Synk 1.3.0
- What changed
- Synk 1.3.0 adds Google Sign-In, clearer privacy controls, in-app release notes, Journal note actions, timer polish, and smoother sync.
- Why it matters
- This update makes account setup and privacy management more transparent, improves note-taking workflows, and refines app performance and reliability.
Account Setup
- Google Sign-In is now available alongside Sign in with Apple and Magic Link.
- Auth docs and onboarding specs now describe Apple, Google, and Magic Link as the visible passwordless paths.
Privacy & Analytics
- Added privacy-gated product analytics with settings controls so users can turn analytics off or back on.
- Added an Analytics Details screen explaining what is collected and what is not collected.
Release Notes In Synk
- Added a native release notes sheet for the current version.
- Added release notes history from About so users can review past version changes.
- Onboarding now marks the current release as seen after setup completes.
Journal Improvements
- New notes can be saved as local drafts and restored later.
- Saved notes can be shared through the system share sheet.
- Saved notes can create Apple Reminders through EventKit when the user chooses that action.
- Rich text formatting panels and note detail layouts were refined for cleaner note editing.
Timer And Activity Polish
- Added new timer visual options, including Contour Lines and Storm.
- Improved timer fallback behavior when a saved background or sound requires Pro access.
- Improved running timer restore behavior when older saved records are missing accumulated elapsed time.
- Refined activity detail actions, streak, and weekly progress surfaces.
Reliability And Performance
- HealthKit quantity queries now share focused helper paths for cumulative and latest-sample reads.
- Sync batch planning is extracted into a testable planner.
- Model-container reloading now retries when the data scope changes during reload.
- Coach prompt-cache telemetry and local quick replies reduce unnecessary AI request work.
Short Summary
Google Sign-In, privacy-gated analytics, in-app release notes, Journal drafts & reminders, new timer themes, and sync/reloading reliability.