InVenn: what's new

Deadlines: circle what really can't slip (1.55.0)

2026-10-16T12:00:00Z

A new Deadline switch (a flame, top right of a to-do or goal, off by default) is for the things that can't slip. Every date stays soft unless you switch it on; on, the screen takes a warm border and tint.
A deadline is circled in hand-drawn red wherever you see it: the day number in Month, the To-dos, Week, Day, Agenda, search, the Wall and the kids' boards. A birthday gets a green double loop on its day. Overdue ones stay red and never slide away, and one you finish keeps a faint circle with a tick for the rest of the day.
A 🔥 button after the microphone appears when you have a deadline coming or overdue, and opens the list: Overdue, Today, Tomorrow, This week, Later, with how long is left, and a tick to finish one. On your own device it shows yours and the family's shared ones, and an Everyone switch adds the rest. On a phone it is the Deadlines row in the ⋯ menu, with a red dot when one is overdue.
The Wall's Tomorrow strip and Coming up lane show the family's upcoming deadlines. Private and Work ones never appear there.
Reminders: a new deadline reminds you the evening before and the morning of, or an hour before when it has a time, in words like “Deadline tomorrow”. Switching one on doesn't pop up a reminder that has already passed. The morning rundown, by push and email, puts today's and overdue deadlines first.
By voice, “pay the tax bill by Friday” makes a deadline, while “on Friday” stays soft; the card has a Deadline chip you can turn on or off. Search finds deadlines by the word “deadline”.
The old Board button is gone from the top bar. In Russian, the work status “On call” now reads «На дежурстве».
The website has a What's new page with this log, feature pages, guides and comparisons, all in English and Russian except the comparisons.
Every device reloads once after the update; the Wall by itself. Your family's data keeps working as it is, and apps older than 1.55.0 are asked to reload.

Beta polish: calmer sync, a tidier Wall, and a lot of small fixes (1.54.0)

2026-10-14T12:00:00Z

Syncing is lighter: a device first asks the server whether anything changed, and only then downloads. A small “Saving…” or “Offline · 3 changes waiting” pill says where your changes are, the Wall shows “Updated 9:41” when it hasn't heard from the server for a while, and you can pull down to refresh To-dos, Lists and the phone calendar.
The Wall is easier to read from across the kitchen: a text size you choose (Large, Extra large), rows that fit their card with a “+N more” bar that never cuts a row, and a status on each person's card (at work, traveling, on the way, or your own words) until a time you choose. It shows on everyone's Wall.
A new Private | Work switch next to your picture replaces the Work buttons, with a slim band while Work mode is on. In Notes, Work and School mode shows your Work notebooks, and a notebook made outside it says where it went.
To-dos and kids: deleting a single one-off item is immediate with an Undo, a kid's finished chore moves along with a gentle animation and a haptic tap, step XP goes to the right child, and the ⭐ count stays current.
Lists, meals and mail: shopping mode is on by default for grocery lists, recipes can have a photo, and a new notebook made in Work mode stays put.
First run and Settings: a friendlier first start, a tagline on the sign-in screen, and Time zone, Weather, Rewards, Photos, Routines and Meals moved into a Settings → Home tab. A second parent can claim their own person on their own device, and the other parents are told.
A calmer look: one shared set of spacing, motion and pop-ups, Calm motion in Settings → Appearance, and the top bar squeezes neatly on a 7-inch tablet.
Every device reloads once after the update; the Wall by itself. Your family's data keeps working as it is, and apps older than 1.54.0 are asked to reload.

Work mode in Notes, and a caution tape (1.53.1)

2026-10-12T12:00:00Z

Notes has a Work button now, next to the count, as To-dos and the calendar do: in Work mode your Work notebooks show.
Saving a Work notebook outside Work mode says where it went: it shows only in Work mode, and “Turn on Work mode” opens it.
Work mode is easy to spot: a thin yellow tape that says “Work mode” runs across the screen while it's on, instead of the shaded frame.

