ZenTasktic

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1.4

June 25, 2021

This is a feature / maintenance release, with a few significant UI updates and bug fixes. Here’s what’s new: UI Improvements - upon adding a Project or an Idea, the navigation takes you directly to the newly added object - in Do, the time and context tables are now collapsable, allowing for better focus - in Decide, when setting a due date for a task in a Project, there is a new UI in place, a datepicker with project start and end date, enforcing the date selection within that range Bug fixes - improved editing for Tasks in Asses - in Decide, order undecided tasks by last modified first - fixed a Collection but when the deleted task was deleting a task Privacy - ZenTasktic complies with Apple requirements for tracking, asking permission on first launch. The free version is still supported by advertising, the paid one doesn't have any ads.

1.3

November 22, 2020

This is a minor release, containing various UI improvements and bug fixes. UI improvements: - on Mac, in Decide, clicking on a row goes directly to the task / project now, without showing the popover menu anymore - aligned all images top table view cell in all custom cells - adjusted icon sizes and positions in custom list cells - adjusted Today label colorDo in Do Bug fixes: - solved a bug in which UIDatePicker wasn't showing on DecideTaskView (it was showing in the subtask view, when task was inside a project) - fixed double navigation bug for assess projects / ideas / collections detail view - updated some contextual menu obsolete method calls

1.2

August 22, 2020

This is a maintenance release. Alerts can now be set in any time interval between 0:00 and 23:59 of the day a task is set to. Calendar is now extending to 3 years in the future, instead of just one. Fixed a bug which affected visibility of tasks once sent back to Decide from Do and vice versa.

1.1.1

April 6, 2020

This is a feature release. Here's what's been added: - A task can now be added to an existing project / idea - New UI on iOS for managing due dates, contexts and alerts in Decide - There is a repair script in Settings / Maintenance, in some cases CloudKit sync may end up with duplicate data A lot of bug fixes and small UI enhancements.

1.1

February 8, 2020

This is the first major release since initial launch. Here are the most important updates: - Alerts on both iOS and Mac OS - Swipe to send items from one realm to another (double finger swipe on trackpad on Mac OS) - Refactored the adding items UI - Enhanced explanatory titles when adding items - Ability to add items from secondary sections (tasks, projects, ideas, contexts, collections) - Send Feedback via email in Settings - New, enhanced onboarding flow - CloudKit sync and data stabilization - Stability improvements to the subscription flow - Order tasks last in first out - New AppStore assets A lot of small bug fixes and UI improvements.

1.0.1

January 16, 2020

- fixed a bug which prevented the app to be displayed correctly on iPhone dark mode - refactored the main add data overlay for better UX - refactored calendar and context UI in Decide for better UX and increased stability - items can now be add in Assess on each detail controller too (tasks, projects, ideas, contexts and collections)

1.0

January 11, 2020

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Description of ZenTasktic

ZenTasktic implements a productivity workflow called "Assess, Decide, Do", which aims at balancing the time and energy you spend in various areas of your life, while maximizing your effectiveness. Assess is the realm in which you, well, assess, things. You can add new items to your system (tasks, projects or ideas), you can brainstorm or archive them. Once you're satisfied with WHAT you have in mind, you can move the item in Decide. Decide is the realm in which you, well, decide on the resources you want to allocate. You can add a context to your task, or set up a specific due date. Once you're happy with WHEN, you can move the item in Do. Do is the realm in which you're just doing, knowing that WHAT you have to do and WHEN you have to do it are both taken care of. So you can just focus. At any given moment, an item can be sent back and forth between realms. Once marked as "Done", an item is added to a special collection (aptly named "Done") in Assess, from where you can unarchive the item if you want to act on it again. Furthermore, this "dance" of tasks between realms creates specific behavioral patterns which are then analyzed by the app to generate meaningful suggestions. ZenTasktic can tell you when you're doing too much, too little, when to slow down or when you're actually in flow. And it does that by looking at your entire workflow from Assess, through Decide, and then Do, up to eventually marking something as Done.

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