Added support for iPhone Duo. Flash Log uses the whole screen whether Duo is closed or open, and on the wide open screen the day list and Inbox can sit side by side. A richer daily reflection. This one came from a review asking to look back on the day in the order things happened. - Your sessions line up in execution order with their times and actual durations. Fix a record, or add something you did that wasn't planned. - Send unfinished things to another day, the Inbox, or a smaller next step, or let them go this time. - Review the next estimate or register a thing as recurring, right there. - Reflection in the menu now starts with the day you're viewing, so past days are one tap away. Also - In the running full-screen view, edit the name and note without stopping the timer, and turn the "estimate reached" notification on or off. - Deleting every session record of a paused to-do now returns it to not started.

Start a to-do with one tap using the new option to keep Start buttons visible in the day list. It is off by default and can be turned on in Settings. On macOS or on iPad with a mouse or trackpad, the button appears only when you hover over a to-do. - Added support for iPhone Duo. The day list and Inbox can sit side by side when the screen is wide enough. - Moved “Add recurring items to the top” from Settings to the Recurrence screen. - With a hardware keyboard, press Command-Return while editing a note to save it and close the to-do editor. - Fixed text loss during Japanese conversion with a hardware keyboard, along with other editing and display issues.

Improved performance during continued use. - Reduced unnecessary work in display updates, saving, and history loading. - Fixed scrolling to the newly added to-do. - Jelly time badges now react to shaking, fast scrolling, and edge rebounds, with wider, rounder shapes and more slime-like motion.

Fixed reminder issues. Thank you for reporting them in your reviews! - Fixed a crash when tapping a reminder banner. - A to-do without a start time couldn't send a reminder, even with the reminder turned on. The bell now shows a slash until the to-do has a start time, and you can use the time shown in the list or calendar as the start time in one tap. - Reminders are now re-checked each time you open the app, so they work right after you allow notifications in Settings — no reinstall needed.

Added support for iOS 27 / macOS 27. - The screen now stays on while a running to-do is shown in full screen. You can turn this off in Settings (iPhone and iPad). - In preparation for iPhone Duo, improved how the inbox adapts when the window size changes. - Added a setting to log a to-do's estimate as its actual time when you complete it with no actual time recorded. Enable it in Settings → Actual. - Made screen transitions and timer updates smoother. - Refined the app icon's appearance and brought the same design to Apple Watch. - Fixed issues with the running display on the Lock Screen, the inbox, notifications, and calendar view. - Updated the Mac window's default size. It now remembers the size you choose.

You can now register a to-do as a repeat right from its editor. A group's time is now called a "time slot" with a "length," and it shows as soon as you set it. ■ Register a repeat, right where you are - The edit screen's menu now has "Register as recurring." - A sheet opens right after, so you can adjust the note, the estimate, and the start time on the spot (only the repeat is affected — the original to-do stays as it is). - You can register the same to-do as many times as you like. ■ New words for a group's time - What used to be a "container" and its "capacity" is now a "time slot" and its "length." The total inside is "the to-dos' total." - A time slot shows up as soon as you set one — even when the group is still empty, on the repeats screen, and on a tentative repeat in the day view. Until now it stayed hidden until something was inside. ■ Quieter when the screen is dim - With Always-On, or when you lower your wrist, the running to-do shows just its name and time — no buttons. It returns to normal as soon as the screen lights up. - The estimated time now stays visible while dimmed. - On Apple Watch, the running to-do moved to the top of the list. ■ Start times on the Lock Screen - When your next to-do has a start time, the "Next" widget shows that time instead. Which times appear follows the same rules as the day view. ■ No more duplicate groups with the same name on one day - Putting a repeating group on your schedule, or carrying yesterday's leftovers over, now adds to the group of the same name if one is already there. - When you move a to-do by changing its date, you can choose "Merge into one group." ■ iPad & Mac - Drag the edge of the docked inbox to set its width. A vertical grabber on the edge shows that it can be grabbed. - The default Mac window is now slim. Resize it and it opens at that size from then on. ■ Also - The selection action bar is now ordered date, group, duplicate, delete. - The last page of the welcome leads with "Get Started," and sample data is a quieter button below it — nothing is added unless you choose it. ■ Fixed - The press-and-hold menu could vanish the moment you lifted your finger, which is why multiple selection sometimes seemed unavailable. - Missing translations have been filled in.