Notes 2: sections and subpages, sharing per notebook, tables, toggles and colours (1.53.0)

2026-10-12T12:00:00Z

Notebooks have sections, and pages can have subpages. Put pages in your own order: drag them on a computer, Move up / Move down or Move to… on a phone. Recent and Favourites sit at the top of the list.
Share a notebook the way you want: the whole family, chosen people, or just you (a private notebook, shown after Show private). Choose who may change its pages, and mark a notebook as Work or School. Moving a page where more people will see it asks first. Notebooks also work on phones.
New in the note editor: tables (Tab moves between cells), folding toggles, folding headings, text colours and highlight colours, and a “/” menu to add any block.
Every device reloads once after the update; the Wall by itself. Your notes and notebooks keep working as they are.

Notes: a real editor, and two people writing at once (1.52.0)

2026-10-10T12:00:00Z

Notes have a real editor: headings, bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, highlight, lists and checkboxes look the way they will, with no more ** or # marks. A toolbar sits above the text; Markdown shortcuts (# , - , [ ] , **bold**) and keyboard shortcuts (Ctrl+B, Ctrl+Shift+9…) work too.
Two people can write in the same note at once, even offline, and both keep their words.
Your notes were converted; there's nothing to do. Every device reloads once after the update; the Wall by itself.

Repeating checklists: credit cards, monthly bills and weekly jobs, with fresh ticks each time (1.51.0)

2026-10-08T12:00:00Z

New → Checklist (parents): Credit cards, Monthly bills, Weekly house reset, Seasonal home upkeep, Pet care, Month-end at work, or your own. Each line can have a day, an amount, autopay and a person.
Each month or week has its own ticks. Tap a checklist to tick its lines, mark a bill paid (with the amount and a note), scheduled or skipped, or mark everything paid at once, with Undo. History shows every month and every line.
Change a checklist for this month only or from now on: earlier months keep what they had. A week that wasn't finished offers "Carry them over" or "Let them go".
It shows as one row in To-dos ("1 of 4 · $340 left · next: Amex Friday"), with one Overdue row when an earlier month isn't finished; on the calendar on each due day; on the Wall for the family's and the kids' checklists (amounts hidden unless you choose to show them); in search and the Archive. Work checklists stay in Work mode, and private ones on their person's devices.
Reminders come grouped, one per checklist per day ("2 due Friday: Visa $120, Amex"), a few days before and again on the day if still open. Bills remind only parents, autopay lines never remind, and a tap opens that month. The morning rundown lists what's due today.
A kid's own checklist (Pet care) can pay stars when every line is done.
Typing a card or account number shows a warning with "Keep the last 4": InVenn doesn't need the number.
Every device needs this version: older ones are asked to reload, and the kitchen tablet reloads itself.

The morning rundown and the second parent: one calm message a morning, a way in for the other parent, and a password you can reset yourself (1.50.0)

2026-10-08T12:00:00Z

A morning rundown for each parent: one notification with today's appointments by person, what's waiting for your OK, tonight's dinner and this week's birthdays. Settings → Notifications: on or off, the time, "Also by email" and "Send me one now". A day with nothing in it sends nothing, and kids get none.
Calm notifications: in a new family, a kid's finished chores and reward asks come together, at most one notification every 30 minutes (none if a parent OKs them first), and a phone starts with quiet hours 21:30–7:00. Any family can switch it on in Settings → Family.
When the other parent hasn't joined after two days, the administrator's To-dos and the Wall offer "Invite Ben". A grown-up who joins sees three "what's yours today" cards on their own device for their first week.
Forgot your password? The sign-in screen emails a link for a new password to your confirmed email. Setting it signs out every device that used the old one.
Email checks: a "Confirm your email" link after sign-up (not needed when you signed up from your code email), a "Did you mean gmail.com?" hint while typing, and changing a confirmed email takes a link sent to the new address.
Parents' phones hear when a device joins ("New device: Lily's iPad"), someone signs in or the other parent joins, and a confirmed email gets "New sign-in to InVenn".
Settings → Account → Sign-ins and devices: the last 90 days of joins, sign-ins, removed devices, role and PIN changes and wrong passwords, for parents.
The privacy policy says what's new: the optional morning email, the links we send, and the sign-ins log (kept 90 days, without addresses).

