New and improved.

Sign in with Apple or Google Two taps and you're in. No password to invent, no email to verify. Today, rebuilt The day is now one list in time order, and only the task you're actually on is large. Everything else stays quiet until its turn. Nine buttons became four. "Start — 10 minutes" instead of "are you done?" Starting is the hard part, so that's what the button asks for. Once ten minutes are in, it becomes "Mark it done". You never get asked whether you've finished something you haven't begun. Nudges you can act on from the lock screen Done, Later, or start a ten-minute sprint — without opening the app. Most days that's the whole interaction. Say when, or say anytime Every task gets a part of the day, and the app tells you what that means before you commit. Tasks with no set time now get one check-in a few hours later instead of silence. Stuck help that already knows the task No more explaining your day to get a suggestion. It knows what you're stuck on, how long it's been sitting, and how many times you've pushed it. Fixed - New tasks no longer appear underneath the keyboard - Finishing your day early no longer strands your remaining task slots - Completed tasks stay completed - Adding a task after wrapping up reopens the day properly

UI improvements.

Added milestone notifications that check in on Day 1, Day 3, and Day 30 — the moments ADHD brains most need support. Also improved onboarding to collect your email for win-back reminders.

Bug fixes and improvements

Bug fixes and performance improvements