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KeepGoing Den 0.3.0

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@mrth2 mrth2 released this 25 Oct 05:26
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App

  • 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.

Settings

  • The art credit now sits at the foot of Settings.