Changelog
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A mobile and reliability update.
A mobile and reliability update. Menus on iPhone and Android now open as sheets, editing follows the keyboard smoothly, and sync recovers on its own after your Mac sleeps or your phone is put away.
Read release notes ↗A one-time license, referrals and planning board updates.
A one-time license, referrals and planning board updates. Aftertone is now available as a one-time license, and each friend who joins with your referral link takes money off it.
Read release notes ↗A planning and polish update.
A planning and polish update. Auto-Schedule on the planning board now places the tasks you have already planned, dark mode moves to a warmer charcoal, and the calendar opens faster.
Read release notes ↗New iPhone and Android apps, a new Mac app and two daily reviews.
New iPhone and Android apps, a new Mac app and two daily reviews. Aftertone is now on iPhone and Android, Aftertone for Mac has been rebuilt and updates itself, Flow View opens over any app, and Morning review and Evening wind-down are new.
Read release notes ↗A major speed and access update.
A major speed and access update. Aftertone is now available from more places, with iMessage and text support, a new Flow View for Mac, a menu bar task timer, and Voice Mode for quickly adding, planning, and scheduling tasks.
Read release notes ↗A major planning update.
A major planning update. Auto-Plan and Auto-Schedule are now available, making it easier to turn tasks into a realistic day without manually arranging every item.
Read release notes ↗A large workflow update.
A large workflow update. Task capture is faster, inbox planning is clearer, keyboard navigation is smoother, projects are easier to organise, slots now support linked tasks, and calendar behaviour is more flexible.
Read release notes ↗Six fixes and improvements.
Six fixes and improvements. Planning now stays reliable after long sessions, daily reports show the correct day, keyboard navigation is smoother, Flow Daily is clearer, notes behave more consistently, and Focus shortcuts work as expected.
Read release notes ↗Seven improvements, multiple bugs fixed.
Seven improvements, multiple bugs fixed. You can now zone inbox tasks more quickly, right-click tasks for faster actions, plan more easily from Kanban, and move through the app with clearer shortcuts.
Read release notes ↗Four new features, fifteen bugs fixed.
Four new features, fifteen bugs fixed. Tasks can now be paused and resumed, marked as unfinished and returned to Today, and automatically coloured by project or tag.
Read release notes ↗AI Extract lets you paste meeting notes, emails, or screenshots and instantly turns them into structured tasks.
AI Extract lets you paste meeting notes, emails, or screenshots and instantly turns them into structured tasks. This release also rebuilds the planning view and adds one-click meeting joins directly from calendar events.
Read release notes ↗Quick Capture (Option Space) lets you add tasks from anywhere on your Mac in under three seconds, without opening Aftertone.
Quick Capture (Option Space) lets you add tasks from anywhere on your Mac in under three seconds, without opening Aftertone. This release also adds task notes with markdown support and recurring tasks.
Read release notes ↗The daily report is a short email at the end of each working day showing tasks completed, time split by project, and how your day compared to your plan.
The daily report is a short email at the end of each working day showing tasks completed, time split by project, and how your day compared to your plan.
Read release notes ↗The weekly report is now available in Evaluate view, showing flow sessions, peak day, total task hours, and a full work timeline.
The weekly report is now available in Evaluate view, showing flow sessions, peak day, total task hours, and a full work timeline. This release also adds a next task widget and overdue task controls in Focus Mode.
Read release notes ↗Calendar interactions are faster and more precise.
Calendar interactions are faster and more precise. This release adds block snapping, copy/cut/paste on the calendar, duration indicators while dragging, new keyboard shortcuts, and clearer inbox action icons.
Read release notes ↗Inbox zero now requires every task to be scheduled or sorted — when you get there, the wallpaper unblurs.
Inbox zero now requires every task to be scheduled or sorted — when you get there, the wallpaper unblurs. This release also brings a rebuilt inbox sidebar, a new Schedule Now bar, open-ended tasks, and an improved onboarding flow.
Read release notes ↗Subtasks are now available inside Focus Mode so you can break down tasks mid-session.
Subtasks are now available inside Focus Mode so you can break down tasks mid-session. This release also adds a guided shortcuts tutorial, inline project and tag management from the inbox, a monthly subscription option, and completion toasts.
Read release notes ↗The Focus Screen now has full keyboard control.
The Focus Screen now has full keyboard control. Manage tasks, extend or shorten sessions, take breaks, and capture new tasks without leaving the screen or touching the mouse.
Read release notes ↗Two fixes: quick scheduling from inbox to calendar now works reliably, and Google Calendar sync is significantly faster.
Two fixes: quick scheduling from inbox to calendar now works reliably, and Google Calendar sync is significantly faster. Discount code support is also live.
Read release notes ↗Foundation improvements: Google Calendar now shows clear error messages when disconnected, sign-up is faster, and the pricing screen clearly explains what each plan includes.
Foundation improvements: Google Calendar now shows clear error messages when disconnected, sign-up is faster, and the pricing screen clearly explains what each plan includes.
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