What's New

A new mark and wordmark. The leaf logo and the "timedat" wordmark have been redrawn from scratch, softer and easier to recognise.

Tuned typography across the app. Every screen got a fresh pass on hierarchy, weight, and size. Quieter labels, clearer row content, headers that breathe. On Windows and Android, the app now uses a calibrated fallback that matches the look Mac and iOS already had.

Log sessions against a space or project, not just a task. Pick a scope from the row above the task picker and finalize. The session shows up in Reports under "(No project)" inside its space, ready to switch to a real task whenever you decide.

Subtasks now split into Active and Done. Open any task with subtasks and active items sit above the line, completed ones in a quiet section below. Uncheck and they jump back to the bottom of the active list, where you'd reach for them next.

Show more on the kanban Done column. Older completed cards stay tucked away until you ask for them, matching the way Done works on your task list.

A combined overlap map on parallel rows. Expand a session that ran two tasks in parallel and you'll see a single timeline showing where the work overlapped.

Parallel-task time matches what you'll be billed for in real time. While a session is running, the parallel-task pill counts the same focus-only seconds the finalize screen would record. No more "live looks bigger than finalize" surprise.

Edit a parallel track's time mid-session. Drag a slider on a running session and hit Save. The new split sticks, and the clock keeps ticking on your main task.

Untagged hours surface per space on the dashboard. Every space gets a quiet "(No project)" tile showing the time you logged without picking a project. Click through to open the space's task list and assign the work.

Edit a task's description without leaving the modal. The description editor on a task syncs as you type, with the keyboard shortcuts where you'd expect them.

Add a task from any empty kanban column. Every empty lane, including ones hidden by your filters, now offers a New task button anchored under the right column.

Warn before demoting a saved session to scope-only. If you strip the task off a session you've already logged, you'll see a confirmation first. The time stays parked on the space or project you picked.

The dashboard's per-project bars exclude any time you logged without picking a project, so the bars and the Reports view always agree. To see those untagged hours, open Reports under "(No project)".

Sessions you edited no longer drop their parallel tracks when you change scope.

Finishing a session that wasn't tied to a task no longer throws when you stop the timer.

Adding a task from a kanban lane that's never held one now opens the project picker under the right column.

Type how you'd say it — every date, time, and duration field reads natural shorthand. Type "fri", "nw mon", "3pm", "1h 30m", or "90" in a due date, a session time, or a duration field and it lands the way you'd expect. See tooltip

One editor for any session — logging a past session and wrapping up a live timer now use the same screen — same layout, same sliders, same shortcuts. Whichever way the session started, you finish it the same way. Edit, replace, or remove any task on a saved session right from the same place.

Notes on the day list — the note you wrote against a session shows up right in your day view, two lines by default with a click to read the rest.

Parallel tracks, easier to read — when a session covered more than one task, the extras collapse into an expandable row so your session list stays scannable. Click to expand; subtask checklists are tucked inside, ready when you need them.

Tabs that hold their settings — each tab on Tasks remembers its own group-by, search, and project filters. Right-click a tab to rename, pin, or close it, and share a tab's URL to jump straight back to that view.

Bulk delete preserves your hours — picking several tasks to delete now refuses anything you've tracked time against, and offers to archive them instead. You can click through to see exactly what it set aside.

Your Tasks page now groups your work naturally by space and project, sorted into To do, In progress, and Done sections. The Done section ends with a Show more, so old work stays a click away instead of scrolling past.

The Tasks page reads more calmly — quieter rows, calmer details, more readable tracked-time totals.

Each project has a monogram — a single letter you can change per project — so it's easy to recognise across your task list at a glance.

Project filters live in their space's header now, right where you'd reach for them. Click one to isolate it; ⌘-click to add another. The list and the New task button follow along.

Each task row picks up a thin stripe in its project's colour, and hovering a project filter dims everything except the rows it owns.

When a task has both a date and a time, your due-date column stacks them on two lines instead of squashing them together.

The session task picker keeps your recent and up-next tasks at the top, and its search follows the space and project filters you have set.

Mark a task done from inside the session editor and its track locks in place — the other sliders won't quietly rebalance the time you already accounted for.

