TaskFlow v1.0.5

What’s fixed

• The Google connected control is now interactive instead of becoming a dead button.
• Tapping it safely reopens Google authorisation, making account reconnection and permission recovery straightforward.
• Keeps the minimal connected-state indicator and existing TaskFlow layout.

Verification

• Unit tests passed
• Android lint passed
• Release build passed
• Installed and launched successfully on a Pixel 11 Pro running Android 17
• Google reconnection flow tested with no crash or fatal exception

Install

Download TaskFlow-1.0.5.apk below and install it over your current version. Your existing app data is retained.

SHA-256: b7dbadf55d96194044ab97ffcca42c23b3ed65ed60f72325c4e90dbd2bfb431d

TaskFlow v1.0.4

What’s new

• Shows a small update card when a newer TaskFlow release is available on GitHub.
• Checks at most once per day and sends no account, device, or analytics data.
• Opens the official GitHub release page for the signed APK.

Install

Download TaskFlow-1.0.4.apk below and open it on Android. Existing installations update in place.

TaskFlow v1.0.3

What’s new

• Edit a captured task title before syncing, so names and wording can be corrected without losing its detected date, time, or repeat pattern.
• The same edit flow is available from the quick-type capture screen.

Install

Download TaskFlow-1.0.3.apk below and open it on an Android device. If you already have TaskFlow installed, this release updates it in place.

TaskFlow 1.0.2

Fixes Google Calendar sync: Calendar event IDs now use the API's required base32hex character set. Natural-language task capture, Google Tasks creation, and timed Calendar events can now complete together.

TaskFlow 1.0.1

Fixes a release-only startup crash caused by code shrinking around WorkManager. This signed update has been installed and launched successfully on a Pixel device.

TaskFlow 1.0.0

First public TaskFlow release.

Install TaskFlow-1.0.0.apk on Android, then open the app and tap Connect Google. No API key or Google Cloud setup is needed for users.

A SHA-256 checksum is included as a separate release asset.

Google Tasks and Calendar access uses Google sign-in. Until Google completes OAuth verification, the project supports up to 100 sensitive-scope users and may display Google's standard unverified-app notice.