- Week numbers now appear on the Calendar page: down the side of Month, where clicking one opens that week, and in the corner of Week and Day. Turn them off in Settings › Calendar - Reminders now work for every task with a time, however you add it: in Quick Add, on the "Add a task" card or on the calendar. KiteTasks asks to send notifications the first time you set a time, and if they're turned off, a note tells you and links straight to System Settings - Reminders now show up even while KiteTasks is the app in front, stay current with the main window closed, and stop for an account once you sign out of it - You can turn off the global shortcut in Settings › Shortcuts if it clashes with another app. And if your shortcut can't be used, the menu bar now says so and opens Settings so you can pick another - In the calendar tray, the cards from the list you picked no longer repeat the list's name on every task

- The "Add a task" card on the board, in Today and Upcoming, and in the calendar now understands what you type, just like Quick Add. Dates, times, #lists and @accounts are recognized and highlighted as you go - Set the date, list or account, or attach a file, with the buttons under the title - Add subtasks before you save: click Subtask, type one per line, and the task is created with all of them in one go

- The Calendar page now has Day and Week views. Your events and timed tasks sit on an hour-by-hour timeline, with all-day events and the day's other tasks along the top - Drag a task onto the calendar to schedule it. Drop it on an hour to set the date and time, or on a day to set just the date - Add a task right from the calendar: double-click an empty spot, or drag across the hours, and the date and time are already filled in - A new tray beside the calendar keeps your overdue tasks and a list of your choice close at hand, ready to drag onto the calendar. Press ⌃⌘I to show or hide it - Click a task on the calendar to change its title, details or date right there - In the menu bar, tasks due on the same day no longer swap places each time KiteTasks starts

- KiteTasks now speaks French. The main window, the menu bar, Settings and the widgets are all in French, and you can type dates and times in French, like "demain à 15h" - KiteTasks now speaks Traditional Chinese too, for Taiwan and Hong Kong, and reads dates and times typed in Chinese, like "明天下午3點", Cantonese included

- Put your lists in your own order. Drag them in the sidebar, and the board, Quick Add and the menu bar follow along - Task cards now show a task's emails and links. Click one to open the Gmail message or the link without opening the task - More of KiteTasks is translated, from error messages to the Today and Tomorrow headers in Upcoming

- Widgets are much faster. The checkmark shows up sooner when you check off a task, even when you check off several in a row - Fixed a task you checked off in a widget briefly showing as open again

- Sort by is here. Sort any list by date, title or recently updated from its list menu, or keep your own order. Today, Overdue, Upcoming and the Calendar page get their own Sort by in the header, and each view remembers its choice - On the Upcoming page, Overdue tasks now follow the page's sort, which starts at Recently updated. Choose Date ascending to get the old order back - When you edit a task right on its card, the notes no longer show KiteTasks' hidden task data, so you can't delete a task's time, priority or attachments by accident - Fixed board cards that could stop responding to clicks after you opened the task sidebar - Fixed Today in the List layout opening its top task after you changed a date, or switched apps with a date picker open - Fixed Today, Upcoming and Completed going empty after you hid one account and then signed out of the other

- A new Month widget puts your whole month on the desktop, with events and due tasks marked on each day and today's agenda right beside it. Add it in medium, large or extra-large - Edits are safer across devices. Changing a task now saves only what you changed, so you won't undo an edit you just made on your phone or on the web - Subtasks now show up on their own due date in Today, Upcoming and the Today widget, even when the parent task has a different date or none at all - Fixed a bug in the List layout where renaming a task and pressing Return could clear its notes and due date - Fixed yesterday's all-day events showing up in Today when their calendar is set to another time zone

- A new Calendar page shows your whole month at a glance: tasks on their due dates, right next to your calendar events. Find it in the sidebar, or press ⌘5 - Click any day to see everything on it, check tasks off, or add a new task that's already due that day - Fixed search so it finds tasks in all your signed-in accounts, not just the one you're viewing

- A new List widget for your desktop. Pin any list, in medium or large, and keep it in view - See it in your own order or by due date, check tasks off right in the widget, and click one to open it in KiteTasks - Fixed a problem that kept Codex from connecting to KiteTasks

- Pick several tasks at once with ⌘-click or ⇧-click — on the board, in Today, Upcoming and Completed - Then handle them together: complete or reopen, change the due date, move them to another list, or delete. ⌘. completes the selection, ⌘⌫ deletes it

