QWER 0.9.3

• Drag across the colored timeline in the time-lapse to select a span, taking whole app blocks, and add it to a task: everything recorded in it counts toward the task, whatever the app. A click still goes to that moment.
• Tasks you haven't placed on an axis yet show a ? on that axis (for example, placed on Feeling but never on Importance), with a count beside the axis choices. Drag them up or down to place them.
• TaskScape selection works like a drawing app: clicking another circle clears the selected area; the area shows a hand and can be dragged from anywhere inside it; undo puts a moved area back.
• Path closes the circle's bar when pressed and shows "Path of … · Esc to close"; the size handle hides meanwhile. Selecting a circle no longer draws dashed marks at its earlier due dates.
• In the time-lapse's Add to a task menu, a repeating task is listed once.

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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.