Round 1 fixes: turns that pass on, timers that keep ringing, one card per event, and a sturdier server (1.49.0)

2026-10-08T12:00:00Z

Days away pass a take-turns chore to the next person who's home, and "every week" turns change on the chore's own weekday from November 1, the same on every device.
Stars, money and XP follow a time changed on its own: a renamed or moved "This one" keeps what it earned and counts in its streak and in Kids' week, which puts things in the week they were for. Steps' XP is paid with the OK, "Take away money" stops at what's in the jar, and "Just once" rewards stay used.
The calendar: an event both parents have (or a holiday in two calendars) is one card with both people; picking a person keeps the family's appointments; a repeat can't end before it starts. An appointment for several people shows them all on the Tomorrow strip, in its reminder and on the Board.
Reminders: "The morning of" an early appointment comes an hour before it, there's "The evening before", phone notifications follow the phone's clock (17:30 on a 24-hour phone), and one dismissed in the app isn't pushed to your phone again.
Kitchen timers ring until you tap Stop, carry on after Cook mode closes (a chip takes you back), send a notice when the screen is off, and "1 hour 15 minutes" is one timer. Russian amounts read right after adding up or scaling, and boxes, bags, cartons, tubs and dozens are units.
Notes and messages keep asterisks as typed, and links can be tapped. Search with a person picked narrows lists, notes and mail too, and the Notes and Archive searches find every word. Archived lists and notes can be deleted from the Archive, and the Wall's grocery sheet says when something's already on the list.
Deleting a repeating item asks "This one / This and following / All of them", as Change does, and "This and following" keeps what's done. Questions that aren't dangerous have no red button, and Back on "What kind of goal?" goes back to the tiles.
The AI assistant: a grandparent or nanny gets the mic only when the family allows it, answering its question keeps your changes to the cards, Cancel asks first, and only the administrator can keep a test case. On the kitchen tablet, "Ask for more" asks which parent is asking.
When syncing keeps failing, a notice says why until it works again. Parents can delete done to-dos older than a year, the kitchen tablet updates itself when nobody's using it, and a parent can make their own device the family's tablet.
Signing in: strangers guessing a password can no longer lock your family out, and checking passwords no longer slows syncing down. Help on the sign-in screen sends feedback straight to us. Easier-to-read letters on light person colours, and names in the right form in Russian.

First impressions: search that finds everything, a calendar that reads well, and a Wall that's full from day one (1.48.0)

2026-10-07T12:00:00Z

Search finds lists, notes, recipes and your mail too, not only the calendar: every word, in any order, in an appointment's place, a to-do's steps or a list's notes, and «елка» finds «ёлка».
The calendar: the Week view takes the room it needs and a tap opens a card; the Month view shows appointments first and a day's chores as one count; "+N more" no longer covers anything.
The Wall: a kid with no chores yet has "Add their first chore" on their card, the Week shows "+N more" when a day has more than fits, and the Tomorrow strip has an arrow to what's further along.
New on the tablet has Chore and Meal, as the phone's + does. Every form starts with the title, appointments have no priority to pick, and they're called appointments everywhere.
Getting started can add two starter chores for each kid in one tap and asks for the weather town; it finishes for one person, or a couple without kids.
The item pop-up shows a long title in full with a tap, how it repeats ("every Tue, Thu · until Dec 16"), and its reminders.
The mailbox asks before throwing away a message or a reply you started, also on Back, Cancel or another conversation. Back answers Quick add's and Cook mode's questions on a phone.
When the family's AI adds are used up, the mic says so before recording, and a parent can tap "Ask for more".
Easier to read: Light colours with more contrast, Russian words that fit on narrow phones and in the item pop-up, the top bar's people as pictures when the names don't fit, Kids' week names on their own line on a phone, and numbers that agree with their bars.

