The road to 1.0.

1.0

The current release

A place for your next step

One web experience for your plans, practices, health, and people. Open Today, find the next useful action, and keep the rest within reach.

• Improved /Today now puts the next action first, with schedule context and daily practices close by. Tasks, projects, notes, goals, and the deeper planning tools share the same navigation and controls.
• Improved /People brings the original conversation beside the follow-up. Capture what happened, review the proposed details, correct a match, and return to the promise you made.
• Improved /Growth leads with today's practices, then makes room for the plan, progress, metrics, and reflections behind them.
• Improved /Schedule shows the current or next block, usable openings, and overlapping plans. Calendar brings the next commitment forward. Routines can start or resume directly from the library, with their checklists and history intact.
• Improved /Health, Orion, settings, and secondary modules use the unified interface across desktop, tablet, and phone. Existing records and older links are preserved.
• New /A rebuilt public site with real native product captures, platform guides, a clear Free and Pro explanation, and download information that reflects current availability.
• Improved /Web signup no longer requires an invite code. Contact and deletion pages offer a real support route, with clearer account, privacy, and platform information.
• Fixed /Routine-created tasks use the local day, overlapping blocks no longer inflate planned time, and an in-progress routine resumes without creating a second run.

0.22

Clearer control of your data

Support and deletion information became easier to find as the native apps entered testing.

• New /Public pages for account deletion and selected-data deletion requests, with a working support email and request guidance.
• Improved /Privacy information now covers native health permissions, focus features, voice, device records, and store subscriptions alongside the web app.
• Fixed /Account and data deletion links remain reachable from the phone settings experience.

0.21

Better handoffs from the phone

• Improved /Orion accepts richer contact details and meal records, including conversation context, food items, and estimate confidence, so the native clients can propose more useful information.
• New /AI services gained request limits and support for native account tokens. Deployments can enable a sign-in requirement for those services.

0.20

Growth, one practice at a time

A home for what you want to improve, with the work for today in front and the longer plan behind it.

• New /Growth areas for fitness, sleep, nutrition, focus, skills, and habits. Each area holds an objective, a plan, repeating actions, metrics, and reflections.
• New /Daily practices, completion history, consistency, streaks, and a 12-week view of the work you recorded.
• New /Draft an area with AI, import a plan from text or a PDF, and review a coach check-in before making adjustments.
• New /Longer growth systems can carry a minimum viable day, rough-day adjustments, and weekly, monthly, or quarterly reviews. Imported plans keep their linked areas and history.

0.19

Your appearance, your way

• New /Light, dark, and system appearance; custom accents; contrast, corner shape, and text-size preferences.
• Improved /Day rewriting names every block, supports locks, and labels what would move, resize, appear, or be removed before you apply the plan.
• Improved /A named weekly timetable, swipeable days, visible current time, and touch-accessible block actions made the schedule easier to use.
• Improved /Phone navigation, draggable sheets, responsive type, and motion were brought into a shared system.
• Fixed /Schedule times respect the 12- or 24-hour preference. The install splash matches the appearance, and block editing no longer depends on hover.

0.18

Change the plan without starting over

• New /AI schedule refinement lets you choose what may move, describe the change, and keep the remaining blocks locked.
• Improved /Proposed block details are easier to inspect, with selection controls adapted for touch.

0.17

A more consistent interface

• Improved /Shared surfaces, controls, typography, and motion brought public pages and the workspace into one visual system.
• New /Simpler navigation and progressive disclosure made everyday controls easier to find while keeping the deeper modules accessible.
• Improved /Shared accent preferences, readable section headings, quieter empty states, and more direct interface copy.

0.16

More useful on a phone

• New /Touch-focused Today, Schedule, Health, People, and Orion experiences for the same workspace.
• Improved /Quick capture and brain dumps fit a phone-sized sheet. Workout logging, meal logging, and health setup became easier to use away from a desk.
• New /Phone appearance controls for accent and body text size.
• Fixed /Slow-loading account preferences no longer caused navigation to bounce back. Settings overflow and interrupted bottom-sheet gestures were corrected.

0.15

A photo, a plan, a connected calendar

• New /Paste or drag an image directly into Orion. Finished action runs collapse into a readable trail.
• Fixed /Google Calendar edits write through correctly. Opening Calendar refreshes stale connected events, with a manual sync action available.

