Set: ADHD Task Manager & Timer

Set 3.2 adds an interactive tutorial and a major UI overhaul, plus three ways to stay on top of your day: a rapid sort mode that files your Inbox one tap at a time, a draggable + button that drops tasks exactly where you want them, and an optional overdue alarm for overrun tasks. NEW FEATURES Interactive Tutorial A hands-on, two minute tour of the app using practice tasks. Rescue an overdue day with one tap, complete and reorder tasks, skip one to tomorrow, try Sort Mode and focus mode, and see the timer and stats in action. Each stop includes a short note on why the feature helps ADHD brains. New users get the tour on first launch, and you can replay it anytime from the top of Settings. A Cleaner Open Task Opening a task now swaps the tab bar for a floating action bar: start its timer, star it, move it, delete it, or close it. Pin a note or subtasks so they show on the collapsed card, or Isolate a task, from its menu or a swipe, for a distraction-free view of just that one card. Sort Mode File a messy Inbox or a whole project fast. Tap the Projects tab again, choose Sort Inbox from the toolbar, or use Sort Tasks inside a project. Pick what to set (project, stage, priority, duration, date) and how to move through it: task by task, or one topic at a time across every task. Set then walks you through with big tap targets and nothing else on screen. Tap a task's name mid-sort to complete or delete it, and skip, step back, or exit anytime. Drag the + Button The + button now drags. Pull it into your list to create a task exactly where you drop it: between tasks in Today or the Inbox, into a stage, or onto a project card. A dotted line shows where the task will land. Inside a project, tap a stage's header to select it: the + takes on the stage's color and new tasks land there until you tap it again. Overdue Alarm An optional firmer nudge for overrun tasks. Turn it on under Settings > Timer and the timer alarm repeats at an interval you choose (every 1 to 30 minutes) once a task runs past its estimate, until you complete or pause it. It keeps nudging in the background too, via notifications. IMPROVEMENTS - Progress comes alive: the ring fills around its circle as you complete tasks, and finishing one while the overview is scrolled off floats a filling ring at the top. - The reschedule button spins as it rebuilds your day, and can be turned off under Settings > Interface. - Cleaner project overview tinted with your project's color: tap the name to edit, or the progress ring for the exact percent. - Completed tasks swipe to log, or Log All to clear a view's completed tasks at once, in Today, Projects, and the Inbox. - Notes and subtasks open automatically when you expand a task, pinned notes show in full, and a new Show Notes in Focus Mode option keeps them visible while you focus. - Better drag and drop: a dotted line shows where a dragged task will land, dragging an Inbox task over a project highlights it, cards no longer show through each other, and reordering is smoother. - Cycling color modes shows a quick toast, and Color Mode now lives in Settings > Interface. The reorder-stages banner and + button take on the color of what you are doing. - New Hide Status Bar options: hide it everywhere, or only in Focus Mode, Sort Mode, while isolating a task, or in the Timer, under Settings > Interface. - New Inbox Color options: None or Grey (Flat) for a cleaner, flatter Inbox, under Settings > Interface. - Regenerate the Welcome to Set project anytime from Settings for a fresh, up to date copy. - Better on the Mac: the open task card matches iPhone (one star, Move restored, five actions in a footer), Sort Mode wears your project's color, and selecting a stage aims the quick-add bar at it. - First-time tip popups share one card style, dim the whole screen, and wait for the keyboard; starred tasks keep their star with Hide Details on. - The full guide on our website has been refreshed: https://get-set.app/docs/getting-started/