New: a Daily Lineup widget for your home screen, in small and medium sizes. It shows how many tasks are left in today's lineup, how much time they need, and how much of your day is done. New: an optional number on the app icon showing how many notes are on your board. Turn it on in Settings, under App icon. Also: a 5-minute button among the estimate choices when you write a note.

Categories can now be any color. Open Categories, tap a category's color swatch, and choose "Any color" to pick from the full color picker. The twelve sticky-note colors are still there.

Katrina's Kanban Krumple is now Finishing the Hat. Same app, same notes, same jar; only the name has changed. There is also a new About & How to Use page in the menu that explains every feature.

The Daily Lineup header now shows two separate numbers: time finished today against your workday, and the time still left in the lineup. Finishing a task no longer makes the total go up.

On iPhone, each section of the list view now has a + button in its header. Tap it to write a note straight into that section. The jar now rests when nothing is moving, which reduces battery and processor use on every device.

On iPhone, the list view now shows task titles in a plain, easy-to-read font instead of the handwriting font. Notes on the board and in the Daily Lineup keep the handwriting look.

Fixed on iPhone: tapping the jar now opens it reliably. The jar panel lists every finished task in the jar, newest first, and each one has an Undo button that returns it to Tasks to Be Placed. The panel also links to the Daily Log, Jar History and Discarded notes, where discarded notes can be restored. The jar panel is also available from the menu in the top bar, under The Jar.

New: Snooze. Tap the zzz button on the top-left corner of any note to hide it until a later day. Pick One Day, One Week, a number of days, weeks or months, or a date on the calendar. Snoozed notes wait in a new Snoozed Tasks section at the bottom of Tasks to Be Placed, with the date they return. On that day each note goes back to where it was: the board, the Daily Lineup, or Tasks to Be Placed. New: Move a note to another space. Flip a note over and tap "Move to space" at the bottom of the back, or use the Space menu in the note editor. New on iPhone: move a note to another quadrant. Drag a note from the board or the Daily Lineup onto the four-square map in the top-right corner. The map grows, the square under your finger turns gold, and the note lands in that quadrant when you let go. The long-press menu on a board note also has a Move to section. Also: paste buttons beside the Title and Details fields, and on iPhone the note editor keeps the title visible when the keyboard opens.

Daily Lineup on iPhone: swiping the strip now scrolls it. Hold a sticker until it lifts to reorder it, move it back to the board, or drop it on the jar. Also new: a cloud button in the top bar shows iCloud sync status and lets you send pending changes.

Fixes list-view scrolling, which stopped working in 1.1.1. Hold-and-drag in the list now uses the system's own drag and drop: hold a row until it lifts, drag it, and a dashed slot shows where it will land. Scrolling, tapping, and dragging all coexist properly again.

Fixes a bug from 1.1 where holding a row in the list view lifted it, then froze mid-drag. Hold-and-drag now works the way it was meant to: lift a row and a dashed slot follows your finger to show exactly where it will land — in another region, the Daily Lineup, or a new spot in its own list.

A list view for iPhone. Tap the toggle in the top bar to see the whole wall as a compact list, grouped by the same four regions. Hold a row to lift it, then drop it on another region, into the Daily Lineup, or between its neighbors — a dashed slot shows exactly where it will land before you let go. Also in this version: • Double-tap a lineup note for its options; tap a flipped note to edit it • The Daily Lineup scrolls by the dotted slide rail beneath the notes • Smoother dragging throughout, and the corner buttons land reliably