This release includes an upgrade to your activity feeds and introduces a very experimental concept: training plans. For training plans, go to your list of groups (via Add habits) and…
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1.7 — iOS7
This release includes an iOS7 friendly design, clarity in navigation and activity feeds, and a new icon. This is the last of three releases focused on design. Read on for…
1.7.1 — Bug Fixes
Bug fixes. If you had trouble searching for or adding a new habit, this release fixes that bug. There’s not much more to say about this release, so read on…
1.6.8 — Feeds & Design
We’ve made some design changes and also started tweaking activity feeds to be more focused on discussion. Read on if you want some thoughts about what prompted the design changes.…
1.6.7 — Group Activity Feeds
This version of Lift adds group activity feeds to your activity tab. Now you can follow activity from within your groups. This feature should help smaller groups of friends to…
1.6.6
This release includes a number of small changes: We’ve given groups more prominent placement, by moving them into the add habit area. We’ve given reminders more prominent placement, by adding…
1.6.5 — The Beginning of Groups
This release brings us a small step closer to releasing a groups feature where you can get coaching and advice from top experts. If you want early access, look for…
1.6.4 — Via Groups
This release adds a small indicator to activity feeds if the activity came as part of a group. You’ll see these as tappable phrases like “via Zen Habits.” But wait,…
1.6.3 — Swipe To Check In
The release adds “swipe to check in.” From your Habits dashboard, swipe any of the habits to the right in order to check in quickly. You’ll still have to go…
1.6.2 — Dashboard Encouragement & Friends
This release includes an experiment in small encouragements on your main habits screen. The release also includes: Bios on profiles. Significant overall speed increase by reducing how much data the app…