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The app is now called KeepGoing Den. An existing install updates in place and keeps everything: your projects, history, settings and updates carry over. Its file in Applications keeps the name KeepGoing Hub, and that is fine.
If you install from the new disk image instead, replace KeepGoing Hub in Applications with KeepGoing Den rather than keeping both: they are the same app.
Notch panel
Hover the top centre of a display and a small panel drops out of the notch: the clock, what you are working on with today's time, today's Day Record, and that display's Desktops as tiles. On a display without a notch, a small handle marks the spot.
Click a tile to switch to that Desktop. The first click asks for Accessibility, with a button that opens the pane; nothing is asked at launch.
Settings has a Notch panel switch that removes the panel and the handle on every display.
Licence
The Den stays free, and everything you had keeps working.
If you used the app before this version, you are licensed for good, with no key to enter. Settings shows Licensed. You had the Den before it was sold.
A new install gets the Nudge, switching Desktops from the notch panel and unlimited bound Desktops free for 14 days. After that, a one-time licence keeps them, on up to 3 Macs: USD 14.99, or USD 9.99 until 6 December 2026. Settings has a Licence tab that says what a licence adds and what it costs, with Buy a licence and Enter key, and anything locked offers See the licence to get there.
Without a licence, two Desktops can be bound, and any you bound during the trial stay bound and keep recording.
Drift is always recorded, licensed or not.
The app now sends one more thing: your licence key, and nothing about you, to Lemon Squeezy when you activate it, to re-check it at most once a month, even when a check cannot get through, and when you deactivate this Mac.
Projects
The Project panel is split into two tabs: Week, for the time and intervals, and Setup, for the Project's kind, working days, budget, Desktops and deleting it.