GSD 3.7 adds due times and puts buttons on your reminders. Set a time of day on a due date, and its reminder follows that time. All-day tasks remind you at 9 a.m. Each reminder now has Complete and Snooze 1 hour buttons, so you can act on it without opening the app. GSD can also flag a task that isn't marked urgent as its due date gets close. You choose how close in Settings, or turn it off. Nothing moves until you choose Mark urgent. The task editor now asks before discarding your changes, and only when you made some. With a keyboard, ⌘S saves the task from any field. On iPad, ⌘? opens Help. Several fixes also protect the tasks on your device during sync and when you delete your account. As always, GSD works fully offline. Syncing is optional and only happens when you sign in.

GSD 3.6.3 fixes the matrix on iPad. A task card now keeps its own size instead of stretching to match a busier quadrant beside it. All four quadrants also stay in view, and a long list scrolls inside its own quadrant. GSD 3.6 added Saved, a place to set a task aside with a short note or a link and return it to the matrix when you're ready. GSD 3.6.1 made Saved sync across your devices. As always, GSD works fully offline. Syncing is optional and only happens when you sign in.

GSD 3.6.1 fixes Saved sync. Items you set aside on one device now reach every other device, including the ones saved before this update. They appear after the first sync on this version. GSD 3.6 added Saved: set a task aside without losing it, keep a short note or a link beside the title, and return it to the matrix when you're ready. It also brought the layered app icon, iPhone Duo support, the large Today's Focus widget, and sharing from Safari. As always, GSD works fully offline. Syncing is optional and only happens when you sign in.

GSD 3.6 adds Saved and is built for iOS 27 and the iPhone Duo. The system chrome takes the new Liquid Glass; your tasks stay on the same warm paper. • Saved. Set a task aside without losing it. Move any open task to Saved from its menu. Find it under Browse on iPhone or in the Library sidebar on iPad, with a short note or a link kept beside the title. Search works there too. When you're ready, Return asks for the quadrant and an optional date before the task rejoins the matrix. Saved tasks stay out of your counts, widgets, and reminders, and they sync with the web app when you're signed in. • A layered app icon. The four quadrant tiles and the check render in every Home Screen style, including Clear and Tinted. • Made for iPhone Duo. Open or close the phone and you stay on the screen you were using. In landscape on the inner display the matrix keeps all four quadrants in view, and each one scrolls on its own. • Today's Focus in three sizes. The widget now comes in large, with room for eight tasks, and marks overdue and due-today tasks by shape so it reads in Tinted and Clear modes too. • Share from Safari. When you're signed in, a shared link reaches your other devices within seconds, even with GSD in the background. • Safer sync. Archiving a task removes it from your other devices too. An edit saved while another device changed the same task keeps both changes. A bad server listing can no longer remove tasks from your device. • Swipe on iPad. Matrix cards use the system swipe actions: swipe right to complete, left to snooze or delete, the same gestures as iPhone. • Room to work. The tab bar tucks away while you scroll and comes back when you scroll up, so the capture field is the only chrome left in full. • Larger text, more room. At accessibility text sizes the editor grows and the quadrant choices stack. As always, GSD works fully offline. Syncing is optional and only happens when you sign in.

- Squashed some bugs: We cleaned up a few pesky bugs you might have noticed (and a few you didn't!). - Smoother sailing: Made some minor tweaks behind the scenes to make your experience even better. - Polished edges: Small UI adjustments and stability improvements to keep things running flawlessly.

This update is a focused polish pass: better contrast, calmer dashboard, and safer editing. - Undo for deleted tasks. Delete a task by accident? An Undo option appears right after — restore it exactly as it was, online or off. - Easier to read. Sharper contrast on due dates, counts, and chart labels throughout the app, plus larger tap targets on card menus and tag removal. - iPad editor no longer clips. The task editor now opens at full size on iPad; on iPhone, a "Show all details" button reveals every section. - Calmer dashboard. The overdue reminder is now a normal card instead of a red alert banner, and the streak tiles are gone for good. - More private by default. Fetching a page title when you share a link is now off unless you turn it on — and only ever touches links you explicitly share. - A round of smaller polish: consistent sign-in buttons, one toggle color throughout Settings, and clearer onboarding copy. As always, GSD works fully offline — syncing is optional and only happens when you're signed in.

This update focuses on reliability and a smoother reminder experience. • Tap a reminder to jump straight to that task — notifications now take you exactly where you meant to go. • Steadier sync: deleted tasks stay deleted, and any change that doesn't sync on the first try is retried automatically the next time you open the app. • A handful of stability fixes for rare cases at launch and sign-in. As always, GSD works fully offline — syncing is optional and only happens when you're signed in.

- Performance Boost: Under-the-hood optimizations to make the app run smoother and faster. - Bug Fixes: Squashed a few minor bugs to improve overall stability. - Under the Hood: General maintenance and reliability improvements for a seamless experience.