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Sync uses your private iCloud account. Make sure:

• You are signed in to the same iCloud account on both devices.
• iCloud Drive is enabled on both devices (iOS Settings → [your name] → iCloud).
• Dailyish is enabled in your iCloud app list.

Sync can take a few minutes after a change. The home screen shows a banner when sync is paused.

Open Dailyish → Settings → check that Reminders is "Allowed". If it says "Denied", tap "Open System Settings" and enable notifications for Dailyish.

Note: if you've already completed a habit for today, Dailyish will skip its remaining reminders for that day — that's intentional.

When you edit a habit, you can set it to come after another habit. The stacked habit's reminders wait until the parent is checked off that day. On the home screen, it shows up with an "After [parent]" hint until the parent is done, then switches to "Next up".

Once a habit has at least seven completions, Dailyish looks at the median hour-of-day you've actually been finishing it. If that's meaningfully earlier than your scheduled reminder, the habit's detail screen offers a one-tap "move my reminder" suggestion. All on-device — no data leaves your phone.

Swipe left on a habit in the home list, or open the habit's detail view and tap the trash icon. You can also bulk-manage habits via Settings → Manage Habits.

Settings → Delete All Habits. To also remove the iCloud copy, go to iOS Settings → [your name] → iCloud → Manage Account Storage → Dailyish → Delete Data.

Yes — Settings → Export Data creates a JSON file with all your habits and completion history. You can save it to Files, email it, or send it anywhere. Settings → Import Data restores from that file (duplicates are detected by ID, so re-importing the same file is safe).

Streaks count consecutive completed scheduled days. If today is scheduled and you haven't completed it yet, today is "forgiven" and the streak still includes prior days. One missed scheduled day per week is also forgiven — the freeze regenerates each week.