Updates – meinsystem.app

v3.1.208 September 2026

Version 3.1.2

Your day now on Apple Watch, clearer sequences, and a more reliable calendar.

Google Calendar: Connecting, choosing calendars, and editing events now feels the same as Outlook.com. If Google is already connected, you do not need to sign in again.
Access and plans: Trial, Pro, and Lifetime now agree everywhere. Paywall, cloud sync, and calendar access no longer drift apart.
Clean up flows: Flow management now shows whether a flow is unused, how many routines use it, and whether a used copy has changed. Deleting the library flow leaves existing routines unchanged.

Plan status: In rare cases, paywall, sync, and calendar could show different access. They now stay aligned.
Calendar selection: Extra Google calendars you choose after connecting are saved and shown reliably.
Routine dialog: Titles and actions now stay visible and usable when creating or editing routines with long schedules.

Sequences: Creating and editing is calmer. Name and weekdays sit at the top, steps below in a clear list. Reorder, options, and delete live behind ⋯ instead of next to every field.
Clean up sequences: Unused sequences, used copies, and later differences are clearly marked in management. Deleting a library sequence keeps its copy in a routine.
Google Calendar: Same path as the web app. Status, connect, picker, and editing remain; existing connections remain too.

App launch: The iPhone app starts reliably even when no Apple Watch is connected.
Routine management: Opening the screen now shows a loading indicator instead of briefly claiming that there are no routines.
Offline day view: Startup, server, and sync failures no longer cover the local day with a retry screen or error banner.
Apple Watch: Settings show whether iPhone and Watch are actually connected.
Calendar date: On small iPhones, the month and year in the top-left stay fully readable instead of being cut off as September 2….
Short routines: Time windows shorter than 30 minutes now show their actual configured end time in day and detail views.
Dark mode: The anytime row and other light chrome (borders, chips, sign-in) now use dark theme colors instead of near-white gray.

Your day on your wrist: The new Watch app shows today’s routines with steps, appointments, and todos in a compact timeline.
Complete in a tap: Routine steps and todos can be completed or reopened on the Watch — even for several days without iPhone or internet.
Remove for today: A long press on a step, routine, or your own appointment hides it for today only. A tap still completes it.
What’s next? A dedicated card highlights the current or next item. For routines, you see the next open step.
On the watch face: “Current step” shows the app icon plus the open step in the corner or circle. “Today’s routines” counts progress — including in the Smart Stack.
Appointments with notes: Your own appointments — all-day or timed — open their note and can be completed or reopened. Google and Outlook events stay read-only.
Lists on your wrist: Checklists and numbered lists now have their own overview. Complete checklist items and add new entries to either type with the keyboard, Scribble, or dictation — even offline.

Calmer overview: Todos sit higher. Extra hints and duplicate completion cards are gone.
Secure pairing: With Pro, the Watch syncs with meinsystem after pairing with the iPhone. Without Pro, it stays connected through the iPhone.
Reliable sync: What you complete on the Watch reaches the iPhone reliably — even after brief connection drops or a restart.
Seven days offline: The Watch keeps today plus the next six days ready. After midnight, the new day appears immediately; after the cache window expires, it clearly asks for an update.
Stable Pro direct mode: A temporary network or server failure no longer disconnects the Watch. Only a genuinely invalid session requires pairing again.
Lists stay offline: After the first sync, every active list remains available on the Watch without an expiry. Changes catch up reliably after the next connection.

No retry loop after install: The start screen and lists no longer stay on “Loading” and “Try again” after installing the Watch app. Today’s plan still arrives when WatchConnectivity reports the Watch as not currently reachable.
Calm completion: Brief automatic syncs no longer make the top-right corner flicker when completing an item.
Watch-face icon: “Current step” once again shows the meinsystem symbol instead of an empty white circle.
Connected without a server: The Watch shows today’s plan through the iPhone even when meinsystem is unreachable. iPhone and Watch must come from the same build; the iPhone still answers if the app is in the background.
Offline snapshots: Today and list data no longer consume each other during startup. An existing iPhone cache still works when WatchConnectivity has no live connection at that moment.