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No Treat Today 2027.2: a Bedside Clock, and every screen folds with iPhone Duo
No Treat Today 2027.2 puts Crush the orangutan on the nightstand with a real alarm and a StandBy widget, and rebuilds every screen for the folding iPhone Duo — two pages side by side held like a book, an iPad-like layout fully open.
Most sugar slips happen in the evening. No Treat Today 2027.2 meets them there: a Bedside Clock where Crush sleeps beside the time, and an app that folds with the new iPhone Duo instead of being squeezed onto it.
- Bedside Clock — Crush sleeps beside the time and dreams of your Sweet Memories. The alarm is a real one, set in Settings › Bedside Clock or on the clock itself: it rings even when the app is closed or the iPhone is on silent, with Stop and a nine-minute Snooze
- A Bedside Clock widget for StandBy and the Lock Screen shows Crush asleep above the next alarm, and “Open Bedside Clock” works from Siri, Spotlight and the Action button
- iPhone Duo — every screen folds with the phone: two pages side by side in the Book pose, an iPad-like layout fully open, and nothing sits on the crease. Stand it like a tent and the Bedside Clock opens by itself
- On iPad and wide screens, Population, History, Memories and Settings show a list beside its details; turned sideways, Crush sits beside the open meal instead of above it
- Wake-Up Day, 23 October: an ape attracted that day arrives fast asleep, dreaming of a donut
- Accessibility: VoiceOver announces each meal logged or removed and the guess game’s verdict; every moon in the day’s bubble is named, so Voice Control can tap it; Reduce Motion swaps the bubble’s flights for crossfades
Requirements
No Treat Today 2027.2 runs on iOS 17 and later. The Bedside Clock needs iOS 26.1, because its alarm goes through Apple’s alarm framework — that is what lets it ring with the app closed. The iPhone Duo layouts need iOS 27.1; the meal scanner introduced in 2027.1 needs iOS 27 and a device with Apple Intelligence.
About No Treat Today
Quit Sugar: No Treat Today is a sugar tracker that rewards effort instead of punishing slips. One question a day from Crush, the orangutan — “Too much sugar today?” — a yes or a no, and apes that come to live on your planet on the days you hold to your own definition of sugar. A bad day never resets your progress. Free on the App Store, with a subscription or a one-time purchase to unlock everything.