The session editor's date picker spans a date range, and two quick buttons — Reset to recorded and Update End to now — let you correct a drifted live timer in one click.

Session sliders move in one-second steps under an hour, and the time readout shows seconds — a forty-second session no longer reads as 0:00.

Sessions you logged after the fact show parallel tasks the same way live sessions do — in your day list, in the editor, everywhere.

On phone, tap any completed session row to open it for editing — no need to aim at the pencil.

Spaces, Tasks, and your dashboard load faster, especially when there's a lot to show.

Quick Switch hides done tasks you finished more than a week ago, matching what your Tasks page shows.

Sessions you edited no longer double-count parallel tracks against their tasks.

Your active session card now reflects every parallel task you've added, not just the primary one.

Subtask checklists are back inside the session editor's track rows.

The session editor stays on the right task when you change selection mid-edit — no more flicker.

Cancel is back on the left of the session editor, and Add task sits in the filter row where you'd expect.

Adding a task while a single project filter is active now drops the new task into that project automatically.

The checkmark on Done tasks and the Show all link no longer overlap.

Hovering a row in your session list no longer washes out the shading on related rows.

Spaces, at a glance — Spaces now shows the overall status and what's in flight for each one: projects, the last 48 hours of activity, what's coming up next week, and any notifications — so you can see what needs attention at a glance.

Tasks — a single page for every open task, grouped by due date or when you created or last touched them. Flip any tab to kanban, select a few rows to change status together, and search inline.

Tabs that follow you — pin a space or project on Spaces and it's right there when you switch to Tasks (and vice versa). Same tab, same filters, no re-pinning.

Live presence — when a teammate starts tracking, their avatar lights up on your space's activity feed with a quiet "live" pill, so you can see who's working right now without asking.

Smarter session wrap-up — split your time across parallel tracks with sliders that respect your real active minutes, lock any row you don't want rebalanced, and edit start, end, and break to the second. Tiny gaps fold back into your main task instead of getting orphaned.

Multi-select on tasks — pick a few rows on Tasks and change status, archive, or clear them together

Scheduled and recurring tasks have their own sections on the Tasks page, and a sticky jump strip lets you hop straight to Today, Tomorrow, Scheduled, or Recurring — click a due date to edit it without opening the task

Each project shows how many tasks are open and how much you've tracked against it this week — and you can rename or recolor it inline by hovering

Search on Tasks shows a matching snippet on each row, with an optional toggle to also search descriptions

The Tasks tag filter dedupes by name across spaces, so a tag named "Bug" used in two spaces collapses into a single chip

Spaces opens noticeably faster, especially when you have a lot going on

The Archived filter on Tasks now shows archived tasks when you toggle it on

Cancelling the description editor on a task no longer saves a half-edit by accident

The "see more" link on a space's activity feed now opens yesterday's sessions, filtered to that space

Relative due dates stay correct around midnight and daylight-saving transitions

If you switched away from a task mid-session, its row no longer shows a Start button you can't click

Icon-only controls (search toggle, status filters) now read correctly to screen readers

Sub-task order stays stable as you check items off, even on tasks where some are already done

Done tasks stay visible (with a strikethrough) in the date-grouped Tasks list instead of disappearing

Reports — filter your sessions by space, project, task, member, tag, or date range. Group by any dimension, watch totals update live, and save the filter presets you reach for most.

Export — download any report as PDF, CSV, Markdown, or JSON. Your filters and grouping carry through, so the file matches the screen.

@mentions in task descriptions — type @ to reference a teammate. Their name renders inline with a hover card showing their role.

Task detail v2 — two-column layout puts metadata (assignee, tags, estimate, due date) in a sidebar and your description front and center. Sub-tasks now support inline drag-and-drop reordering.

