Release notes

A widget on each goal shows how close you are to the target and how fast you're closing the gap. It pulls from logged actions and completed tasks, so you can tell at a glance whether a goal is on track or slipping.

When a goal stalls or your pace drops, the in-goal coach proactively suggests one next step — a focused task, a check-in, or a blocker to clear. No more remembering to open the coach yourself.

Tightened the goal-coach prompt and added retries so replies feel steadier and less prone to dropping mid-thought.

Visiting the app on a phone now shows a friendly desktop-only notice instead of a broken layout. The release notes page remains readable on mobile.

Every goal now has its own coach pane. Ask questions in the context of just that goal, without losing the conversation when you navigate away.

Reference a specific task in the chat and the coach treats it as the subject — you can ask "why is this stalled" or "rewrite this" without re-explaining what you mean.

Tighter spacing, clearer message attribution, and conversations now scroll to the latest reply on send.

Once a month the coach walks you through last month and plans the next one with you. It proposes a fresh batch of tasks you can review and edit before saving.

The dashboard now opens with what you're meant to do this week across every goal, not just a list of goals to dig into.

Generated tasks now schedule onto Mon–Fri only. If there are no weekdays left in the current month, the planner offers next month instead.

Logging progress on a task is one text field now — less to fill out so you're more likely to actually do it.

Cleaner cards, clearer status, less visual clutter when you're scanning your list.

A required field was being stripped on submit. Goals saved from the conversational flow now persist on the first try.

Every goal opens to a dedicated page with its SMART criteria, tasks, and recent activity in one place — no more bouncing between modals.

Pick a goal and get a focused batch scoped to the current month. Review and edit the list before saving.

Create, edit, and delete dialogs now share the same look and behaviour so there's less to relearn.

Opening a freshly-created goal no longer breaks the details page — it now prompts to generate tasks instead.