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Version 2.1.4 · 2026-10-22
This minor update contains performance improvements, particularly in the Categories tab.
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The store currently lists version 2.1.4, updated 2026-10-22.








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Keep track of anything you want to keep an eye on, from habits and chores to symptoms. Chronicling shows how long it's been, how often things happen, and which days and times they tend to happen.
Some things happen every day, like coffee, a walk or your medication. Others come and go: changing the bed sheets, a headache, calling home. Chronicling handles both, so it all lives in one place.
"If you're looking for a flexible approach to tracking events in your life and want to try an app with an excellent, modern design that supports the latest iOS and iPadOS technologies, be sure to give Chronicling a try." - MacStories
LOG IT IN A TAP
- Add events from your Apple Watch, widgets, Control Center, the Lock Screen, Siri and Shortcuts
- Record a number or a note too, such as cups, miles, pages or how you felt
- Automate logging with Shortcuts, from workouts to arriving home…
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This minor update contains performance improvements, particularly in the Categories tab.
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