Right numbers, right reminders: XP that adds up, pocket money once a week, reminders only for whose they are (1.47.0)

2026-10-07T12:00:00Z

XP adds up on every device: two devices ticking things at the same time keep both (before, one could be lost). Taking a tick back takes back what it earned then, and a chore sent back with "Not yet" stops counting.
Weekly pocket money is the same on every device, whatever its language (a family with English and Russian devices was paid twice, and the Russian ones a day late). A week paid twice before counts once.
Reminders pop up on someone's own device only for their things, the family's and the people they get reminders for; the kitchen tablet has everyone's. Dismiss and Snooze are for that device, an edit brings a reminder back only when its time changes, an appointment that's over doesn't remind, and quiet hours and the night screen keep it silent.
A chore sent back with "Not yet" on an earlier day shows as its own late row with why, until it's done again (not as missed). An away kid's routines don't show those days.
Removing someone asks what happens to their to-dos and chores: delete them, give them to someone, or leave them for anyone; take-turns chores carry on without them.
A kid's chore made by Quick add, the AI assistant or the mailbox earns the family's stars and XP, as one made with the form. "Someone else" on an appointment for several people hands over that one person.
"Add milk to the grocery list" adds to the family's Groceries (or a list with that name), and meals add to the family's list too. Ingredients that don't add up get a line each, and ones bought for a meal aren't put back.
Two people writing in the same note keep both: the other's words are kept below, under their name. Two devices logging a tracker at once keep both entries.
A forgotten parent PIN can be set again with the family's password, and on the shared tablet a parent without a PIN is asked to set one the same way.

Safer on the server: only parents' devices do parents' things, and removing someone signs them out (1.46.0)

2026-10-07T12:00:00Z

Removing someone from the family signs out their own devices and their own sign-in (the question says how many).
OKs, stars and money, the rewards store, routines, meals and the family's settings can only be changed from a parent's device, on the server too. From a kid's phone, a device that joined with a code, or the shared tablet before a parent's PIN, such changes are put back. A parent's PIN on the shared tablet lasts while they use it.
A kid's own phone gets only their own messages, and no parent's PIN (making it the shared tablet again asks the server).
Codes for adding a device are now 8 letters and numbers (like ABCD-2345). A new device becomes a parent's only with that parent's PIN, or from a parent's phone, and the shared tablet with a parent's PIN. A parent's first PIN is set on a parent's device.
Clear Local Data also signs the device out of the family, so it gets no more of the family's notifications.
Settings → AI assistant → Latest requests shows the words of your own requests only.
Deleted things are gone from the server after their 30 days in the trash (deleted for good: at once). Each family has room for about 8 MB; if it's full, the app says so and keeps new things on the device.

Notes with their formatting, family announcements and mail search, the Archive, trackers, pictures for people (1.45.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

Notes show their formatting (headings, bold, bullets), and a tap ticks a [ ] box in the text; a tap on the text edits it. Two people ticking boxes at once keep both.
The mailbox: write to Everyone (one announcement, “Read by Mama, Jacob”), reply to one person only, and search all the mail.
The Archive: newest first, search and kinds, a tap opens a thing, the day it was done; notes can be archived; kids open the Archive and see their own things.
Trackers for anything (water, reading, push-ups): a daily goal, a chart of the last two weeks, units in your language, and phones can make one.
A picture for each person: an emoji or a photo (Family members), on the Wall, the top bar and everywhere their initial was.

Kids and parents: each kid's week at a glance, routines copied and finished late, money in any currency (1.44.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

Each kid's week (Kids' week, under More; or in Rewards): every chore day by day (done, missed, sent back, waiting for an OK), their routines, the stars and money that came and went, this week or the four before.
Kids see their own week too (My week).
Routines: Copy to… gives another kid the same routine; one not finished by its end time stays a while (“not finished, 3 of 5”) to finish late.
Money in rubles and other currencies (any three-letter code); a family in Russia starts with rubles; the weekly allowance's limit fits the currency and says what it is; the money reward idea is in the family's currency.