- A new Calendar widget for your desktop. See today's schedule or the week ahead, pick the account it follows, and click any event to open it - The Today widget can now show your calendar events above your tasks. Turn it on when you edit the widget - Rather see only what's due today? The Today widget can hide overdue tasks

- Right-click any task, or click its ⋯ button, for a new menu: mark it done, make it due today or tomorrow, pick a date from a calendar, move it to another list, or open it in Google Tasks - Add tasks right from Today. New tasks land on today by default - Moving a task to another list from its details panel is smooth now, with no flicker and nothing lost mid-edit - Due-date labels like Today, Tomorrow and 3 days ago now appear in your language

- All your Google accounts, one view. Today, Upcoming and Completed now show tasks from every account you're signed in to, each tagged with its account's photo - The sidebar groups your lists by account. Show or hide a whole account or just one list, and your calendar events follow the same choice - Set the account new tasks go to by default, right from the sidebar - Switching between accounts is much faster and no longer reloads your tasks - If a calendar needs reconnecting, KiteTasks now tells you which account it belongs to

- Hide the dock icon and keep KiteTasks in the menu bar, with a new Launch at login switch to match - German is here. The whole app — widget included — speaks it - Quick Add reads dates in your language now. Type "morgen", "mañana", "明日" or "내일" and it picks the day - Your Google profile picture is showing again

- Meet the Today widget. Your tasks for today, right on the desktop or in Notification Center — in medium and large sizes - Check off a task without opening the app. Tap one to jump straight to it in KiteTasks - Add a task from the widget. The New Task button opens Quick Add so you can capture a thought the moment it lands - Using more than one Google account? Show them all together, or edit the widget to pick just one - Works offline, too. Tasks you complete while disconnected sync the moment you're back online - The widget picks up your accent color, so it looks like it belongs

- Connect KiteTasks to Codex. Head to Settings → AI Assistants and link your tasks with one click — or a single terminal command. Codex can then read, add, and update your tasks, right alongside Claude

KiteTasks now connects to Claude, thanks to a built-in MCP server. - Add KiteTasks to Claude Desktop in one click from Settings. Claude Code and other MCP clients are supported too - Claude can list, search, create, update, complete, move, and delete tasks, plus create and rename task lists, across all your accounts - Private by design: the connection is off by default, and everything runs locally on your Mac

- Search now highlights the words you searched for, right in each result - When a match is in a task's notes, you'll see a short snippet with it marked, so it's clear why the result showed up

- Search now highlights the words you searched for, right in each result - When a match is in a task's notes, you'll see a short snippet with it marked, so it's clear why the result showed up

- Set a time on any task and KiteTasks reminds you right when it's due - Quick Add reads the time straight from what you type — "Call the dentist at 3pm" just works - Date and time now share one popover, so scheduling a task is a single stop - Timed tasks line up in time order within each day in Today and Upcoming - KiteTasks is coming to iPhone — join the waiting list right from the sidebar

- Press Esc to close the task detail sidebar - Fixed the add-task, subtask, and new-list fields not always focusing — they're now ready for typing every time - Behind the scenes, we've laid the groundwork to bring KiteTasks to more of your devices. More soon

- Drag and drop to reorder your tasks — pull one into a new spot, nest it under another to make it a subtask, or move it to a different list. Works across Kanban columns and the All Boards list. - Tasks now appear in the same order as Google Tasks, so your "My order" sorting finally matches. - Reordering feels instant — a task settles the moment you drop it, and a quick second drag is never lost. - Completing a task now checks off its subtasks too, everywhere — including the menu bar.

- Choose exactly which Google Calendar calendars show up — not just all or nothing - Show or hide any calendar right from the sidebar, across Google and Apple Calendar together

- The menu bar popover is now a full mini task client. Switch between Today, Upcoming, and All, see your calendar events right alongside your tasks, and stay out of the main window when you don't need it. - Capture a task from the menu bar, then complete, reschedule, or move it to another list without leaving the popover. - Color-code your lists. Give each list its own color and recognize it at a glance — on Kanban columns, list headers, task chips, and in Quick Add. - New keyboard shortcuts in the menu bar: ⌘1, ⌘2, ⌘3 to switch tabs and ⌘S to sync. Find the rest in Options. - KiteTasks now wears its kite logo up in the menu bar.