0.14

Cleaner connected health records

• Improved /Connected Google Health records include more useful metrics and sleep detail.
• Fixed /Repeated sleep imports are deduplicated, and Google Health authorization is kept separate from the calendar connection.

0.13

The week, with time to see it

• New /Calendar gained month, week, day, and agenda views, timed events, and visible open intervals.
• Improved /Routines moved into schedule blocks so a plan can hold the steps needed to carry it out.
• Fixed /Further corrections to Google Health connection and imported records.

0.12

Turn loose thoughts into useful records

• Improved /Brain dumps gained focused questions, a live draft view, saved drafts, and exports to the relevant workspace destinations.
• New /A searchable product guide with a documentation assistant and links to related topics.
• Fixed /Project records sync before their new tasks, preventing a parent-record error. The guide opens correctly while signed out.

0.11

Connect the information you already keep

• New /Connections for Google Calendar, Google Health, and SimpleFIN bring supported events, health records, and transactions into Onstead.
• New /Google sign-in alongside email and password.
• Improved /Orion can read connected information, show graphic cards, and work with custom MCP servers configured in AI preferences.
• Fixed /External record identifiers support calendar and finance sync without treating every import as a new record.

0.10

Keep the context behind the work

• New /Commitments record promises and the people involved. Horizon brings longer-range plans into view, while Knowledge and Vault hold linked context and attachments.
• New /Reusable routines, saved views, and workspace automation rules for repeatable work.
• Improved /Tasks and projects gained planning details for capacity, dependencies, waiting, and outcomes. Orion gained tools to work with those records.
• Improved /Backup and sync status became more visible, with broader review and finance views.

0.9

A quieter place to work

• Improved /Status color and badges focus on what needs attention. Routine task states no longer add a label to every row.
• Improved /A flatter sidebar keeps common destinations close and makes the remaining modules available through one grid.
• Improved /Shorter page transitions, a sharper vector mark, and less repeated information on Today.
• Fixed /Settings section navigation behaves correctly on smaller screens.

0.8

A day you can come back to

• New /Daily planning records, a morning commitment, a replay of the day, and energy-aware schedule suggestions.
• Improved /Daily activity feeds weekly review. Detailed health calculations sit behind expanders so the main view stays readable.
• Fixed /Today's desktop columns and quick capture fit their available space more consistently.

0.7

Health joins the plan

Training, food, sleep, and recovery gained a home beside everyday planning.

• New /Health records for training, nutrition, sleep, body metrics, recovery, supplements, and blood panels, with a readiness estimate based on recorded information.
• New /Training programs and a live session runner with suggested progression, set logging, rest timing, a plate calculator, personal records, and movement swaps.
• New /Meal photos can start a nutrition estimate. The result is an estimate to review, not a measurement.
• New /Circadian planning uses sleep timing, chronotype, and available daylight information. A jet-lag planner helps lay out a travel adjustment.
• New /Blood panel trends, supplement timing, injury records, illness settings, and comparisons between health records and focus activity.
• Improved /Orion can work with supported health records. Schedule generation can include health, training, and workload context when available.
• Improved /Phone navigation, command-palette search, preferences, and loading states became more consistent.
• New /Public product information, a changelog, privacy, terms, and contact pages.

0.6

Bring a file into the conversation

• New /Attach files to Orion and discuss their contents.
• Improved /Quick capture recognizes dates, priorities, and projects in natural language.
• Improved /Lighter borders make dense screens easier to scan.

0.5

Keep the web companion close

• New /Install the web companion from supported desktop and mobile browsers.
• Improved /Desktop installation no longer depends on a phone-only orientation setting.

0.4

An easier first day

• New /First-run setup with an empty workspace or sample data, plus helpful empty and loading states.
• Improved /A simpler appearance across the early interface.
• Fixed /Centered dialogs, phone overflow, installation assets, and signed-out web installation.

0.3

The next occurrence takes care of itself

• New /Recurring tasks create the next occurrence when you finish one.
• New /Natural-language quick capture and broader Orion actions across the workspace.
• Improved /The early product site, sign-in, and brand mark were rebuilt. Account access moved out of static configuration.

0.2

Accounts and people research

• New /Email and password sign-in, replacing the original magic-link flow.
• New /User-directed contact research in People.
• Fixed /More reliable handling of research service responses.

0.1

The first workspace

• New /Tasks, projects, notes, calendar, and weekly review formed the first Onstead workspace.