The Wall: the week at a glance, the weather, birthdays coming up, to-dos by the part of the day, pictures on to-dos (1.43.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

The week at a glance on the Wall (Week, next to the people): each day's appointments, birthdays, to-dos and dinner.
The weather on the Wall: now, today's high and low, and each day's in the week (pick your town in Settings → Family → Weather).
Birthdays in the next two weeks are on the Tomorrow strip (“Grandma's birthday · in 3 days”).
To-dos on the Wall in the parts of the day (morning, afternoon, evening), the part it is now marked; one whose time has gone by says so.
A to-do can have a picture, for kids who can't read yet (one is suggested from its name).
The top bar: rewards, routines, the archive and the family members are under More, each with a word on what it is.

Meals: groceries added up and by aisle, recipes for more people, paste a recipe, timers in Cook mode (1.42.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

Ingredients to the grocery list: tick what you need first (salt and oil aren't ticked), and the same thing is added up (2 eggs and 3 eggs: 5 eggs).
Grocery lists show things by aisle (fruit and vegetables, dairy, meat…), on the Wall too; the list's settings turn it off.
A recipe for more or fewer people: the amounts follow, in Cook mode and on the grocery list too.
A website that won't let apps read its recipe: paste the recipe's text and it's filled in. More websites' recipes are read.
Cook mode: tick the ingredients as they go in, and a timer from a step's minutes that beeps when it's up.

Lists: two people at once, family lists anyone adds to, the grocery list on the Wall (1.41.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

Two people changing a list at the same time keep both changes, entry by entry (a note's checklist too).
A family list (the list's settings): anyone adds to it and ticks it, kids too; each entry says who added it.
The grocery list on the Wall: what's still to get, and a tap to tick things off or add more (“Who's adding?”).
Quicker typing: Add item puts the cursor in the new row, empty rows aren't kept or counted, Reorder moves entries up and down, and cards show what's left to get first.
The per-entry date and person are gone (they led nowhere); Share copies the list on a computer.

Calendar: appointments for several people, the Day view as long as things last, a second reminder, holidays (1.40.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

An appointment can be for several people (“Also for”): it shows on each one's card and calendar, and reminds each of them.
The Day view shows things as long as they last, side by side when they overlap; a tap on a free hour starts something at that hour.
Reminders: “1 day before” and “The morning of”, and a second reminder.
Monthly on “the 2nd Tuesday” (or the last); the calendar remembers Month / Week / Day / Agenda; a tap on a date opens that day; the family's appointments in its colour.
Search finds things on any date; linked calendars go a year back; public holidays in one tap (Settings → Calendars).

Invite the other parent by email; an Account tab; one family time zone; Help on the Wall (1.39.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

Settings → Account → Invite: the other parent gets an email and sets their own password, and their phone is theirs straight away. No temporary password to pass on (it's still there if you'd rather).
Settings → Account has the sign-ins, changing the email (the old address is told) and the password, handing over the administrator role, signing out and Delete our family.
The family's time zone has its own card in Settings → Family and can be changed; every device goes by it unless it picks its own. Any time zone, with search.
Notifications in one place (Settings → This device), with quiet hours, and a parent's phone can also get a kid's reminders.
Devices can be renamed (the pencil by the name). Help on the Wall (the ?) has short answers and Send feedback, no mail app needed; feedback can say where to answer.

Chores that go round: Not yet with a reason, OK all, up for grabs, days away (1.38.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

“Not yet” can say why; the kid sees it on the chore and gets a notification. The list of chores to OK is by kid, with “OK all”.
A chore that's nobody's is up for grabs: whoever does it gets its stars. “Lily did it” gives someone else's turn to whoever did it.
Days away (Settings → Family): vacation or sick, their chores are off those days — nothing missed, no broken streaks.
Changing one of the “each does their own” copies can change all of them.
Stars never show below 0 (and it says why); rewards can be once a day or just once; OK'd rewards wait in “still to give” until given.

Move it to another day, or change just one time (1.37.0)

2026-10-06T12:00:00Z

A to-do's or appointment's pop-up has quick buttons: Today, Tomorrow, Next week, Pick a day, and (for a parent) Someone else. A repeating one changes only that time. Undo is in the message.
Changing a repeating to-do or appointment from one of its times asks: This one, This and following, or All of them.

