WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 5.2.3 A tidier Settings screen: the explanations now sit behind a small "What These Do" link, so the controls fit on screen. Agent Bridge has a new Who's Bridged list showing every assistant you can hand work to, Claude on your Mac and companions on other computers, and when each was last heard from. On a Mac, the bridge now names your Mac correctly instead of calling it an iPad. Fixes a crash when deleting a task made from an email, and makes "Continue with read-only access" easy to find after a trial ends.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 5.2 Project Manager via your LLM on your Windows PC, and one purchase for Mac, iPhone and iPad. CLAUDE ON YOUR WINDOWS PC The free WorkFlow Companion lets Claude on a Windows or Linux PC work in your tasks, comments, checklists, notes and projects, through your own iCloud. Your iPhone, iPad or Mac applies every change, with the same rules as the app. No Mac needed. Set it up from opticell-limited.com/companion. EVERY ASSISTANT BY NAME Give the PC's assistant a name, like Server. Assign a task to it or write @Server, and only that computer picks it up. Type @ in a comment to see who's available and where each one runs. MAC INCLUDES IPHONE AND IPAD WorkFlow for Mac now includes WorkFlow on iPhone and iPad. Open it once on your Mac, then tap Restore Purchase on your iPhone or iPad. As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

Your projects, six ways. PICK YOUR VIEW Projects is no longer just a list. Switch between List, Cards, a sortable Table, a Timeline, Health and a Status Board. Search, sort and filter work in all of them. PLANS AND A PORTFOLIO TIMELINE Give each project a status (Planning, Active, On Hold or Done) and a start and target date. The Timeline shows every project against today and zooms from weeks to quarters. SEE WHAT NEEDS YOU Health groups your projects into Overdue, At Risk, Idle and On Track, and says why for each one: a missed target, overdue tasks, or a project falling behind its plan. DRAG TO MOVE ON On the Status Board, drag a project to its next stage. As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WorkFlow 5.0 turns Documents into a proper document library. DOCUMENT PROFILES Every file gets its own document number and a profile: type, status (Draft, Final, Signed…), author and description. Everything sits in one library, whether a file is attached to a task or a note or filed straight into a project. VERSIONS Upload a new version and the old one is kept, with a note of what changed. Open any earlier version, or restore it with a tap. A WORKSPACE FOR EVERY PROJECT Each project has a document workspace with folders: Contracts, Correspondence, whatever suits. File documents straight into it, or move a task's attachments into its folders. SEARCH INSIDE YOUR FILES Search now finds the words inside PDFs, scanned pages, photos of documents and text files, so a quote turns up from a phrase in it. Documents appear in Spotlight too. FIND IT FAST Filter by project, type, status, author or date. Sort, switch to a grid, star favourites, see what you opened recently, and save the searches you use. EMAIL ATTACHMENTS COME ALONG When you share an email to WorkFlow, the files it carried are attached to the new task, labelled with who sent them. As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.9.4 A crash fix, and Claude can now write the email a task asks for. DELETING AN EMAILED TASK NO LONGER CRASHES Deleting a task that came from an email closed the app. The task was gone when you reopened it, but the app closed as well. Fixed: an emailed task now deletes like any other, with the usual few seconds to undo. REVIEW & SEND When a task asks Claude to email someone, Claude writes the email and attaches it to the task. Open the task and tap Review & Send: the email opens in your own Mail with everything filled in, and nothing is sent until you tap Send. Set it up in WorkFlow for Mac. As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.9.3 Housekeeping and small bug fixes As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.9.1 Small fixes behind the scenes. FOUR LANGUAGES, FINISHED Eight labels added late in 4.9 were still showing in English for French, German, Spanish and Japanese. They are translated. (Mail Capture fixes in this release are for WorkFlow on the Mac, where Mail extensions live.) As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.9 Files and photos on your notes, and four languages finished properly. PHOTOS AND FILES ON A NOTE A note could only ever hold a scanned page. Notepad → ⋯ now adds a photo from your library or any file — a PDF, a spreadsheet, a text file — with its name under the thumbnail and a