Landing page redesigned — new cards for team collaboration, weekly trends, and keyboard shortcuts in a cleaner grid

Done tasks sort by completion date so your most recent work floats to the top

Starting a session auto-focuses the task picker so you can type immediately

Live totals and day boundaries no longer drift around daylight saving changes — times stay accurate across every timezone edge case

Reports can now show break time alongside tracked hours — toggle it on to see how much of a range you were actually away, and save the view with your preset

Creating a task now feels continuous with editing one — assign teammates, drop in reference links, and set per-sub-task assignees all before you save

Quick Start keeps your recent list focused on open work — done tasks only surface when you search for them by name

Tag grouping counts each session once, even when a task carries multiple matching tags

Task modal saves your changes without accidentally marking the task done

Your edits are safe when you close the task modal by clicking outside — no more lost typing on a stray click

Sub-task order stays stable when you toggle completion

Popover menus stay inside the viewport on short screens

Inline validation catches unparseable due dates before you submit

Export in Reports stays put in the corner, and its menu no longer clips on narrow toolbars

Tag filter on kanban — filter your board by tag so only the cards you care about are showing

Inline subtask editing — rename subtasks with a double-click, right in the detail view

Your weekly chart, session groupings, and day boundaries now follow your local clock — even when daylight saving shifts the hour

Everything loads a touch faster, especially boards with lots of tags

Task details auto-save as you type — no save button required

Kanban cards now show the title, date badge, and description consistently regardless of card state

Weekly totals and date groupings no longer shift by a day around daylight saving changes

Shortcut hints on the dashboard are easier to read

T and L shortcuts — press T to open the current task's details, or L to log a past session, without leaving the keyboard. A collapsible cheat sheet on the dashboard shows the most common shortcuts.

Kanban cards now show descriptions, tracked time, subtask progress, and due dates — more context without opening the detail view

When you finish a session, you can mark its tasks as done right there — one fewer thing to circle back to

Drag a task to Scheduled and it expands to make room, then asks for a date — no more accidentally scheduling without one

Shared links now show a fresher preview image on social media and messaging apps

The session allocation popover stays put when you move your cursor toward it — no more flickering

Multi-member spaces — invite people to your spaces by email, assign tasks, and see who tracked what. Your team works in the same place you already do.

Log a session after the fact — forgot to start the timer? Add the hours manually, pick the tasks, and move on. No more lost time.

Dashboard layout redesigned — your active work, upcoming tasks, and projects each get their own card. Hover any completed session to see how time was split.

What's Next card redesigned with project grouping and calmer, sentence-case section headers

Tags now visible on every kanban card stage — scheduled, active, and paused

Finishing a session with parallel tasks is calmer — a flat list of cards with sliders instead of the old nested layout

Click a bar chart day to smooth-scroll to that day's session section

Week navigation is faster — a calendar popover with quick-jump buttons replaces the old date picker

Shared links now show rich previews on social media and messaging apps

Sessions spanning a week boundary now count toward both weeks in space totals

Dashboard cards and session details fit properly on smaller screens

Three pomodoro presets — Standard, Deep Work, and Endurance — so you can pick a focus rhythm instead of fiddling with minutes

Focus dots that fill in as you complete each set, giving you a quiet sense of progress right in the clock

A stats bar during active sessions showing how your time is split across tasks, with color-coded indicators

Zen toggle in the clock widget — one tap to hide all the numbers and just work

Sessions on the history page now show most recent first, so today's work is always at the top

Overnight sessions split cleanly at midnight in your weekly chart — no more lopsided bars

Charts handle daylight saving transitions correctly instead of shifting bars by a day

Parallel tasks default to primary-first allocation, so your main work gets credit and you adjust from there

Everything loads a bit faster, especially if you have a lot of sessions

Break timer no longer freezes mid-countdown when a session is paused

Pomodoro chimes now play reliably when a focus or break phase ends

Switching between presets updates the duration pickers instantly instead of lagging behind

Accidental taps shorter than five seconds are quietly ignored instead of creating tiny sessions

The weekly chart no longer counts break time toward your totals by default

A full settings page where you choose your accent palette, clock mode, pomodoro durations, weekly hour target, week start day, and time format — all saved to your profile

Pomodoro chimes that play when focus and break phases end, with twelve distinct presets you can preview and a mute toggle right in the timer

Keyboard shortcuts for everything you do most — start and stop timers, switch tasks, navigate pages, toggle zen mode, and open help, all without reaching for the mouse