The inbox can now sit at your side (iPad & Mac), and repeats are now both more powerful and simpler. ■ Inbox at your side (iPad & Mac) - On wide screens, keep the inbox as a sidebar on the left (turn on "Keep the inbox beside the list" in Settings). - Show or hide it any time with the inbox button in the toolbar. Drag and drop to and from your day, just like before. - Narrow the window and the familiar bottom tray comes back on its own. ■ One drag-and-drop feel everywhere - The pick-up, carry, and drop feel I refined in the day view now applies to the inbox, repeats, and calendar view too. - In calendar view, dragging a block shows its start–end time right under your finger. - All of it respects Reduce Motion. ■ Repeats: much stronger, still simple - "Every 3 days," "every other week," "the 2nd Tuesday," "the last day of the month," "yearly" — just pick them. - Several weekdays, end after a number of times, a start date. One to-do can even combine conditions (every Monday plus the 1st, say). - The editor always shows "Next"; tap it to see the upcoming dates on a month calendar. - If you never touch any of this, repeats stay exactly as simple as before — the deeper options only appear when you reach for them. - This one came straight from your reviews. Thank you. ■ A small adjustment to the app icon. ■ Small things, polished - The edit screen changes dates with one tap, "Details" is now "Record," and tapping the note icon starts writing right away. - Editing an inbox row no longer dims the whole panel. - Complete a whole group with a swipe on its header. - The inbox count is now a plain gray number. ■ Also - Press and hold a to-do without moving, and a menu opens with "Start Selecting." - The welcome went from 7 pages to 4 — features now introduce themselves the first time you meet them. - Hardware-keyboard ⌘ shortcuts on iPad, readable widths on big screens, a slimmer default window on Mac, and Esc to cancel a drag. - "Language" in Settings (also from a review). Devices set to neither Japanese nor English now see English. - Sync status now shows whether the last successful sync sent or received. ■ Fixed - Opening the app right after completing from the Live Activity could wrongly show "iCloud sync failed." - Moved or carried-over to-dos no longer keep a repeat mark, and sending a repeating group back to the inbox no longer allows double import. - Untitled to-dos now read "To-do" everywhere, and missing English strings were filled in.

The Apple Watch app has been substantially rebuilt, tapping a to-do flows straight into its editor, and widgets are now yours to configure. ■ A much richer Apple Watch app - The running screen now feels like the system Timer app, with remaining time as a circular ring. - Changing an estimate has its own screen, and the calendar is a week strip anchored on today. - Offline, your taps apply right away; anything not yet delivered to your iPhone is marked "unsent." - Pull the list down to refresh, and start or complete a to-do straight from a notification. ■ A smooth move between a to-do and its editor - The row you tap expands into the edit card. - It moves together with the keyboard, and pulling the grabber down closes it. ■ Widgets, your way - "Today's to-dos" now lets you set the row limit and whether to show completed items, the date, start times, and badges. - When something is running, it switches to a card showing that one to-do large. - New on the Lock Screen: "Today's progress" and "Starting in." From Control Center: "Start next to-do." - A new widget guide in Settings lists every widget by where it goes. ■ Reflection - A new card shows the median gap between your estimates and actuals, plus the three to-dos that most often run long. - Choose when the app invites you to reflect, or have it always available. - "Close the day," "Close today," and "Review" are now all called Reflection. ■ Also new - Yesterday's leftovers are now a quiet "carry over to today" card; carrying a group over brings its time container along. - Press and hold the app icon for Add, Today's focus, What fits in N minutes, and Search. - "Save to Files" when exporting. - Time badges can now wobble softly (turn it off in Settings). - Reorder, move, and work the tray using VoiceOver alone, plus full Reduce Motion support. - Press-and-hold drags and other hidden gestures are explained in a permanent guide and with in-place tips. ■ Fixed - In time zones such as the Americas, a newly added to-do could fail to appear on that day's list. - A crash while syncing with Apple Watch. - The screen becoming unresponsive after a completion toast. - UI strings that stayed in Japanese. ■ Changed - End-time notifications now fire only for to-dos you actually started. - The reminder bell was removed from the list to keep it clean (you can still see it in the edit screen). - A Live Activity now holds only the thing you're currently on — finishing one never nudges you into the next. - The compact Dynamic Island now shows the Flash Log bolt.

This big update centers on the new Apple Watch app, "Today's focus," and adding by voice — so you can move things forward right at hand, without opening your iPhone. • Apple Watch app (new): a standalone Apple Watch app. See today's to-dos on your wrist and start, pause, or complete them, plus a name-only quick add. Your running to-do shows on watch face complications (circular, corner, inline, rectangular) with the remaining time, and you can turn the Digital Crown to set an estimate (when your iPhone is nearby). • Today's focus: on a busy day, narrow things down to just the to-dos you chose as "today's focus." Toggle it from the icon at the top-right of the day view; each morning it quietly asks once if you'd like to pick them. Your picks can also appear in dedicated widgets as "Today's N" (set the count to 1–7, or turn it off). • Add by voice: press and hold the "+" button and speak — what you say becomes a to-do ("Buy milk 15 min" → title plus a 15-minute estimate). All speech is processed on-device and never leaves your phone. A two-second capture for whatever just crossed your mind. • Day note: write a short one-line note for the day, right in the date header. • Export & import your data: export and import all your data (to-dos, groups, dividers, execution logs, recurrences, notes, and more) as JSON — handy for backups or moving to another device. • Time framing (TaskChute / timeboxing): give a divider a "time" and a group a "time container." Anchored to the divider's time, the app faintly shows expected times for to-dos without a start time (nothing appears unless you set it up). For fans of these methods. • Reflection: give a completed to-do a star (self-rating) and a short note. Review a daily summary from "Close today," or see trends over any period from "Reflect." • Timeline & widget upgrades: the calendar view gathers all-day events into a band up top, and you can pinch to zoom the time axis. New widgets include a Lock Screen "remaining-time ring," a "Today's focus," a "Next to-do," and an "In focus now" for StandBy. • A redesigned day view, a unified color scheme, and lots of refinements & fixes: start times are larger and rows roomier; colors are unified to "planned & estimate = gray / actual = blue"; drag-and-drop feel and Apple Watch sync are smoother.