paperclip on the note in the list. Tap one to open it, and when you turn the note into a task the files go with it. FULLY TRANSLATED, AT LAST French, German, Spanish and Japanese were only partly translated, so most of the app fell back to English. All four are now complete — every screen, every menu, every alert. Plurals and genders are handled per language rather than borrowed from English, so counts and labels read the way they should. CHOOSE YOUR LANGUAGE IN THE APP Settings → Language lists every language WorkFlow ships, each in its own name, plus System Default. It sets the same preference as iOS's own per-app language screen, so the two agree instead of fighting. Takes effect the next time you open the app. TELL US SOMETHING PRIVATELY Settings → About → Send Feedback opens a message to us with your version and device already filled in — no task names, no project names, nothing from your data. If there's something wrong, we would much rather hear it than read it. THE KEYBOARD GOES AWAY NOW Replying to a comment used to leave the keyboard up with no obvious way to dismiss it. Sending a reply now puts it away, and while you are typing there is a button in the compose row to close it without sending. As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.8 One notification a day instead of twenty, and a faster app underneath. YOUR DAY IN ONE NOTIFICATION Settings → Notifications → Daily Agenda. Pick a time and WorkFlow sends a single summary — "3 overdue · 2 due today" — with the oldest thing still waiting. Tap it and you land on the Reminders section. One digest rather than a separate alert per task, and nothing at all on a day with nothing overdue and nothing due. Off until you turn it on. QUICKER, EVERYWHERE A pass over how the app draws its lists. The task board used to filter and sort your whole library once for every column instead of once in total; every card re-read the same tags, projects and comment data over and over; and the tab bar recounted every conversation in the app each time anything on screen changed. All of it happens once now. Long lists scroll better and moving between views is quicker, most noticeably on iPad. THE BOARD LINES UP The last column on the board sat slightly off to one side, showing a sliver of the column before it. Every column now lines up the same way. As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.7 Keep the lines that mattered out of a long thread, and a Dashboard section that finally works like reminders. HIGHLIGHT WHAT MATTERS IN A COMMENT Long press a comment and choose Highlight, then tap the sentences worth keeping. They stay marked in the thread and collect in a Highlights panel at the top of the task — so a forty-comment conversation can be read back as the five lines that counted. The decision you had to scroll for is now the first thing you see. A PROPER REMINDERS SECTION The Dashboard's date list has been rebuilt. Each group carries its own colour, tap a row's circle to complete it there and then, and tap the bell to set the actual alert — which that screen never let you do before. New Scheduled group for everything carrying an alert, with the time it will go off. And Anytime is now No Date, meaning tasks with no due date rather than every task you own. MAKE THE CARDS YOURS A new Metadata Colour setting tints the quiet second line of every card — project, dates, assignee — by accent, by priority, or by project, so a mixed list reads at a glance. Five new borders join it: Priority Bar, Underline, Corner Marks, Double Rule and Gradient Edge. Overdue and due-today keep their red and blue whatever you choose: those are signals, not decoration. A CARD STYLE FOR WHAT HAS GONE STALE Age Focus leads with how long a task has been open rather than when it is due — green under a fortnight, orange under six weeks, red beyond. The fastest way to find what has been quietly sitting in a list since spring. SET UP AN AI ASSISTANT Projects → Start from a Template now opens on AI & Automation, with a project that walks the whole thing end to end: connecting the assistant, agreeing what it may and may not do, handing over a first task, and reviewing what it actually did. The assistant itself runs on your Mac. As always: one purchase, no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.6 Tasks that aren't deadlines, and a task that tells you how long it has been waiting. NOT EVERYTHING IS A DEADLINE A task can now have no due date at all. Turn Due Date off in the task, or tap Due… → No Due Date on its menu, and it stops counting as overdue, leaves the calendar, and sorts to the end of a date-ordered list. Checklists, reading lists, reference notes and someday ideas no longer turn red just for still being there. Switch a date back on and the one you had comes back. SEE WHEN A TASK WAS RAISED Every card now shows the day it was created and how long it has been open — "9 Sep · 4d" — and the task itself spells it out beside Task Details. It is the fastest way to spot what has been quietly sitting in a list for a month. Settings → Task Card Style turns the card stamp off if you'd rather not see it. THE OVERDUE COUNT TELLS THE TRUTH Minimized and archived tasks were still counted in the Overdue and Due Today badges, so the number could point at tasks that appear in no list — nothing to open, nothing to clear. They're now left out, which is what the Dashboard and My Day always did. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.5 Scan a document straight into a note, tables in the Notepad, and attachments you can finally save out. SCAN A DOCUMENT INTO A NOTE Notepad → ⋯ → Scan Document. Photograph a page and it lands on the note twice over: the page itself, and its text read into the note — so you can search it, edit it, and hand it to your assistant on the Mac. TABLES IN NOTES Notepad → ⋯ → Insert Table. Choose the columns and rows, name the headings, then fill it in. It stays plain text underneath, so it survives search and conversion intact. SAVE AN ATTACHMENT ANYWHERE Attachments finally have a Save action, in the ⋯ menu of every viewer and on the file's own menu. Pick a folder in Files and it saves there, under the name you gave it. Until now the only way out of WorkFlow was buried in the share sheet. WEB PAGES OPEN AS PAGES An .html attachment now renders as the page it is, instead of the blank sheet it used to show. View Source is in the ⋯ menu if you want the markup underneath. SHARE WORKS ON ATTACHMENTS AGAIN Share from an attachment's long-press menu did nothing at all. It now opens the share sheet properly — from the file's row, from the Documents list, and from inside every document viewer. BIG TEXT FILES NO LONGER COME UP EMPTY A very large .csv, .json or log used to open on a blank sheet. It now opens on as much as it can show, and tells you how much more there is. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.4.1 The Inbox, fixed where you told us it was broken. IT HOLDS STILL WHILE YOU READ IT Opening a conversation still marks it read, but the row now stays where it is until you close it. It no longer drops out of Unread and slides the list around while you are reading. A MENU ON EVERY CONVERSATION Long press a conversation for Mark Read, Reply, Open Task, Complete, a due date, Add to My Day, Copy Last Reply and Select. Swipe still works, and now follows your Swipe actions setting. REPLY WITHOUT LEAVING THE INBOX An open conversation has a reply box at the foot of it, mentions and all, so answering no longer means opening the whole task. SELECT WORKS HERE NOW Tap Select and pick several conversations, then use the bar at the bottom — including Mark Read and Mark Unread under More. Mark All Read can be undone from its toast, and older conversations have a Show More. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.4 A calmer Inbox, and your assistant on the Mac reachable from your pocket. THE INBOX WORKS LIKE AN INBOX Swipe a conversation to mark it read, swipe back to make it unread, or swipe the other way to open the task. Tap one and it opens in place — where the task stands, how much of its checklist is done, the last few replies — without leaving the Inbox. Mark All Read sits in the header. READ ON ONE DEVICE, READ ON ALL What you've read now follows you through iCloud, so reading a thread on your Mac clears its badge here. That's why some conversations used to look stuck as unread. ASK CLAUDE FROM YOUR PHONE Tap ⋯ → Ask Claude, type what you want done, send. It becomes a task the assistant on your Mac picks up, and the reply comes back as a notification here. Sharing an email or a link now has an "Ask Claude" switch too. SEE WHETHER THE MAC IS LISTENING Settings → Agent Bridge shows whether your Mac is listening and when it last reported in. Tasks you hand over wear a small label: Waiting for the Mac, Queued, or Claude is on it. SHARE AN EMAIL, GET A REAL TASK Share a message from Mail and the task is built from the email itself: the subject becomes the title; the note keeps who sent it, when, a preview, and a link that reopens the message — now a tappable Open in Mail button. TEXT AND MARKDOWN FILES OPEN Attachments like .md, .txt, .csv and .json now open in a proper reader instead of the blank preview they used to show. ASSISTANT ACTIVITY REPORT Settings → Agent Bridge → Export Assistant Activity gives you a document of everything the assistant did in the last seven days, task by task, with timestamps. