Updates prior to March 9, 2026 are not included in the change log.
This version adds a button to the settings page that allows you to delete your account. Obviously, Clean Days would be better with you in its userbase, but the app now allows for full account deletion to support people’s freedom of choice and desire for anonymity (and regulatory compliance). Account deletion is also supported on the web app, and has been since before v0.1.0. You can delete your account by going to app.cleandays.io/settings/delete.
This version includes so many compliance and app store readiness changes, as well as some quality of life improvements. App Quality Improvements Notifications involving a friend, such as a friend request or birthday notification, now open up to that friend’s page in the app During setup, the “Name” prompt has been replaced with a “Nickname” prompt that includes examples The settings page is now split into multiple sub-pages Compliance / Store Readiness Features Reporting - The user page now includes a report button. When a user is reported, this notifies the developer who will read the report and determine how to address it based on the Code of Conduct Blocking - The user page also includes a block button that will prevent that user from interacting with you and make your profile invisible to the blocked user Version Check - The app will now check to see whether an update is necessary and prompt the user to update the app if that’s the case. Bug Fixes The total day count was previously incorrect in some cases due to a rounding error in the calculation process; it is now correct On a friend’s birthday, the Friends page in the app would show that their birthday is “in a few seconds” instead of “today”; this was fixed
This release is the first iOS version to be submitted for publication! Drop iPad support Lock the app in portrait orientation