1.1.0 — 20 August 2026
Free update. Same licence key, same install.
Added
- Run the assistant on your own Claude subscription. If you have Claude Pro or Max and Claude Code installed, the assistant can use it directly — no API key, and nothing billed beyond the plan you already pay for. It reads your portal and drafts to-dos, notes and calendar entries like the other providers, and every change still waits for you to approve it. Ollama and your own API keys work exactly as before.
- An analog clock for the dashboard. Optional, and off by default. A warm light face by day and a deep dark one at night, blending through dawn and dusk rather than snapping between them, with a sun or moon riding across the dial to show how far through the day — or the night — you are.
- World clocks you can actually add. Pick from a searchable list of cities instead of typing timezone ids by hand. Each one shows a live face, the local time, and whether it is hours ahead or behind and on which day. Drag to reorder them.
Fixed
- Buttons that opened a switched-off section did nothing at all. No message, no movement. They now tell you the section is off and offer to turn it back on, or point you at the setting. The same applied to sections outside their scheduled hours, which now explain the schedule instead of failing silently.
- Small clock faces in the world-clock list rendered as empty space.
1.0.1 — 15 August 2026
Changed
- Licence keys are issued at checkout by Polar rather than signed in-house. Your key arrives instantly by email, VAT is handled wherever you buy, and activation still works offline on up to three devices.
1.0.0 — 20 July 2026
- First release, for Windows and Linux. Every section in one window, everything stored in a single file on your own machine, and a 14-day trial with nothing locked.
How updates work
Download the latest build from the download section and unzip it over your old copy, or alongside it — your data is not kept next to the app, so nothing is lost either way. There is no installer to run and no uninstall step.
Every 1.x release is free with an existing licence. If a version 2 ever happens it will be an optional paid upgrade, and the copy you already own will keep working exactly as it does today.