Tasks, projects, and Focus

• Move individual or selected Someday tasks between custom sections and undo the change without altering projects, dates, or status.
• Collapse deferred project lists and use compact Someday actions while retaining the full workflow when needed.
• Create a project follow-up with Save & edit and open the durable task in the full editor, including its project and section.
• Navigate desktop Projects with the keyboard and return through the project list consistently.
• Saved Focus filters toggle without being deleted, and Focus sections and widget selection share one core derivation.
• Task and bulk-organization area pickers follow the configured area order.
• Global search highlights matching text and tolerates malformed historical assignee values in self-hosted Cloud data.
• Legacy Reference tasks from archived projects are recovered once, while valid archived sections and references remain intact.
• Quoted People in Quick Add accept the repeated opening smart quote macOS can produce while typing, so preview and saved assignment agree.

Capture, editing, and notifications

• Rejected capture, completion, Focus, restore, and Mind Sweep writes are reported, and a failed desktop in-list capture retains its text.
• Mobile bulk organization adds calendar pickers plus Today and Tomorrow shortcuts for start and due dates.
• Mobile task Preview keeps a newly inserted checklist row visible above the Android keyboard.
• iOS share handoffs are intercepted before page routing on both cold and warm delivery, avoiding an unmatched-route screen.
• Shortcut failure diagnostics remain free of incoming capture content and raw routes.
• Daily morning and evening digests can stay enabled when task reminders are off, and the native alarm map survives an aborted reschedule.
• Linux reminder delivery waits for portal or notification-daemon acknowledgement with a bounded timeout and privacy-safe failure categories.
• Android applies light and dark system-bar styling through the API appropriate for the current OS version.

Widgets and Apple platforms

• Android widget lists can carry more tasks within the platform parcel budget and route overflow through View all.
• Android list choosers open the selected built-in or saved-filter list and follow the active theme.
• Completed widget rows hide after the Undo window, and pending native captures refresh widget data after import.
• Empty Today widgets can refill from Next Actions, while Android and iOS list derivation stays aligned with Focus filters.
• iOS widget navigation, row refill, sizing, snapshot publication, and completion Undo are more consistent.
• iOS adopts scene-based lifecycle delivery and adds durable Siri task-action transport validation.
• Bounded Apple clarification, search, image, and Private Cloud Compute evaluations remain development-only; production and TestFlight builds omit the optional PCC entitlement and UI.

Sync, storage, and attachments

• Restorable archived projects retain their sections until the project itself can no longer be restored.
• Referenced self-hosted attachments survive orphan cleanup, and older referenced capture recordings remain readable from their historical layout.
• Revoked generated capture credentials stay refused in permissive any-token mode, including after restart.
• File Sync adds privacy-safe failure evidence for attachment uploads while preserving the original recoverable generation.
• Managed attachment paths reject traversal, and sync keeps one encryption-posture decision for the whole cycle.
• Self-hosted audio capture uses the same attachment admission checks as normal uploads.
• Missing and downloading attachments are clearer in the desktop editor.
• The self-hosted connection check uses the configured server instead of accepting a blank or unrelated endpoint.

Desktop and Local API

• The desktop Local API supports project create, update, delete, restore, and task triage through durable, idempotent transactions.
• Project deletion and restoration preserve the intended child lifecycle without reattaching tasks that were deliberately detached.
• Local API and publication locks recover after a poisoned operation instead of blocking later work.
• Desktop autocomplete keeps its highlighted selection and focus behavior stable.
• Desktop HTTP uses rustls 0.23.45, including the fix for RUSTSEC-2026-0285.

Self-hosted Cloud, MCP, and automation

• Cloud search ignores malformed historical assignee values while new REST writes reject invalid assignment types.
• Cloud readiness checks are throttled and capture audio follows the normal attachment safety policy.
• MCP keeps core diagnostics on stderr and JSON-RPC protocol messages on stdout.
• MCP database bootstrap is atomic, registered tool schemas validate inputs, and server logs sanitize private fields.
• MCP 1.1.9 includes the release-window fixes and remains usable with local SQLite or self-hosted Cloud backends.
• Documentation clarifies Android local-folder sync and localized help routes.

Languages, accessibility, and reliability

• Ukrainian is available throughout the app, including Android widget picker labels.
• Documentation links follow the selected app language on desktop and mobile.
• Bulk-organize date controls have accessible names, and translated Someday task-creation labels are reused consistently.
• Mobile retains a bounded, privacy-filtered fatal JavaScript crash record for the next launch.
• Release tests cover failed-write contracts, archive and tombstone migration idempotence, performance-sensitive bulk date controls, and quoted People in project-section Quick Add.

Distribution

• App Store releases use Apple's phased release, while Google Play and Microsoft Store production releases begin at five percent by default.
• Google Play beta and internal tracks still receive the stable AAB immediately, and release rollouts can be inspected, increased, halted, or completed without rebuilding.