DA Baby v2021.2 is a minor update to fix the following issue:
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DA Baby v2021.1 is now available on App Store.
The big feature in this version is growth charts (requires premium). They provide information about how your child is developing over time, and how your child is growing compared with other children of the same age and birth sex.
Also in this version:
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Here is what’s new in the latest DA 5Star macOS version updates:
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DA Baby v2020.10 is now available on App Store. Here is what's new:
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This version improved iCloud sharing when one of the devices stays in the background for a while.
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dA 5Star v2020.4
DA 5Star v2020.4 is now available. What's new:
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Thank you all for the great feedbacks for DA 5Star. I just released v2020.3 including the following most requested features:
I am also working hard to bring the rest of your feedbacks to you in the future releases. Stay tuned.
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DA 5Star is 33% off until 2020-10-21.
To celebrate the launch, DA 5Star is 33% off until 2020-10-21.
App Store link: https://apps.apple.com/app/da-5star/id1473088658. If you already purchased the macOS version, you can get the iOS and iPadOS version for free.
DA 5Star is an iOS and iPadOS 14 home screen widget app that displays a random 5-star review of your apps and podcasts, and refreshes after however long you choose. It also has a macOS version that displays 5-star reviews as wallpapers.
On July 6, 2019, I was listening to EP 56: The happiest Customer of the Independence podcast. Curtis pitched this app idea:
A mac app, that will sit in your menu bar. You can feed it your iTunes connect information. And it will go to your ratings, pull random 5-star rating every however many hours. And have like kind that those motivational quote things, but have in your wallpaper.
After hearing it, I just couldn't stop thinking about it. As developers, we all experienced those 1-star ratings that ruin our day or week. We humans are bad at ignoring them. We fail to remind ourselves that there are more important 5-star customer ratings out there. So I immediately created the Xcode project and started implemented. On the next day I sent the hosts @eataduckimust, @parrots, @jellybeansoup a demo. I got great feedbacks and launched the first version in two weeks. I later then released 5 updates to improve it.
I didn't expect other huge updates to the app. Until one day after 2020's WWDC, I realized that this app is now viable after the introduction of iOS 14 home screen widgets. So the iOS version was born.
NOTE: The initial macOS version was a $1.99 (USD) paid upfront app. I decided to raise the price to $2.99 (USD) with the launch of the iOS and iPadOS version (it's a universal purchase). But I'm keeping the original price for another three days, so it's effectively a 33% off launch sale.
Again, you can purchase DA 5Star here: https://apps.apple.com/app/da-5star/id1473088658.
DA Baby v2020.8 is now available on App Store. Here is what's new in this big update.
Examples of home screen widgets in DA Baby v2020.8
I initially launched two widgets in DA Baby alongside the iOS 14 release. But like many other developers, I was so inspired by how much people love widgets, and decided to add 8 new ones in this version.
These widgets bring timely, important, and helpful information right to your home screen. Here is a break down of each categories.
The small single activity widget focuses on, well, a single activity's history. However, because you can configure which activity to focus and add multiple widgets, you can actually add all of them on your home screen, inside a stack or not.
The small today's summary widget is simple, it shows today's activity summary with their total count and amount.
The small recent activities widget shows a few recent activities, so you can keep on top of the routine, and remind yourself in case you forgot to log.
The small and large quick actions widgets include activity buttons with current or previous log information. Tap on the button quickly launches the view to log the new activity. It also comes with a few recent activities on the side. Of course, you can also configure each button's activity type.
The activity charts widget comes with all three size families. With the insightful daily charts right on your home screen, you can find out how your baby is growing. Personally, the medium size with two charts side by side is my favorite one among all the widgets because it's just beautiful.
The pattern charts widget comes with the small and large sizes. You can choose to display only a sub set of activities. One example is to only show sleep sessions, so you can keep on top of your baby's sleep needs.
DA Baby is free in the App Store. Give it a try. Hope you and your little one(s) have a nice day ^_^
The more PR effort Apple puts into this, the worse their image is. Wake up.