Version 1.9 — Siri, iPhone Duo, and your own sidebar order. SIRI With Apple Intelligence on iOS 27, ask Siri to add and update your tasks: "Create a reminder called Call Ana in Jupiter Optimus", "Add milk to my Groceries list in Jupiter Optimus", "Mark Pay rent as completed in Jupiter Optimus". Due dates and times, repeats, flags and your projects work by voice. Siri can't set location reminders in Jupiter. YOUR ORDER Put your spaces and projects in the order you want with Organize Sidebar, and fold a space to hide its projects. The order syncs to all your devices; folding stays on each device. READY FOR IPHONE DUO On the outer display your most-used buttons stay in reach, and the date, priority and tags Jupiter reads from a new task now sit right under its title, above the keyboard — on every iPhone. STATISTICS The trend compares the period so far with the same days before it, and the activity map starts your week on the day your region does. MAXIMUS New setups use Claude Haiku 5.5 and GPT-6 Luna — newer and cheaper on your own key. If you never picked a model yourself, Maximus moves you to them; a model you typed stays. Models that are being retired show the date and a one-tap replacement. Plus: manual order inside a project's sections, and smaller fixes.

Ready for iPhone Duo. • On iPhone Duo's outer display, Jupiter Optimus now uses the whole screen, and its toolbar moves into the bar at the side. • A task's priority, due time, category and project stay on one line on narrow screens. Long names shorten instead of breaking the time in two. • With larger text sizes, each of them gets its own line, so all of it stays readable.

Version 1.8 — Notes without a project, stats on your Home Screen, and Maximus ready for the newest models. YOUR STATS ON THE HOME SCREEN A Statistics widget in three sizes: your day streak; then completions, the trend against the previous period, completion rate and today; and in the large size, the per-day chart. Each widget picks its own period — Today, This Week or This Month. It counts, it never loads your tasks, so it stays light however big your library is. NOTES WITHOUT A PROJECT A note no longer needs a project. Write it under No Project and file it later from its menu or the editor. Deleting a project now keeps its notes — they move to No Project — and backups include notes that have no project. Update your other devices too: on older versions, deleting a project still deletes its notes. MAXIMUS, READY FOR THE NEWEST MODELS With your own API key, models that think before they answer — Claude Fable 5.1, Opus 5.5 and Sonnet 5.5, Gemini 3 — no longer come back cut off or empty. Choose how hard Claude and Gemini models think (Low, Medium or High) where the model supports it; Low by default keeps replies fast and inexpensive. Replies show bold, lists and code instead of asterisks. Google's default is now Gemini 3.5 Flash-Lite, because Google now offers 2.5 Flash only to those who already used it. If Anthropic retires Claude Haiku 4.5, Maximus's default, Maximus moves you to Claude Sonnet 5.5 and tells you; Gemini 2.5 Flash moves to 3.5 Flash-Lite the same way once Google refuses it. If you chose a Claude model that Anthropic had retired or scheduled for retirement by this release, Settings shows the date and its replacement, one tap away. Requests to OpenAI opt out of stored completions. ALSO Long task lists do several times less work each time they redraw. The day-streak ring no longer runs through its own number, at any text size. Siri, Shortcuts and Focus filters now share the app's own connection to your data instead of opening another one each time. A wrong Gemini key now says so instead of "request failed (400)". Plan My Day reads the right plan when a model drafts one first. In time zones where daylight saving starts at midnight, streaks and charts no longer break on that day. A task added from Today or Upcoming is now due today without a time of its own, instead of the minute you added it.

Version 1.7 — Git in the flow. THE ISSUE'S CONVERSATION, IN THE TASK A linked task now shows what people said on its issue — the last comments, who wrote them and when, with the whole thread one tap away. Comments are never stored or synced; they are fetched when you look. TOLD WHEN IT MATTERS Get a notification when an issue is newly assigned to you, or when a tracked issue's priority or milestone moves. Quiet by design: nothing on a repository's first sync, and a busy morning rings once instead of eleven times. Off switch in Maximus settings. EDIT HERE, UPDATE THERE Turn it on and renaming a task renames its issue, and its notes become the issue's description. Issues only, never pull requests, and a rename made on GitHub still wins when it is the one that changed. SHARE THE WEEK The Weekly Review wrap-up now makes a card: what shipped in the last seven days, what the review decided, your streak and your busiest projects. ALSO Typing works the way you already type: !high, !medium, !low and @Project alongside +Project, plus "next week" and "next month". A task typed with a project no longer lands in the Inbox. The day streak stays alive until midnight instead of resetting at the start of the day. Rate the app from About, if it has earned it.