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WHAT'S NEW IN THIS VERSION — 4.3.1 Two small fixes worth having. EVERY DOCUMENT OPENS Attachments that aren't a photo or a PDF — an HTML report, a text file, a spreadsheet export — used to show in the list and then refuse to open. They now open in a Quick Look preview, with rename and share in the same place as for PDFs. Documents added on a Mac open here too. INBOX CLEARS ITSELF Completing a task marks its conversation read, and a finished task no longer sits in the Inbox as unread. IF YOU ALSO USE WORKFLOW ON A MAC 4.3.1 on the Mac fixes scrolling and clicking under a trackpad, brings the re-tap trick to the sidebar, and puts the card menu on right-click. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WorkFlow 4.3 INBOX Every task with a conversation, newest reply first, unread on top, so when a reply arrives you know exactly where to look. Tasks with something new to read carry a badge on the board, and the Inbox tab counts them. Opening the thread is what clears it. Inbox starts in the ⋯ menu; Settings > Tab Bar promotes it, and it can be the view the app opens on. Also: a rare crash on launch fixed, and improvements for WorkFlow on the Mac. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WorkFlow 4.2.1 TELL US HOW IT'S GOING WorkFlow will now occasionally ask for a rating — only once things are going well, after a good run of finished tasks, and never more than a few times a year. If you'd rather do it in your own time, Settings > About > Rate WorkFlow opens the review sheet directly. Also: fixes and improvements for WorkFlow on the Mac. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WorkFlow 4.2 Small taps that save you a swipe, and a comment bug worth fixing. TAP THE TAB AGAIN Tapping the tab you're already on now does something. On Board it slides to the next column and round again — much easier than swiping across when your rows have swipe actions of their own. On every other tab it jumps straight back to the top. OPENS WHERE YOU WANT Settings > Tab Bar > Opens On chooses what greets you at launch: whichever view you had last, or a particular one every time. It also settles a quiet annoyance — the app always opened on the Board even if you'd hidden Board from your tab bar, leaving you on a screen with no tab lit. COMMENTS STOP GOING MISSING Commenting on the same task from two devices at once could quietly lose one of them. A task's comments travel as a single block, so whichever device saved last overwrote the other's — no error, no warning, just a comment that was never there. WorkFlow now merges both sides instead of letting one win, and puts back anything an earlier sync had dropped. TASKS FROM SIRI NOW SYNC A task added through Siri or a Shortcut was written in a way that never reached iCloud. It sat on that one device until you next opened the app, and until then your other devices knew nothing about it. Shortcuts now write through the same path as the app, so a task you dictate turns up everywhere straight away. IF YOU ALSO USE WORKFLOW ON A MAC The Mac version can now let an assistant you run yourself pick up work you leave for it. Assign a task to "Claude" from here, or jot a note, and the answer comes back in that task's own comments — with a notification on this device when it does. Settings > Agent Bridge turns those notifications off if you'd rather check in your own time. Nothing happens unless you switch it on over on the Mac. ALSO Project packs can now travel as .workflowpack files, so a set of projects can be sent by email or saved to Files instead of squeezed into a link. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

See what moved in a checklist, at a glance. SUBTASKS THAT SHOW THEIR AGE Every subtask added or changed in the last seven days now carries a coloured mark and a short caption saying what happened and when — green "Added 3 hr ago" for something new, orange "Due date · 5 min ago" for something you amended. Come back to a long checklist after a few days away and you can see where you left off without opening a thing. Tap the caption for the exact dates, and tap again to hide them. Settings > Subtasks turns the colours off if you'd rather keep the list plain. Subtasks you created before this update have no history to show, so they stay unmarked until the next time you change one. RECENTLY EDITED, ACTUALLY RECENT My Work's "Recently Edited by You" list could sit frozen on an old handful of tasks and never pick up anything new. It was only noticing edits made inside a shared project, so everything you changed in your own tasks went unrecorded. It now tracks every task you edit. ALSO Reordering a checklist now starts from the ≡ handle at the end of each row. As always: no subscriptions, no trackers, and your data stays in your iCloud.

