Daybook for Windows 0.1.0

Install

1. Download Daybook-setup.exe and open it. It installs for you alone, no administrator needed. (Daybook.msi is the same app for IT-managed PCs.)
2. This build isn't code-signed yet, so Windows SmartScreen says it "protected your PC". Choose More info, then Run anyway.
3. Daybook opens on this PC: your days live here, inside Daybook. Closing the window keeps it in the tray, by the clock; right-click its icon to quit.

Updating? Install the new one over it. Your days stay.

Daybook for Mac 0.2.1

What's new

• Wrap up. The evening ritual is called Wrap up now, in the window, the menu bar and the reminder. It used to say "Shut down", which sounded like quitting the app.
• Clearer days. An empty day has one button, Start planning. The focus line asks about tomorrow when you look at tomorrow. The week strip shows "2 tasks" on days whose tasks have no time.
• Keep today says plainly where an open task stays when you wrap up.
• Erase everything now sits on its own row at the end of Settings, away from Export and Import.
• Cloud Daybook: the menu bar waits until you've started before offering Wrap up. Connecting no longer asks your Keychain for a key this Mac didn't save, and it remembers a key it did save after you switch back to this Mac.

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from 21be311: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: 493aed33976b7d27d94289f0a045c3854711c7696ecb54d8a2c1d7cdc0d54f78

Daybook for Mac 0.2.0

What's new

• No setup. Daybook now starts on your Mac: press Start my day and your days are kept on this Mac. No address, no key, no account.
• A cloud Daybook only if you want one. For your phone, AI assistants, Linear or a Frame TV, go to Settings → Connect a cloud Daybook. Your days on the Mac can come along. Use this Mac only switches back.
• Keep a copy and Import work in the window, with the usual Save and Open dialogs.
• Already connected to a cloud Daybook? Nothing changes for you.

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from ac798b7: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: 0057cf9782625133f4e4d52392038ff9673df7fbfaabc9f66e1919ad6957ad30

Daybook for Mac 0.1.9

What's new in 0.1.9

• Opening, never setup. If your Daybook is slow to answer when the app opens (offline at login, a server waking up), the opening scene stays up and the app keeps trying, then opens as soon as your Daybook answers. The address-and-key screen now appears only on a Mac that was never set up, or when the saved key stops working.

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from b3c3d01: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: 72f3eedc074af04804b98a842ebf8e345e9eda2484473377531d2b7d16c689ad

Daybook for Mac 0.1.8

What's new in 0.1.8

• Done goes to the bottom. Tick a task in the menu bar and it moves under the ones still to do, so the next thing is always on top, the same as in the window and on your other devices. Prefer it to stay put? Settings → Appearance → "Move finished tasks to the bottom".

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from ae4c8f2: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: 08c5f086401d59a85f75555ab0426dcc8eee367032f94a1968a3fa94726a11a3

Daybook for Mac 0.1.7

What's new in 0.1.7

• Reorder in the menu bar. Drag a to-do up or down: the other rows part to show where it lands, and your trackpad ticks at each new place. The new order is saved, and goes back if it can't be.
• Drag that you can feel. In the window, a Force Touch trackpad ticks as you pick up a task, as it finds each new place and as you put it down, on Today, Plan the day and Week.
• Little things in the menu bar. Ticking a task off bounces its check with a tick under your finger, the counts roll to their new numbers, and "Tomorrow" grows in when you point at a task.

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from b658956: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: bd8c75838fba3997cf650b7ad72babf9bbb6312aa45293373e5cdc493617f52e

Daybook for Mac 0.1.6

What's new in 0.1.6

• Straight into the opening. Daybook no longer shows the "address and key" screen for a moment before its opening. While it checks your saved key, you see the salon wall.
• A quicker opening. The same wall of paintings, mark and plaque, in about a second and a half instead of almost three.

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from 105bb3d: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: 7513198c8d25b151a66d612e7042cb84d47be94aa8e900792f0433bd04584ee8

Daybook for Mac 0.1.5

What's new in 0.1.5

• A better first step. Opening Daybook.dmg now shows a small salon wall: Daybook in a gilt frame under a picture lamp, and a brass arrow pointing to Applications. Drag it across and you're done.

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from 1561e2a: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: 15cdc1f4e7160840136f6166961012978eab347400f27f922837b6922787e6ff

Daybook for Mac 0.1.4

What's new in 0.1.4

• A proper opening. Daybook now opens like the landing page. The picture lamp warms, the paintings hang one by one, and Daybook's mark appears under the lamp with today's date on a brass plaque. Then your day opens. It plays once per launch; with Reduce Motion on, it appears without movement.
• No more key screen at launch. The window signs in before it shows anything, so the "enter your key" screen no longer flashes by.

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from 089c5ee: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: 70e44490e06a532c4231575b728b3afe24a1aaf0d20d17dff565e69137b72d7f

Daybook for Mac 0.1.3

What's new in 0.1.3

• Your version, in Settings. Settings now shows which Daybook for Mac you're running, with Check now, or Update when a new version is waiting.
• A small "Update" mark. When a newer Daybook is out, a lit dot and the word Update appear beside the Settings gear. Click it to install. The same mark tells any open browser tab when your Daybook has a newer version, and a click reloads it.
• Tasks keep their order. Two tasks added in the same instant (by an agent, say) now always stay in the order they were added.

Install

1. Download Daybook.dmg and open it.
2. Drag Daybook into Applications.
3. Open it. It's signed with a Developer ID and notarized by Apple, so it opens like any other app.
4. Paste your Daybook's address and key (Settings → AI agents → Daybook for Mac → Create token, or your DAYBOOK_KEY).

Updating? Daybook checks for updates once a day and installs them when you say so (Daybook → Check for Updates… checks now). From Daybook 0.1.1 or earlier, quit it and drag this one into Applications once.

Requires macOS 14 or later; universal (Apple silicon and Intel). Needs a Daybook in the cloud (deploy your own).

Built by the Mac release workflow from 7e3fbc7: signed with a Developer ID, notarized and stapled.
SHA-256: 24500f2f3f2dd3f3731b4c9d9cf41a09c701fa705e557b78f5f2c6a7fdc68f64