Tarkezz is free now, and Wakey goes wherever you want. • The app is free for everyone. Pro unlocks the rest with one payment, no subscription. If you bought the app before, Pro is yours automatically. • Wakey anywhere: drag him into a corner (he becomes a quarter disc) or anywhere on any screen; he remembers. • The end of a stretch: when the cup is ready the notch opens by itself: break, 5 more minutes, or done. Two minutes before, a little steam. • Focus sounds: rain, hush, a stove or a clock tick, right from the notch. • Distraction blocking: the apps that pull you away disappear during a stretch. No lock, no blame. • ⌘⇧Space starts and pauses from any app. Paste a list and it becomes tasks. • "Other" in a task is a smart duration field, and the task sheet is as tall as the window. • "Why Tarkezz?" in Settings: why it exists and what it stands on. • Lashes and pink eyes for everyone. Thank you to everyone who tried it and wrote in.

A small, important update. • Much lighter on your Mac: a tiny dot in the sidebar kept pulsing nonstop for as long as a focus session existed, even paused, and ate CPU. It's still now, and your fan and battery can rest. • The coffee steam in the notch settles after a few breaths instead of going on forever. If Tarkezz felt heavy before, this one is for you. Thanks to the person who told us.

A small update, made from your notes. • Day start catches up even after days away, and asks about what's still open: today, later, or "Did it" if you finished it outside the app. • "When?": pick a time from a list (morning, noon, afternoon, night) or type it. And "1" means 1 PM, not the middle of the night. • Share your focus, new look: a transparent image that sits on your own photo, with the number in an orange outline. • Hover Wakey in the notch to see the task you're on. • A lighter task sheet: "Remove it" and "Duplicate" are always in view. • Wakey's coffee stays coffee, cup after cup. • When a newer version is out, one quiet line takes you to the App Store.

Wakey makes coffee now. • Wakey's coffee: while you focus, Wakey brews a cup in the notch, and when your stretch is up (20 / 25 / 30 minutes) he offers a break. Pause? Nothing spills. Away from the Mac? Nothing drips. • Day start: 30 seconds every morning — your energy, yesterday's leftovers with no blame, and today's focus at your size. On Sundays, a look back at your week. • Today's schedule inside the Week: tap your day and it opens into focus stretches and breaks, with prayer times if you turn them on. • Wakey moves: drag him left or right along the top edge, and he remembers where. • A calendar that never spams: we read your events to plan around them, and write your tasks only when you ask — no alerts, no duplicates. • A calmer Home: one task, three quiet numbers, and your day on a sun arc. Board, Reports and Settings on the new design. • Task sheet: "No time" is a clear choice, energy in plain view, the rest under "More…". • Fixes for the timer, the coffee and Focus Watch. Thank you to everyone who tested and wrote in.

Wakey is awake now. • Focus Watch (optional): step away and the timer pauses itself, so empty minutes never count as work. Come back and it picks up where you left off. It reads system idle time only — nothing is recorded, nothing is stored, and it never sees what you type. • The companion is now called Wakey, with new expressions: grumpy when you have been away, suspicious just before. • Eye style: calm or alert, your pick in Settings. • Backup: export everything to one file and bring it back whenever you want. Importing only adds — it never deletes. • Sidebar lists now sit together in their own tray, easier to scan. • A steadier timer when switching tasks quickly, correct report hours across daylight-saving changes, long calendar events now show up properly, and Wakey no longer blocks clicks around the notch after you reopen it. Thank you to everyone who tested and wrote in.