WorkFlow 4.1 • Three new templates for students: Weekly Study Routine builds a repeatable seven-day week around your timetable, Exam Revision Sprint counts four weeks down to exam day with three revision passes and three past papers, and Essay or Research Paper runs from unpacking the question to submitting — with the draft finished before deadline week • The new Student Semester pack installs all three alongside Course Syllabus in a single tap • A friendlier first run: every empty screen now explains what it's for and offers the button that fills it, instead of showing a grey placeholder • A short checklist on My Day ticks itself off as you find your way around, and a few one-off pointers introduce the controls that are easy to miss — all of it optional, in Settings → Getting Started • Browse Templates now sits on the Projects screen itself, so the twenty ready-made projects are one tap away instead of three

WorkFlow 4.0.1 • The bar at the top of the screen is now yours to arrange: Settings → Header lets you choose which buttons appear, what order they sit in, and which side they're on — with Minimal, Balanced and Power presets to start from, and outline, filled or rounded icon sets • Priority now has its own section in the task editor, instead of sharing the Status heading • Better behaviour at larger text sizes: the buttons and counters along the top of the Board keep their shape instead of stretching, and task pills no longer split words across two lines • Overdue and due-today counters no longer split across two lines once you have a lot of tasks, and the board's view button keeps its full name • Fixes a problem where some task shortcuts kept working after a free trial had ended. Nothing changes if you've unlocked WorkFlow.

WorkFlow 4.0 — the Notepad: write it down now, decide what it is later. • New Notepad: a place to dump a job the moment you think of it — no due date, no project, no priority to fill in first • Convert any note into a task, or into a whole project, when you're ready • Write your note as a list and each line becomes a task (or a subtask) — ticked for you automatically • Anything you don't tick stays behind as the project's notes, so nothing gets lost • Notes keep their formatting, sync across your devices, and can be pinned and coloured • A gentle review: WorkFlow counts notes you haven't touched in a fortnight and offers to help you clear them — convert, keep, archive or delete. Set the timing in Settings, or switch it off • Notes turn up in search alongside your tasks • Bulleted lists now continue on their own — press Return for the next bullet, twice to finish the list. Everywhere you write notes • Long notes open at their full height instead of appearing cut off

What changed in this version Swipe a task, not the page. Swipe a card right to complete it or make it due today, left to snooze or delete it — on the Board, My Work and My Day. On by default; Settings → Layout turns it off. Dragging a card keeps to itself. The "Drop to create task" panel no longer appears while dragging a task between columns, and can't get stuck on screen. Settings copy for Swipe Actions rewritten to describe the new behaviour

WorkFlow 3.9 — fewer taps to get things done. • Change a task's priority or due date straight from the card — just tap the priority pill or the date • New in the task menu: Priority, and Pick a Date… to schedule anything for any date • Filters moved into the header — one tap instead of three, and it lights up whenever filters are hiding tasks • Board swipe actions are now on by default: swipe right to complete or set due today, left to snooze or delete • Quick Add's hint chips are buttons now — tap one to drop its syntax in and build a whole task in a single line • Tidier task menu: the everyday actions sit up top, the occasional ones tuck under More…

WorkFlow 3.8 — capture from anywhere, complete from anywhere. • Tap to complete tasks right on the medium widget — plus new Lock Screen widgets • Send to WorkFlow: share a link or text from any app and it becomes a task • Save any project as a reusable template with one long-press • Task dependencies: mark a task blocked until its blockers are done • Your tasks now appear in iPhone search (Spotlight) and open straight in the app • Deleted a project by mistake? You now get an Undo