Colours, appointment times, and a family of one (1.36.0)

2026-10-05T12:00:00Z

An appointment without an end time lasts 30 minutes: one added by voice gets its end like one made in the form, and Change no longer shows 9:30 AM for it.
Settings → Family → People → Colours: pick each person's colour.
A family with only one person so far sees nothing about several people (no Everyone or Nobody's, no Family card on the Wall, no person to pick, no mailbox). It all comes back when someone else is added.

Pop-ups that behave, and today's appointments in the to-do list (1.35.0)

2026-10-05T12:00:00Z

Today's appointments are in the to-do lists too, under Today, in time order, with "Now" on the one that's on; a tap opens it. Family appointments show in everyone's list.
On the Wall, finished to-dos move below the ones still to do.
Back on a phone closes the pop-up on top instead of leaving the page, and closing one with something typed in it asks first.
On a phone the keyboard no longer covers what you're typing (forms, the mailbox, the AI assistant).
Reminders have a Done button for to-dos and say whose they are; several at once come in one pop-up, and a reminder waits while another pop-up is open.
The AI assistant says "Listening…" only once the microphone is on, has Stop waiting when it's slow, and keeps your changes to the cards when you answer its question.
Level up: a tap closes it, it follows the sound setting and Reduce motion, and the kitchen tablet shows it when the XP came from a parent's phone.
Deleting all of a repeating item takes one tap (Undo is in the message), and pop-ups work better with screen readers and a computer keyboard (the PIN pad takes typed digits).

Fine-tuning: friendlier dates, the Wall in time order, safer PINs (1.34.0)

2026-10-05T12:00:00Z

A to-do's or appointment's pop-up says "Today · 4:00 – 5:30 PM" instead of 2026-10-05; appointments show where (a tap opens the map) and their link, and a chore shows what it earns and how many times in a row. A goal's milestones can be ticked right there.
Times look the same everywhere, by the device's own clock (5:30 PM), and the month view shows each one's time.
Repeating appointments are never marked "missed" or "done" any more: they simply happen. "Add time" keeps the to-do's own day (and says "Change time" when it has one).
On the Wall, today's appointments come first in time order, with "Now" on the one that's on; the ones already over fade to the bottom, and a tap opens any of them.
Levels go up properly (6 and 7 were skipped, and above 480 XP the level shown was too high: it now shows the right one), a level is celebrated once, and a kid's new chore earns 5 XP to start with.
Kitchen tablet: a parent without a PIN is warned that anyone could use the tablet as them, the PIN pad has "Forgot your PIN?", and changing someone's role or making a device a kid's asks first.
Getting started: done steps fold into one line (a phone shows the next two), it waits for a kid and for every parent's PIN, a tablet can become the Wall right there, and Settings → About brings the list back.
The phone's five tabs fit on the screen, the tablet's Notes, Lists, Meals and Board buttons have their names, and "Task" is "To-do" everywhere.
Two looks from now on, Modern Dark and Modern Light (Settings → Appearance, or the phone's ⋯ menu). A device that used the original Default look opens in Modern Dark.

Get your code: no more waiting for an invite (1.33.0)

2026-10-05T12:00:00Z

A new family gets its code on invenn.app at once: name and email, and the code is on the screen, with step-by-step instructions (start your family, use it anywhere, put it on an iPhone, Android or computer, bring in the family). The same comes by email. One code per family.
The link in that email opens the app's New household with the code and email already filled in.

Contact us, and the limited AI trial (1.32.0)

2026-10-05T12:00:00Z

Adding things by voice is a limited trial during the beta: 200 voice adds for each family. Settings → AI assistant shows how many are left. Answering the AI's own question doesn't count again. If you run out, write to us.
Settings and Profile always have a back arrow, also right after changing the language.
The website has a Contact page (invenn.app/contact): questions, ideas and problems reach us there too, along with Send feedback in the app.
InVenn is under active development: features are still being finished and fine-tuned, new ones keep coming, and a few smaller ones may change or go away. During the beta the service may sometimes be unavailable for updates or a move to another server; every family's things are backed up daily. Your suggestions and problem reports help decide what comes next.

