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keepup 0.1.2
- keepup lives in the menu bar, with its own mark. Click the mark for a short menu; double-click it, or choose
Open keepup, for your list. - keepup is in the Dock only while one of its windows is open. Closing the window or pressing ⌘Q leaves it running
in the menu bar. Quit keepup, in the menu, is what ends it. - The number of people waiting no longer shows beside the mark. Settings → General brings it back.
- keepup sends no notifications unless you turn them on: Settings → Daily brief, or Nudges. If you had left those
settings as they came, the brief and nudges are now off; settings you changed yourself are kept. - Settings → Email sweep shows what the sweep would mark read right now, before you switch it on.
- Updates install by themselves while keepup sits in the menu bar, unless you chose to be asked first (Settings →
General → Install them without asking). If you're asked, the update waits in keepup's menu. - This page.
keepup installs updates itself (keepup → Check for Updates…). New here? Download keepup.dmg below and see the getting-started guide. iPhone: keepup on TestFlight.
The .zip and appcast.xml are for keepup's built-in updater.
keepup 0.1.1 (beta)
An update to the public beta. keepup installs it itself (keepup → Check for Updates…); new here? Download keepup.dmg below, and see the getting-started guide.
Fixed
- The email sweep no longer depends on the daily brief. In 0.1, switching the brief off also stopped the sweep, so nothing was marked read.
Changed
- The sweep now runs as mail arrives. You can choose every hour or twice a day instead: Settings → Email sweep → When.
- A sweep that was missed (the Mac was off or asleep) is caught up when keepup next runs.
iPhone: keepup on TestFlight.
keepup-0.1.1.zip and appcast.xml are for keepup's built-in updater.
keepup 0.1 (beta)
The first public beta of keepup: the messages and email you haven't answered, in one list.
Install: download keepup-0.1.dmg below, open it, drag keepup into Applications, then open it from there. Setup walks you through the rest. The getting-started guide covers each step, including Google's "unverified app" screen.
iPhone: keepup on TestFlight. It reads your list from your own iCloud, where the Mac app puts it.
Needs: a Mac with Apple silicon on macOS 15 or later, and Claude Code with your own Claude plan.
keepup-0.1.zip and appcast.xml are for keepup's built-in updater.