This update centers on searching your to-dos, a big expansion of recurrence, Apple Watch control, and running several to-dos at once. • Redesigned recurrence screen: it now looks and works like the day view — reorder, drag & drop, create right from the "+" button, and use "Select" to add several to your plans or delete them in bulk. The action is now consistently called "Add to plans." • Groups and dividers can recur too: recurrence is no longer limited to to-dos — set a frequency on a group (with all its to-dos) or a divider. A group's children can "Match the group" (inherit) or get their own frequency (override), and you can give any recurrence an end date. • Run several to-dos at once: starting a new to-do no longer stops the ones already running, so you can track several at the same time, with an "N running" switcher in the mini-player. • Control from Apple Watch: your running to-do appears in the Apple Watch Smart Stack, where you can Complete or Pause it. Ask Siri to "check elapsed time" to hear the elapsed and estimated time. • Search across every day: find to-dos by title or notes, including completed and cancelled ones. You can also search by voice with Siri ("Search Flash Log for design") or straight from iPhone Spotlight. • Drag a to-do to the Inbox: press-and-drag a to-do in the day list onto the Inbox at the bottom-left to send it back. The Inbox now supports groups too. • Smaller refinements and fixes: smoother dragging, drop zones at the very top and bottom of the list, and more.

This update focuses on lighter, friendlier wording, simpler user experience and a big expansion of Siri shortcuts. • Wording is now "to-do": "task" was changed to "to-do" throughout the app — buttons, menus, notifications, widgets, and Siri — to make getting started feel lighter. • "Due date" is now "Do Date": the day you plan to do a to-do (not a deadline). The edit-screen icons and the Duplicate glyph were tidied up to match. • Clear the do date from the editor: open the Do Date picker and tap "Clear date and move to Inbox" to send a to-do back to the Inbox on the spot. • Empty-state hint in calendar: when no to-dos have a start time, the timeline now shows a "No timed to-dos" hint so it's clear why it looks empty. • Simpler show/hide for closed items: the "Hide completed & canceled items" setting toggle was removed; you now toggle it only with the bar at the top of the day list. • Smaller refinements: more readable calendar hour grid and local events, outlined estimates for unconfirmed recurring placeholders, row swipe actions disabled while editing, and a Mac menu shortcut (⌘⌥L) to switch view modes. • More Siri shortcuts: on top of "add a to-do" and "check today," you can now say "Complete / Pause the running to-do" and "Start the next to-do." Complete and Pause run without opening the app and speak the result, and both "to-do" and "task" wording are recognized. • Bug fixes: fixed Japanese Siri not recognizing the app name, invocation phrases showing in Japanese for English users, and the delete message overlapping the add button.

This update focuses on a refined editing experience, better organizing, and large-data performance. • Spotlight while editing: the rest of the screen gently dims so you can focus on the task you're editing. You can still scroll the background, and tapping outside finishes editing. • Place groups anywhere: group headers are no longer pinned to the top — drag them in the same column as tasks, and mark a whole group complete. • Reworked day header: scrolling slides the date and week strip under the top glass buttons and dissolves them into the background color. • Streamlined Settings: "Trash" moved to the top with an item-count badge, and "Data" and "About" are now tidy submenus. • iCloud sync status: see whether sync is in progress, up to date, or hit a problem, with a heads-up that the first sync can take a while with lots of data. • Smooth with large data: switching days, adding tasks, and launching stay snappy even with hundreds of thousands of tasks and records. • Smaller refinements: cleaned up the time display with left-aligned start times, tidied the recurring menu, and reviewed the English wording. • Bug fixes: fixed the calendar sliding the wrong way when you changed direction, a time-zone issue where a newly added task could miss the day, and more.

The Inbox is now a bottom tray — open it while keeping the day in view, drag tasks onto the day, and select several at once. • Inbox bottom tray (drag to schedule, reorder, multi-select) • Separate start and end reminders • Drag the "+" button to drop a task exactly where you want it • Quick-add widget (Home Screen, Lock Screen, Controls) • Estimated and actual totals on the widget • Recurring tasks reworked as "tentative" placeholders (tap to add for the day) • Carry over yesterday's unfinished tasks • Option to start the week on Monday Plus many refinements and bug fixes.