Daymark 1.0.0-beta.3

Daymark 1.0.0-beta.3 deepens the app's fidelity to the original Bullet Journal method while preserving its minimal, local-first and encrypted design.

Highlights

• deliberate Daily and Monthly reflection for unresolved Tasks
• historical Daily and Monthly navigation with read-only past views
• Future arrival review
• Future Event migration into a dated Monthly Calendar entry
• dated Tasks in the Monthly Calendar
• built-in Signifiers and Signifier-aware Search
• refined migration lineage, navigation and UI behavior
• reorganized technical documentation
• refreshed Portuguese (Brazil) user Wiki

Platforms

• Linux x64: Debian package and AppImage
• Android: signed APK

Compatibility

• Android application ID remains io.github.marcelositr.daymark
• Android signing lineage is preserved from alpha.3, beta.1 and beta.2
• database schema remains v2
• upgrade from beta.2 to beta.3 was validated with existing encrypted journal data preserved

Verification

SHA-256 checksums are provided in the attached SHA256SUMS file.

This is a prerelease.

Daymark 1.0.0-beta.2

Daymark 1.0.0-beta.2 is a maintenance prerelease correcting application-icon integration on Linux and Android.

Highlights

• Debian and AppImage packages now install the canonical Daymark icon through the standard hicolor theme paths, scalable SVG path, and pixmaps fallback.
• The AppImage carries the canonical root application icon and .DirIcon.
• Android launcher resources are generated from the canonical Daymark branding asset, and CI rejects stale committed launcher icons.
• The signed Android APK preserves the signing lineage established by alpha.3 and retained by beta.1.
• Direct install-over from published beta.1 was validated on physical Android hardware with the existing journal, master-password unlock, data, and persistence preserved.
• Database schema remains v2. No product feature or schema migration is introduced.

Linux

• daymark_1.0.0-beta.2_amd64.deb
• Daymark-1.0.0-beta.2-x86_64.AppImage

Android

• daymark-1.0.0-beta.2-android.apk

Release source

f7bbddebefc55941bfac9bdb7113ba4e94f5e9fd

SHA-256

23cbb1695000e3798c4895e6c57bb5152798b7d3bd7118830b1205520aa56fc8  daymark_1.0.0-beta.2_amd64.deb
deb26d27bb984e49cc9d60ba2ae0d18f02d4d8a17b7b0a29f75798e05e9fdd6b  Daymark-1.0.0-beta.2-x86_64.AppImage
be77fb08f89d5c481d978f744cffa9ba8e091b9c02da2d8993a7c625303676eb  daymark-1.0.0-beta.2-android.apk

The attached SHA256SUMS file contains the same artifact identities.

Daymark remains feature-complete and product scope remains frozen.

Daymark 1.0.0-beta.1

Daymark 1.0.0-beta.1 is a stability promotion of the feature-complete alpha.3 product line.

Highlights

• Linux distribution now ships as a Debian .deb package and a portable AppImage.
• Spanish joins English and Portuguese (Brazil) as a supported interface language.
• The complete Portuguese (Brazil) user documentation is now maintained in the GitHub Wiki.
• Android beta.1 preserves the alpha.3 signing lineage and supports direct install-over from the published alpha.3 release.
• Existing alpha.3 journals, schema-v2 Trackers, Task state/lineage, appearance and persistence were validated after direct Android upgrade.
• Encrypted Backup / Restore and Open Export were revalidated.
• Database schema remains v2. No beta.1 schema migration is introduced.

Linux

Available formats:

• daymark_1.0.0-beta.1_amd64.deb
• Daymark-1.0.0-beta.1-x86_64.AppImage

Android

• daymark-1.0.0-beta.1-android.apk

The Android release preserves the signing identity established by Daymark 1.0.0-alpha.3.

SHA-256

See the attached SHA256SUMS file.

Daymark remains feature-complete and product scope remains frozen. Future work is maintenance-oriented: bug fixes, security, compatibility, supported-platform/toolchain maintenance, packaging, accessibility, localization and documentation corrections.

