DailyTrace: The Shape of Days

This update grew out of 18 days of my own tracking. The 202 records and 146.8 hours look like numbers at first, but the more interesting part is the shape underneath: workouts showed up almost every day, often pulling the body back in the morning and afternoon; language study kept returning like a thread that did not break; coding took the most time and often stretched from afternoon into evening; late-night records slowly shifted toward journaling, writing, and a little study, like a way of closing the day. What moved me most was the switching. Language study often led into coding. Workouts and reading kept trading places. Many days passed through six to nine different activities, and the gap between two records was often only about twenty minutes. A day is not one solid block of work or rest; it is a series of small turns. DailyTrace 1.4.0 refines Apple Watch, widgets, share images, and chart stability so those turns are easier to capture while they are happening. When you look back, you see more than a stack of hours: you see what held you steady, what carried you into the night, and how a period of life was actually lived. Compared with the previous version: - Added: an Apple Watch Smart Stack status entry for checking the current timer and returning to the Watch app faster. - Improved: Apple Watch and widget status refreshes while a record is running. - Improved: share image branding, date ranges, title hierarchy, activity colors, labels, and spacing. - Improved: week, month, year, and summary share images for a more stable visual result when saving or sharing. - Fixed: edge cases where unusual data or layout conditions could cause invalid chart sizes or unstable share previews.