Version 1.6 — Maximus, both ways. CREATE ISSUES FROM TASKS Any task can become a GitHub or GitLab issue: pick the repository, keep the title and notes, send your tags as labels. The task links to the issue it created, so closing and commenting work from the same place. LABELS BECOME PRIORITY Imported issues bring their labels, milestone and assignees. "urgent", "p1" or "critical" set the priority high; labels become tags; the milestone becomes a section. The words are yours to change per repository. Draft pull requests and review requests are marked in the Review Queue. STATISTICS YOU CAN SHARE Choose Today, This Week, This Month, This Year or All Time — completed, focus time, rate and active days follow. Share a summary card straight to your friends or your feed. INBOX THAT ISN'T EMPTY Project tasks with no date now appear below your Inbox, so the work that still needs a decision is one tap away. Off switch in Settings. ALSO Notes board with project filter, search, sort and a compact list. The app tour is back under About. Task details close with one tap on the Mac.

Version 1.5 — new places where the app works for you. VAULT Every project gets a small safe for text: an API key, a licence code, the door code for the office. Items are encrypted on your device with a key that lives only in your iCloud Keychain, and open with Face ID or Touch ID. Never indexed, never in a widget, never sent anywhere. GUIDED WEEKLY REVIEW A stepped walk through your Inbox and every project's stale tasks — decide, schedule, park or delete — ending with what you shipped this week. Everything it changes is undoable in one step. WIDGETS "Any List" shows the list you choose — a project, a smart list, Inbox, Today, Upcoming or Someday — in small, medium and large. "This Week" lays out the days ahead. Tap the circle to complete a task right on the Home Screen. IMPORTS THAT DON'T FREEZE Todoist, TickTick, Reminders and pasted text now import in the background with a progress bar, and Cancel leaves nothing behind. SMALLER THINGS Each list remembers its own view: board or list, sort order and tag filter. A GitHub or GitLab issue you deleted stays deleted on the next sync. Undoing a delete no longer copies attachments.

Fixes a bug where completing a recurring task again after un-completing it created a duplicate of the next occurrence.

• Undo. Complete the wrong task, move it to the wrong project, reschedule it, or apply a batch action to twelve tasks at once — every one of them is now one tap from undone. The "— Undo" pill that used to know only about deletes now offers your last action too. • Logbook. Everything you have completed, day by day, newest first. Un-complete from there if you were too quick. • Backups that really are complete. A backup is now a single .jupiterbackup file that carries your attachments, note images and link previews — the bytes the old format could not — and states what is inside. Restore tells you what the file held against what this device had. Old backups still restore. • A backup you did not have to remember. Once a day, the first time the app opens with iCloud fully synced, it writes one to your iCloud Drive folder ("Jupiter Optimus" in Files) and keeps the last seven. Never while iCloud is still syncing — a half backup is worse than none. Settings shows when, how much, and where. • Pull-request notifications now lead somewhere. Tapping one opens the list that pull request is in: Review Queue for anything open — it now lists every open pull request in the repositories you track, not only the ones awaiting your review — and Shipped for merged ones, which it now lists too, and includes when you copy the digest. They used to just open the app. • Apple Watch: room to scroll the last task clear of the Add button.

• Jupiter Optimus is now on your wrist. The Apple Watch app shows what is due today, completes a task with a tap, and takes a new one by dictation straight into your Inbox. Complications put the day's count on your watch face. It syncs through your own iCloud, so it works with your iPhone in another room — and it is included in your subscription, with nothing extra to buy. • Control Centre and the Action Button. Add "New Task" or "Today" to Control Centre, the Lock Screen, or the Action Button, and you are one press away from typing. • Focus filters. Link a Focus mode to a Space and the app narrows itself to match — turn on Work, see only Work. Your Inbox and anything without a Space stay visible, so nothing quietly disappears. • Self-hosted GitLab. Connect to your company's GitLab, not only gitlab.com. Enter your server address when you connect. • Duplicate projects. If the same project arrived twice from two devices, the app now notices and offers to merge them, listing exactly what will move. Nothing is merged without your say-so. • Backups are safer. If iCloud is still syncing, the app warns you before writing a backup that would be incomplete, and tells you how much it holds. Erasing your data now states what your last backup contains and when it was taken. • Creating a project tells you if one with that name already exists, instead of quietly making a second. • Repositories tracked on another device now appear here too, with the project they import into. • An empty app offers to load sample data where you are, not only in Settings.

• Reminders now ring on all your devices, not just the one where you created the task — and they survive a restore from backup. • Maximus: the iPhone now shows which project each repository imports into. • Tap the iCloud row in Settings to see exactly what sync is doing. • Categories can now be deleted right from the picker on Mac.

• Maximus: a project can now take issues from several repositories. • New in Settings → Data: Load Sample Data, to see the app working before you commit your own. One tap to remove it again. • Project notes can now be deleted on Mac.

Fixes from the first week: • Fixed a crash when erasing all data. • Add image now works on Mac. • Fixed importing from Todoist and TickTick. • Templates and tags can now be deleted on Mac. • The new-task sheet opens ready to type, and rows respond across their full width.