Changelog
Small, honest releases. Features get added slowly and removed often — a shorter list is a feature. Every notable change lands here.
Focus capacity is now learned, not guessed: a smoothed estimate of the deep hours you sustain, reported with a confidence band and the number of days behind it.
A warning when a single deep block runs past 90 minutes without a break, and a nudge when every deep block you've planned sits in your chronotype's weak half of the day.
Onboarding ends with the two shortcuts under your own fingers — the step only passes when you actually press the keys.
Light and dark now resolve from one set of tokens, so every surface, border, and block fill has a principled counterpart in both themes.
Block minimums live in exactly one place. Every explanation in the app derives its numbers from it instead of restating them.
The report: a 16-week heatmap, the last seven days in detail, and insights that stay silent until they have the samples to speak.
A focus score with its formula printed beside it. Deep blocks under 45 minutes earn no depth credit, so the score can't teach you to fragment the day.
A one-tap rating after each deep block, asked while the work is still warm rather than reconstructed at midnight.
Estimate calibration: once you've timed enough blocks, the task form tells you how your estimates actually run. It never edits them for you.
Shutting down after midnight closed the wrong day. The whole ritual now anchors to the day you actually worked.
Accounts, and sync that survives a bad connection: every change is written locally first and reconciled in the background.
Sign-in is now required. The trade is deliberate — your days follow you to another Mac, and they exist somewhere other than one disk.
Data export. It didn't survive the move to sync and hasn't been rebuilt yet. Ask and I'll send you your data.
The planning ritual on a single screen: backlog, timeline, and the week beside it.
Menu-bar presence during a block, carrying the time remaining and whether the work is deep or shallow — and nothing else.
Focus profiles: name a set of sites and apps, attach it to a block, and they close when the block starts.
Quick capture on ⌥Space. A thought never has to cost you the block it interrupted.
The shutdown ritual, ending in a closed day that can't be quietly edited afterwards.
The weekly streak counter. It was a debt disguised as encouragement.