The trends card now lets you toggle between 7-day and 14-day views, with stacked bars showing how your time breaks down by project

A landing page that shows what timedat feels like before you sign in, with interactive demos of the session bar, timer, kanban board, and more

A What's New page so you always know what shipped in the latest release

Your week start day preference now flows through every chart, tooltip, and summary — set it once and the whole app follows

12-hour and 24-hour time format now carries through session displays, overlap warnings, and the finalize screen

Trends tooltips show full day names, goal pace, and remaining time in a clean, readable grid

The landing page reads sharper, with bolder type hierarchy and tighter color accents

Promoting a parallel track now works reliably

Parallel tracks that were never promoted no longer lose their allocated time

Trends tooltips no longer overflow on narrow screens or misalign rows without values

The stacked bar chart goal line no longer overlaps the bars it's meant to sit above

Idle timer clock mode now picks up your default preference instead of always starting on count-up

Pause indicator color is now distinct from the charcoal accent palette

Pomodoro and countdown chimes now fire reliably when the timer crosses zero

Break time is no longer counted toward trends totals, daily averages, or weekly goal progress

Version display in the app now reflects the actual build version

Rich text in task descriptions — mentions, task references, images, code blocks, and link previews, all displayed beautifully

Redesigned task detail view with every field editable in place and collapsible sections that keep things tidy

Overhauled sessions page with weekly mini charts, overlap warnings, and parallel track indicators at a glance

Quick start dropdown and task switcher now available right from the session bar

Collapsible code blocks with language labels and a fullscreen editor for longer notes

Session history now shows every day of the week without extra scrolling

Task assignment is lighter — a quick dropdown instead of a separate screen

Descriptions preview with a gentle fade, expanding to full when you need it

Quick start dropdown no longer gets clipped behind the idle timer card

The parallel tracks option now grays out when no task is assigned, so you won't tap it by mistake

Links in task descriptions are now safely checked before they appear

Update notifications now appear for every release, not just major version changes

Redesigned session editing with a cleaner, more intuitive layout that makes adjusting your tracked time feel natural

Parallel tracks now show inline segments, so you can see exactly how your time was split at a glance

Subtask progress is always visible in the session bar, keeping you oriented without extra clicks

Colors are now more consistent across every screen

Faster analytics that load quietly in the background without slowing down your workflow

Smoother numbers and better screen reader support throughout the app

The "unsaved changes" warning no longer appears when nothing has actually changed

Adding a new track now places it exactly where you'd expect

Scheduled tasks now save correctly every time

Click the session clock to open a floating timer popup with full pomodoro controls, right where you need them

Pomodoro now counts up in overtime, so you can see exactly how long you've been in the zone past your target

Dynamic duration presets let you shift your focus and break lengths up or down with a single click

The idle timer got a fresh redesign that feels calmer and more inviting when you're between sessions

Switching between focus and break feels instant

Rest presets now default to a sensible middle position with a 3-minute minimum

Pressing Escape reliably closes the timer popup from anywhere on the page

Tag your tasks to organize work your way — filter by what matters most

The "What's Next" section is now a full table with quick actions, so you can jump into work without leaving the dashboard

Subtask progress is always visible, giving you a quick pulse on where things stand

Dashboard grid is tighter and better aligned, so everything feels more intentional

Due dates now use color-coded badges that make overdue items pop and upcoming ones gently nudge

Project stats are richer and easier to scan at a glance

Text across the app is resized and rebalanced for easier reading

Header alignment between "Today's Sessions" and "What's Next" no longer drifts on different screen sizes

Tag picker when creating a task no longer gets clipped behind other elements

A complete Kanban board for managing tasks across spaces, with cards tailored to each stage of your workflow

The session bar now lives at the top of every page, keeping your active timer always within reach

Interactive pomodoro timer that guides you from idle to deep focus to a well-earned break

Version notifications let you know when something new has shipped, right inside the app

Dashboard layout refined for a cleaner, more purposeful feel

Icons refreshed to a crisper, lighter set that feels more at home in the app

Session finalization screen redesigned so you won't accidentally lose tracked time

Session editing no longer shows a false "unsaved changes" warning when you close it