3.52.5
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Griply in 8 more languages, habit progress in the Today widget, and Android improvements
Griply now speaks Polish, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Italian, French, and Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil). On your phone, the Today widget shows how far along a habit with a daily target is, and ticking it there logs one more instead of opening the app. Android gets its first update: sign in with your Apple ID, an "Add Task" tile for quick settings, and a share sheet target that turns a link or selected text into a task.
Features
Griply in 8 more languages: Use Griply in Polish, Danish, Swedish, Norwegian, Italian, French, or Portuguese (Portugal and Brazil).
Habit progress in the Today widget (iOS + Android): See how far along a habit with a daily target is straight from the Today widget, instead of opening Griply to check.
Tap the widget to log +1 (iOS + Android): Log one more on a habit with a daily target by ticking it in the Today widget. It used to open the habit in the app.
Sign in with Apple (Android): Sign in to Griply on Android with your Apple ID, handy if you created your account on an iPhone.
"Add Task" tile in quick settings (Android): Create a task from anywhere on your phone by adding the "Add Task" tile to your quick settings.
Share to Griply (Android): Turn a link or a piece of selected text into a task by sharing it to Griply from any app's share sheet.
Improvements
Clear all tags at once (Android): Start over in the "Select tags" screen by clearing every tag in one go, then apply your new selection.
Filter goals on the roadmap (Android): Narrow the roadmap in a goal's or life area's details down to just the goals you want to see.
Smoother widget loading (Android): See a cleaner loading state in the Today widget while it fetches your tasks.-
Fixes
Fixed a bug where a habit completed on the first day of its schedule stayed on Today.
Android: Fixed a bug where connecting an external calendar account didn't bring you back to Griply after signing in with Google.
Android: Fixed a bug where "Select goal or life area" in the new task sheet was cut off in German.
