Separate the saved mark from the system widget

iOS manages widget refresh. Record the widget's surface and size before trying changes. Keep the countdown intact.

  1. Open Daymark and confirm the full target is correct.
  2. Return to the relevant Home Screen, Lock Screen or StandBy view.
  3. For a configurable widget, open Edit Widget and check the selected countdown.
  4. If it remains stale, remove only that widget and add it through the same surface's picker.
  5. Open Daymark again and compare both values.
  6. Record the app and iOS versions if a persistent mismatch remains.

How iPhone widget refresh works

iOS controls widget refresh timing. A widget can update less often than an open countdown. If the wrong date persists, report the app and widget values to support.

If re-adding the widget does not help

Remove and re-add the widget if setup checks do not help. Keep the saved countdown and photo. Describe the affected screen and crop private titles out of support screenshots.

A wrong event and a stale count need different fixes

A widget pinned to a different countdown needs configuration. A correct title with an older number suggests a refresh issue. A wrong date inside the app needs an edit. Record which case you see instead of repeatedly recreating marks.

Sources and app help

These steps cover Daymark 2.0.2. Apple system controls vary by software version.

Get help with a countdown widget

Contact support if the widget still differs from the app. Include the widget size and both displayed values.

Get help with Daymark