Stub My Toe support

Open the iPhone app and tap Start tracking. This sets a starting date without inventing a stub. Tap OUCH! when you stub your toe. The counter measures local calendar days, not completed 24-hour periods.

Use Undo immediately after recording in the iPhone app. If that option has expired, open History and confirm removal of the incident. Your streak and records recalculate from the remaining history. For an incident recorded on Watch, let it synchronize with iPhone and manage it in iPhone History.

Start tracking on iPhone first and make sure the companion is installed on your paired Apple Watch. Open both apps when the devices can communicate. On Watch, open Details to check the status and use Retry sync. Incidents are queued locally; background delivery can be delayed. Keep the apps installed while pending incidents synchronize.

The small and medium iPhone widgets show your streak and can record an ouch. Apple Watch widgets open the companion app rather than directly recording a stub. Apple controls widget refresh timing; opening the app can help confirm the latest state.

Streaks follow your device’s local calendar and time zone. Crossing midnight or changing time zones can change the displayed day count. The Hall of Fame separates your current streak from completed streaks.

There is no developer account, server copy or in-app export/import feature in version 1.0. Support cannot retrieve a copy of your history. Removing the app can remove local history; do not uninstall it as a troubleshooting step. iPhone and Watch each keep local data, and Apple device backups are managed separately.

This is Stub My Toe, the personal stub-free streak tracker with Pip. It is not the separate game. A free download is planned, with no ads, subscriptions or in-app purchases. It is awaiting App Store approval and is not yet publicly available.