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CHANGELOG

Every release, in order

What shipped in DailyFlux, what changed for you, and what it means for the data on your device. Updated with every release on app.dailyflux.io.

7 releases
v0.9 Latest 4 AUGUST 2026

MCP server and OAuth applications

DailyFlux now runs its own OAuth 2.0 authorization server, so a third-party app can hold a token against your account instead of your password. On top of it sits an MCP endpoint: an AI client connects over MCP Streamable HTTP and gets the task, project, label and planning tools, filtered by the scopes you granted.

Every mutation an external client makes goes through the same sync engine as the app itself, so it lands in your local database and reaches your other devices the usual way. Connected applications are listed in Settings → Applications, and revoking access there takes effect immediately.

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SCOPES GRANTED TO A CONNECTED CLIENT
tasks:read
List and read tasks
tasks:write
Create, edit, complete
projects:read
Projects and sections
labels:read
Labels
planning:write
Schedule into the day

Tokens are bound to the MCP resource and expire on revoke.

v0.8 17 JULY 2026 Feature release

Daily capacity bar on Today

The Today screen now opens with one horizontal scale for the whole work day. Completed work reads green, the remaining plan teal, and the part of the day that is already gone is dimmed behind a marker for the current moment.

  • Planned time tips into amber as you approach capacity and into a hatched red band once the plan no longer fits before the end of the work day.
  • Tasks without an estimate are counted separately so the bar never quietly under-reports the day.
  • Work start and end hours, plus the time zone the bar is drawn in, come from Settings → General.
v0.7 2 JULY 2026 Feature release

Split view and drag into the calendar

A new /split route puts the task list and the calendar side by side on one screen, with a resizable divider between them. A task can be dragged out of the list straight into a slot in the day grid.

  • Dropping a task into the grid sets its start time and keeps its duration estimate.
  • The divider position is remembered per device.
  • Auto-scroll while dragging near the edge of the grid.
v0.6 11 JUNE 2026 Sync & offline

Real-time push between devices

After a change is accepted, the server publishes an event and every other signed-in device picks it up over SSE and runs an incremental sync. In practice a task created on the phone shows up on the desktop within a couple of seconds.

  • Reconnect logic resyncs from the last cursor rather than refetching everything.
  • A full resync is still available manually from Settings when a device has been offline for a long time.
v0.5 22 MAY 2026 Sync & offline

Offline command queue that survives a reload

Changes made without a connection are written to the local database and queued as idempotent, UUID-keyed commands. Closing the tab or restarting the app no longer loses them.

  • Retries use exponential backoff and never create duplicates on resend.
  • Conflicts are resolved server-side by comparing the record update time; the losing command is skipped whole rather than merged.
  • The queue is owned by a single tab, so several open tabs do not send the same command twice.
v0.4 30 APRIL 2026 Platforms

Android and macOS builds

The Capacitor Android build and the Tauri macOS build ship from the same codebase as the web app, with the same local database and the same sync engine underneath.

  • Local notifications and push on Android, including while the app is closed.
  • Global shortcut and launch-at-login on macOS.
  • Both builds are linked from the Download screen in the app.
v0.3 19 MARCH 2026 Feature release

Natural language quick add

One input line replaced the create form. Typing a date, a time, a priority, a project, a label or an estimate highlights it inline and turns it into the matching field on the task.

  • Relative dates like "tomorrow", "next monday" and "in 3 days" are understood.
  • !!1 to !!4 set the priority, # picks a project, @ picks a label, and a bare duration such as 30m or 1h becomes the estimate.
  • Recurrence phrases such as "every weekday" create a recurring task.

Ideas and bug reports go straight to the release notes

Most of what shipped this year started as a message from someone using the app.

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