InVenn in Russian (1.31.0)

2026-10-04T12:00:00Z

Settings → Appearance → Language: Automatic (like the device), English or Русский. Each device has its own; the sign-in screen has English · Русский at the bottom.
In Russian, everything a family sees is in Russian: the screens, reminders and notifications (each device gets them in its own language), the messages from the server, What's new, the tester guide, the privacy policy and terms, and adding things by voice. Names and anything your family typed stay as they were written.
Russian has the 24-hour clock, dates with the day first, and weeks from Monday.
The website invenn.app is in Russian too (Русский at the top), and now shows the big-screen view and Work mode.

TabletTasx is now InVenn (1.30.0)

2026-10-04T12:00:00Z

The app has a new name, InVenn, a new icon (three circles: the family's days), and a new address: app.invenn.app.
Each device moves there by itself the first time it opens on the old address: it shows "TabletTasx is now InVenn", saves what's new, and opens the new address still signed in, with its own settings. Afterwards, add InVenn to the Home Screen again (and remove the old icon), and change a kiosk app's or bookmark's address.
An iPhone's Home Screen app keeps its own sign-in, so there the old app shows an 8-digit code instead: add InVenn to the Home Screen from Safari, open it, tap Join and type the code.
invenn.app is InVenn's own website: what it does, the plans, and a form for families to ask for an invite.
Settings → Premium: Plus is for up to 10 devices.

Subtasks you tick, and clearer switches (1.29.0)

2026-10-03T12:00:00Z

A to-do's pop-up lists its subtasks: tap one to tick it off, tap it again to take it back, and the progress bar moves with them.
Subtasks can have a percent of the work each (they add up to 100%). Set some and leave the rest empty: Save shares what's left between them. With none set, each counts the same. The Progress bar now moves 1% at a time.
Setting a time on a new to-do asks which day it's due (unless it repeats), and Notify switches itself on once, with a short glow; switch it off if you don't want a reminder.
Every switch shows clearly in every theme, in a small area of its own, and Recurring has a card of its own that says how it repeats.
The red NEW button with the falling drops is in every theme now, as big as the buttons next to it.

Reminders that arrive, and a safer beta (1.28.0)

2026-10-03T12:00:00Z

The server works out the reminders itself and sends them on time, even when no device has the app open (before, a phone or the Wall had to have opened it in the last day and a half).
Notifications turn on by themselves: the first time the app opens on someone's own device it asks to allow notifications and the microphone, and switching on a reminder turns notifications on ("Turning on notifications for this app…") if they aren't. A reminder that already arrived as a notification doesn't pop up again in the app later.
Settings → Family → Household shows which devices get notifications (whose, what kind of device, when the last one arrived), and has "Sign out all other devices". A device nobody opens for 90 days (and that gets no notifications) is signed out by itself.
Private things and a grown-up's work go only to that person's own devices; the others don't download them any more.
Safer underneath: Google and Microsoft sign-ins are kept encrypted on the server, the pages tell the browser to run only the app's own code and talk only to its server, the reminder beep is made in the app, and the Day view reads right with a screen reader. For whoever runs the server: sudo tabletasx-admin push shows the devices, the next reminders and the last ones sent.

Work and school (1.27.0)

2026-10-02T12:00:00Z

Settings → Family → People → Work and school: switch on someone's Work list (a kid's School list). Their to-dos and appointments then have a Work (or School) switch, and Quick add a Work column.
On their own device, the Work button (next to Today; on a phone, after the to-do count and the month) shows only their work things, in a shaded frame that says "Work mode". It's remembered on that device, and anything added from inside it starts as work.
Outside Work mode a grown-up's work to-dos are out of sight everywhere (the Wall, Everyone, other devices, the activity log), and their work appointments show only on their own devices, with a briefcase. A kid's school things show as usual, with a school cap.
A calendar link can be someone's Work calendar (Settings → Calendars): its appointments count as their work.
The AI assistant knows "for work" and "for school", and things said in Work mode start as work.