Small improvements and fixes.

ProjectKiller now runs on iPhone. • A phone layout made for one hand: a slim top bar, with This Week, Big Picture, Orbit, Team and Projects in a tab bar along the bottom. • iPhone Duo, closed: the outer screen gets the full phone layout, kept clear of the camera. • iPhone Duo, open: the app splits at the fold. Your chosen view sits on one side and a second view on the other. Tap the chip at the top of the second side to pick what goes there. • Open or close the Duo while you work and the app switches layouts without losing your file or your place. iPad and Mac work exactly as before.

Version 1.3 • The app asks for a rating once, right after your first successful .mpp save. It never asks again, and Apple decides whether the prompt is shown at all. Nothing else in the app changed. To check the one thing that matters: open an .mpp from Microsoft Project, change one duration, save, and reopen the file in Project on Windows. Baselines, calendars and every field you did not touch are exactly as Project wrote them. The Founding licence is $400 once until 31 October, then $679. Pro is $20 a month or $199 a year with a 7-day free trial.

• The Founding licence is available: $400 once, until 31 October. • Pro now starts with a 7-day free trial, monthly or yearly. • Save and Undo refuse to overwrite a file that changed on disk since you opened it. • Adding a resource rate no longer fills in an overtime rate you didn't enter. • The decision log follows a project through renames and moves, and exports to CSV. • Renumbering WBS codes respects a project's custom code mask. • A one-time question asks whether to share anonymous usage counts. Nothing is shared unless you say yes, and file names and contents are never included.

• Undo no longer overwrites a file that changed on disk — useful if you keep projects in a shared folder. • Adding a resource rate no longer fills in an overtime rate you didn't enter. • The decision log now follows a project through renames and moves, and exports to CSV. • Renumbering WBS codes respects a project's custom code mask. • Schedule variance and SPI now appear on projects created in ProjectKiller, alongside a new variance-at-completion figure.