Daymark 1.0.0-alpha.3

Daymark 1.0.0-alpha.3

Daymark alpha.3 consolidates the feature-complete Linux and Android product line.

Highlights

• Monthly Trackers with schema v2
• Daily Reflection and refined Rapid Logging
• navigation and organization polish
• Open Export and session-security hardening
• final Linux/Android UI, keyboard, focus and accessibility polish
• About, website, source and support identity
• functional product scope frozen; future work is maintenance-focused

Important Android upgrade note

The private Android signing key used for alpha.2 could not be recovered.

Because alpha.3 establishes a new Android signing lineage, Android cannot install alpha.3 directly over alpha.2.

To migrate from alpha.2:

1. In alpha.2, create an encrypted Daymark Backup.
2. Copy that .daymark-backup file somewhere safe outside the app.
3. Uninstall alpha.2.
4. Install alpha.3.
5. Choose Restore and open the encrypted backup using the existing master password.

This migration path was validated on a physical Android device. The restored journal remained usable after force-stop and relaunch.

Alpha.3 Android signing certificate SHA-256

77bca227f0cd95eb9e3c5a2c24902ba9d20e296dbdba9fde87d024cd0febb311

This is the maintained Android signing lineage from alpha.3 forward.

Artifacts

• daymark-1.0.0-alpha.3-linux-x64.tar.gz
• daymark-1.0.0-alpha.3-android.apk
• SHA256SUMS

SHA-256

Linux:

bf11b1a9df952fdc3d4ce333490872a1b885dab2a56a56b6ff1062bd6b9d0189

Android:

007f23c006282cb3eb9a7a2c62a97018631e36641d1539278436ba8d4ee41199

Validation

The release passed:

• full Flutter test suite
• analyzer and formatter
• Drift schema/migration validation
• Linux release/manual validation
• Android signed release validation
• physical-device encrypted Backup/Restore migration from alpha.2
• final pull-request CI and post-merge CI

Source release commit:

f09665a76e0eb7c068a02d9e4513c53bd2b48481

Daymark 1.0.0-alpha.2

Daymark 1.0.0-alpha.2

First controlled distributable prerelease of Daymark for Linux and Android.

Highlights

• faithful, local-first Bullet Journal workflow
• encrypted local journal storage
• portable encrypted Backup / Restore
• explicit plaintext Open Export to JSON and Markdown
• persistent System / Light / Dark appearance selection
• Linux and Android application name normalized to Daymark
• dedicated Android release signing with no debug-signing fallback
• compatibility repair for legacy pre-alpha journals missing the required journal_metadata singleton

Validation

The release was validated with:

• complete Flutter test suite
• static analysis
• Linux release build and native dependency check
• signed Android release build
• physical Android testing on Android 8.1 / SDK 27
• real alpha.1 journal migration through encrypted backup/restore
• lock/unlock and restart persistence
• backup validation before and after Android reinstall
• physical Android JSON and Markdown Open Export validation
• post-merge CI on the exact tagged source commit

Android upgrade note

Earlier 1.0.0-alpha.1 development installs were debug-signed and therefore cannot be directly replaced by this release-signed APK.

For such development installs, preserve the journal with Daymark's encrypted Backup feature before moving to the release build, then restore that backup into the release installation.

Artifacts

• daymark-1.0.0-alpha.2-linux-x64.tar.gz
• daymark-1.0.0-alpha.2-android.apk
• SHA256SUMS

Checksums

490ce7c62126e8b9d5e9e78a3727f68c131e60ef197d0673d174ea0d44def9c4  daymark-1.0.0-alpha.2-linux-x64.tar.gz
96f69264a4fc0fead8d31893f96aac428db341303abdfab929daaee5760f20f0  daymark-1.0.0-alpha.2-android.apk

Android signing certificate SHA-256:

44342dcd1343643bc56da2545ec10e5624fc2e49d1bcc3b418f4f9ab160e1b88

This is an alpha prerelease. Keep backups of important journals.