We added a new burgundy theme to celebrate the release of the iPhone 18 Pro. In addition, this release focused exclusively on performance improvements as well as a few cosmetic touches to enhance the use of Diluta. — Eric

Diluta 2.0.2 An easier way in — and your tasks now turn up in Spotlight. Diluta starts simple now. Open Settings → App Layout and you'll find three tiers — Simple, Intermediate, Advanced — with a switch beside every feature. Simple carries the essentials: Dashboard, Inbox, Tasks, Calendar. Open a tier when you want more, and take only the one feature you came for. Hiding a module hides it everywhere, right down to the fields inside a task. The Help Center follows the same shape. One section opens at a time, search finds what you need, and it walks the three tiers in order so you can meet Diluta at your own pace. It reads in your language, not just English. Spotlight now finds your tasks. Search from the home screen, tap a result, and Diluta opens straight to it. The widget shows today's calendar alongside your Power Grid. Tap a day and you land in that day's view. The bottom bar carries an Inbox badge, so you can see what you captured without going to look. Thank you for letting me come along on your week. — Eric

Diluta 2.0.1 Two things in this release I'm especially happy with — and one decision that was overdue. The Pomodoro timer has been redesigned around you. Drag the ring to the length you want, or tap 15, 25 or 50 and go. Prefer to just start and see how far you get? Switch from Countdown to Flow and it counts up instead, with a guard that stops you before a session runs away. Pick your alarm — a chime, a bell, a soft marimba — and set its volume. Turn on auto-advance and it rolls on its own: focus, break, focus, with a longer break every fourth round. It even pauses when you step away. Everything is one tap from the timer itself, and it lives in The Studio, Diluta's quiet room for the work that needs your head: the timer, a distraction-free workspace, and a notepad for the ideas that show up uninvited. We have also added Diluta widget, the widget surfaces what's important to you. A quick glance, a click to update if needed and you can move on to the next thing. Long overdue. The calendar's month view now reads three ways: the full week, weekdays only, or the weekend opened wide — because plenty of us work on Saturdays, and a squeezed two-column weekend never showed it. One tap next to Add Event, and it stays how you left it. And the decision that was overdue: Diluta has grown into six views, a calendar, a Studio, an inbox and analytics — too much to size up against a ticking clock. So the timed trial is gone. Your first 80 tasks are free, for as long as you like, with nothing that locks you out. Full Access is there when you want unlimited tasks, the AI assistant, files and collaboration — one plan, one price. Thank you for letting me come along on your week. — Eric

Diluta 2.0 Your to-do list now has an opinion. Open it, and the handful of things that genuinely need you today are already at the top — pulled out of what you'd already written down, sorted by what's overdue, what's quietly stalling, and what's going to take real thinking. No setup. No report to build. No confusion. I started with a simple aim: build the app that tells you where your week actually stands. Diluta stays as simple or as deep as you want it. Jot a note. Assign it an activity. Promote it to a task, turn it into a reminder, or point it at a goal you're chasing. Then check your list in the morning, get your answer, put the phone down, and go do the thing. Two things in this release I'm especially happy with. The new month view actually fits a phone. Show the full week, weekdays only, or open the weekend up — so you can read what's really on each day instead of squinting at dots. And the time picker now starts where you're headed: tap morning, afternoon or evening and the wheel lands near the time you meant. Small things, but that's the whole job. Everything here exists to make managing your week take less out of you. On the AI question — yes, Diluta has AI. It's the least exciting thing about it. Thank you for letting me come along on your week. — Eric

Diluta now tells you what to do with your list. • Needs you now — the few things that genuinely need you today, pulled to the top before you go looking. • The Power Grid — your work mapped by decision and energy, so the hard work lands in the hours your brain is sharp. • Portfolio health and strategic rollup — how every project and goal is really tracking, in a glance. • Flow and capacity — see the pile-up before you feel it. You never build a report. Open the app, and the week has already made sense of itself. Diluta is now fully localized into eleven languages: English, Spanish, German, French, Italian, Portuguese, Japanese, Chinese (Simplified), Dutch, Korean and Hindi.

New integrations to bring Tasks, Notes, Events, Reminders into a seamless productivity suite. In addition, we implemented several productivity matrix to ensure quick and clear visibility to what matters including time and priority ranking. You can use Diluta across iPhone, iPad and Mac for a seamless experience. Sincerely, The Diluta team

We took a step back and realized that we had strained away from our original mission for which started with a Purpose and original thesis: ** We aim to close the gap between "Productivity and the Human Factor Integration." Diluta Lifecycle focuses on **Capture → Triage → Prioritize → Execute → Reflect**. We focused so much on features that we no longer provided a simple and seamless way for our user to get things done. We went back to the drawing board and gave priority to the human and quite frankly for the better. AI is great for some things but nothing is more rewarding than to accomplish a goal or a project knowing that you OWN that outcome. So what’s new? We expanded on things like energy-aware suggestions, Guided Weekly Review, Today's Focus ritual and Flowmodoro, these are helpers that act and improve your flow when you need them. We have updated our visual language and included additional customization options to make Diluta even easier to use. We honestly believe that you will enjoy tackling your activities and task. No need to wait for iOS 27, try our themes.
 The integration of your Apple Calendar with tasks, notes, events, reminders and activities into one seamless flow we believe will change the way you work. Imagine starting with a Note and promote it to a task or event and vice versa. 
 A few key updates: - The Studio is now Soundscapes + Flowmodoro + Journal - Goals, Inbox, Energy based drivers, the list is extensive and focused uniquely on the Human Factor. - Integrate your Apple Calendars into Diluta to have an holistic view of your schedule. - Added a Notes module for those creative moments. - You can now use SIRI to add tasks in Diluta. We have also changed our logo to bring focus to our vision for everyday productivity. You can use Diluta across iPhone, iPad and Mac for a seamless experience. Sincerely, The Diluta team

Added new themes as well as the ability to create custom themes. In addition we also included a new Collaborators module for those days when the need arises.

Performance enhancement and cosmetic adjustments.

Expanded our Help Center to provide additional flash cards to ease the onboarding process. Diluta offers so many features across the different archetypes and we wanted to make sure that our users learn about them in an easy and digestible way. Updated our screenshots as well.

Improved performance and squashed some bugs. Also we have updated the Studio so you can work and stay focused on what matters.