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@panavrin panavrin released this 03 Oct 02:48
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Learn about vigilant mode.
  • Look back when a task is done. After the confetti, planned and tracked time side by side and "How did the time compare?": About as planned, Took longer, Took less, or Tracking is off, with an optional note. Skippable; kept with the task (shown at the bottom of its details) and used by the assistant when estimating.
  • Tags on tasks, from one tag list. Label a task (e.g. "Service") in its details; tags are shared with Momentum's, shown in the list, and searchable.
  • Search your tasks from TaskScape's list: the list and the graph narrow to the matches.
  • Add a link or file as a resource before you've used it: paste a web address or file path, open it from the task, and its time counts once you use it.
  • Task details: the way back ("‹ Back to TaskScape") and the task's name stay at the top while you scroll; notes and steps look like boxes to type in; "Productive" is three buttons; "Record" is now "Focus".
  • TaskScape: tasks in Within a month, Later and Overdue are drawn smaller (only a day shows full size); move Someday tasks anywhere across Someday.
  • The time-lapse skips idle stretches when playing (⋯ to turn off), and names the task while showing a recorded session ("Working on a task named …"). Watching a recorded session now keeps playing.
  • The assistant remembers lasting facts about you (your role, what your tags mean, how you plan) and says when it does; it no longer sets a task's importance or feeling unless you say so.
  • Fixes: TaskScape no longer switches to the Importance axis by itself; the AI button isn't hidden in task details; Settings no longer shows an unreliable "when full" disk estimate.

Which Macs: QWER works on Macs running macOS 12 Monterey or later, with Apple silicon (M1, M2, M3, M4 or later) or an Intel processor. Download the file for yours: …-arm64.dmg for Apple silicon, …-x64.dmg for Intel. To check, open the Apple menu → About This Mac: "Chip: Apple M…" means Apple silicon, "Processor: … Intel" means Intel. Tested on macOS 14 Sonoma (Apple silicon; the Intel version was tested there too, through Rosetta).

QWER isn't notarized by Apple yet, so the first time you open it you may need System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway. It needs Screen Recording permission to capture your screen.

QWER is in testing, so versions start with 0 until its public release. Versions 0.1.0 to 0.1.9 were shared as 1.0.0 to 1.0.9.

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