Roadmap
A living changelog. Significant milestones, not every commit. Honest about what's done and what isn't.
Last updated: July 10, 2026
In progress
Work happening now.
Nothing here yet.
Planned
Committed direction. Versions are intent, not promises.
Nothing here yet.
Shipped
Past milestones, newest version first.
- v1.8.0
Reliability, accessibility, and safer sync
A large under-the-hood release: steadier reminders and scheduling, much stronger screen-reader support, and device pairing you can verify.
- v1.7.5
Notes on what you logged
Jot a short note on any past completion, check-off, or tally tap — from its entry in the history.
- v1.7.5
Start from a template
Pick a common loop, daily, or tally from a list and tweak it, instead of starting from a blank form.
- v1.7.0
Better screen-reader support
Again now works with VoiceOver and TalkBack, so the whole app can be used without sight.
- v1.6.5
Simpler, safer device linking
Adding a phone or tablet is now a single QR scan with nothing secret in the code — and one less step to get wrong.
- v1.6.5
Web companion
Open Again in a browser tab and tap your dailies and tallies from there — handy when your phone is in your bag.
- v1.6.0
Android on Google Play
Now public on Google Play, out of testing — available worldwide, including the EU.
- v1.6.0
Navigation, clearer details, tighter sync privacy
Swipe between modes, see each item's full setup at a glance, and a stronger sync-privacy guarantee.
- v1.6.0
Now available across the EU
Again is on Google Play and the App Store worldwide — the EU App Store is now sorted too.
- v1.5.1
Keep a record in your calendar
Your calendar can now hold every completed loop on the day you did it — a visible track record, not just what is next. Plus quicker ways to reach Sleep and Variations, and a short in-app tour.
- v1.5.1
iPhone
Again is on the App Store — the same three modes, sync, widget, backup, and calendar mirror as Android.
- v1.5
Sleep — timed pause and seasonal windows for all three modes
Put any Loop, Daily, or Tally to sleep for a fixed period, a set expiry date, or specific months of the year. Wakes automatically — no manual action needed.
- v1.4.5
Per-occurrence variations — easier to set up
Setting up a variation is now straightforward: pick how often and when it starts, and a preview shows which visits it covers before you save.
- v1.4.4
See your linked devices, rotate your sync key
Manage which devices are using your sync, replace your sync key, and confirm before restoring on a fresh install.
- v1.4
Faster sync on a fresh device
A new phone catches up on your history by downloading a single compact snapshot instead of replaying every event ever.
- v1.4
More emojis in the picker, smaller download
The emoji picker now covers the full Unicode set — 3,944 entries, every skin-tone variant — while the app got about 1.7 MB lighter.
- v1.3
End-to-end encrypted sync
Your synced data is encrypted on the device before it leaves — even the server cannot read it.
- v1.1.2
Restore sync from a saved key
Lost your phone? Paste your sync key on a fresh install and your loops come back.
- v1.1.1
Sync subscription
Cross-device sync becomes a $9.99/year subscription. Everything else stays free forever.
- v1.1
Loops in your calendar
Mirror your Loops into your phone's calendar — one global toggle, never duplicated across devices.
- v1.1
Reminders for Dailies
Each Daily can have its own reminder time. Goes away once you mark it done that day.
- v1.1
Multi-day weekday patterns
Pick several weekdays for a single Loop or Daily — Mon/Wed/Fri, weekdays only, etc.
- v1.0
Dailies + Tallies — the trio is complete
Two new sibling modes alongside Loops. Pick the one that fits the thing you do.
- v0.7
Optional sync + home-screen widget
Sync between phones without an email or password. Home-screen widget for one-tap Done.
- v0.5
Loops — the first version
The first feature: recurring tasks that start over when you mark them done. Works fully offline, no account.
What Again doesn't want to be
Some directions Again will deliberately stay away from — not by accident, but because they'd blur what it is.
- Not a calendar. Loops restart from when you finish, not from a date you wrote down.
- Not a habit tracker. No badges, no streak-loss notifications, no XP, no celebrations. The streak chip on Dailies is informational, never motivational machinery.
- Not a todo app. No subtasks, projects, tags, priorities, or one-off due dates. Again is for things you do over and over.
- Not a team tool. A personal tracker, by design. No shared lists, no multiplayer.
- Not an account-based app. No email, no password, no third-party login. Sync stays opt-in and pseudonymous.
- Not an AI app. No suggestions, no voice input, no automatic categorisation. You decide what to track.