work published in The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) describes how that pathway is tightly regulated: after a point, extra UVB turns previtamin D3 into other photoproducts instead of endlessly raising vitamin D. In plain terms, brief, regular daylight is useful; baking for hours is not how the body “makes more.” How it works in Habit OS • Add “Get 20 minutes of sunlight” from the Habits Gallery (you can change the minutes). • Turn on Apple Health sync to read Time in Daylight automatically. That metric is recorded by Apple Watch SE (2nd generation), Series 6 and later, and Apple Watch Ultra, using the ambient light sensor. • No compatible Watch? Leave Health sync off and complete the habit by tap, the same way as your other habits. • History, streaks, and reminders work like the rest of Habit OS. We only request read access to daylight time to keep the habit in sync. A small outdoor walk, lunch away from the window, or a few minutes on a balcony all count as showing up. The goal is a sustainable daylight habit you can see, not a perfect UV dose. Also in this update: Habit OS is lighter and easier to use. • A lighter, snappier app — Unused screens, images, and code are gone, so Habit OS takes less space and feels quicker to open. • A clearer home screen — Today’s progress, your habit list, and layout controls are easier to scan and use. • Insights that are easier to read — Habit strength, stats, and charts are laid out more clearly so you can see how you’re doing at a glance. • Motion that respects you — Habit completion animations now follow Reduce Motion when you have it turned on. Thank you for using Habit OS. If this template helps, we’d love a review — and if something feels off, tell us inside the app.
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Habit OS Routine Tracker is your daily habit-building companion, designed to make healthy routines feel simple and realistic. Whatever your goals, drinking more water, exercising, meditating, reading before bed, Habit OS turns intentions into clear, trackable actions. Create custom habits in seconds with a flexible planner built around your real day, not a rigid schedule: - Choose specific days for each habit - Set target times or flexible windows - Add reminders that nudge you at the right moment Examples: - Drink water: 8 glasses between 8 AM and 8 PM - Workout: Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 6 PM - Meditation: every weekday before work - Reading: 20 minutes before bed See your progress at a glance with clean charts and insights showing what's working and where you're slipping: which days you tend to miss, how often you complete each habit, and how your motivation shifts over time. Streak counters reward consistency, turning small, atomic wins into a reason not to break the chain. Stay on track with smart notifications that adapt to your behavior, reminding you without flooding you with alerts you start to ignore. Your data stays safe with iCloud sync. Delete the app or switch phones, and your habits, history, and stats come back as soon as you log in. Free version: - Track up to 3 habits - Basic statistics Premium unlocks: - Unlimited habits across health, fitness, work, learning, finances, relationships, and self-care - Advanced analytics and insights: trends, averages, best streaks, completion rates, and how habits evolve over time - Home screen widgets for one-tap check-ins - Light and dark mode Premium includes a 3-day free trial (monthly or annual). Subscriptions auto-renew unless cancelled at least 24 hours before the period ends. Why Habit OS: - Flexible planning that fits your real schedule, not rigid rules - Daily tracking and streaks that reward grit and follow-through - Smart, timely reminders that support your routine - Clear insights and visual statistics on your progress - Automatic iCloud sync across devices - Dark or light mode for any environment - Built-in templates for water, exercise, meditation, reading, and more Habit OS is built on a simple idea: small, atomic actions repeated daily build lasting change. Turn your goals into a productive routine, and your habits into wellness you can rely on every day. LEGAL: Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://marcn.notion.site/Privacy-Policy-Pol-tica-de-Privacidad-1ed3ce2dc40e805d9b5bdeb1a6daca65
What's new · 2.0.11
What’s new: a Sunlight habit, synced with Apple Health Indoor days add up. This update adds a dedicated Sunlight habit so you can treat time in daylight like any other routine: set a daily target, see your streak, and keep it next to the rest of your day. Most people get the majority of their vitamin D from sunlight on bare skin, not from food. UVB in daylight converts 7-dehydrocholesterol in the skin into previtamin D3, which then becomes vitamin D3. Research in this area (including work published in The Journal of Steroid Biochemistry and Molecular Biology) describes how that pathway is tightly regulated: after a point, extra UVB turns previtamin D3 into other photoproducts instead of endlessly raising vitamin D. In plain terms, brief, regular daylight is useful; baking for hours is not how the body “makes more.” How it works in Habit OS • Add “Get 20 minutes of sunlight” from the Habits Gallery (you can change the minutes). • Turn on Apple Health sync to read Time in Daylight automatically. That metric is recorded by Apple Watch SE (2nd generation), Series 6 and later, and Apple Watch Ultra, using the ambient light sensor. • No compatible Watch? Leave Health sync off and complete the habit by tap, the same way as your other habits. • History, streaks, and reminders work like the rest of Habit OS. We only request read access to daylight time to keep the habit in sync. A small outdoor walk, lunch away from the window, or a few minutes on a balcony all count as showing up. The goal is a sustainable daylight habit you can see, not a perfect UV dose. Also in this update: Habit OS is lighter and easier to use. • A lighter, snappier app — Unused screens, images, and code are gone, so Habit OS takes less space and feels quicker to open. • A clearer home screen — Today’s progress, your habit list, and layout controls are easier to scan and use. • Insights that are easier to read — Habit strength, stats, and charts are laid out more clearly so you can see how you’re doing at a glance. • Motion that respects you — Habit completion animations now follow Reduce Motion when you have it turned on. Thank you for using Habit OS. If this template helps, we’d love a review — and if something feels off, tell us inside the app.
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