Month: May 2018

The patch release is out.  Search is restored and stability should be better. While I am asking, how has push been in the latest clients? I have seen thousands of devices registered but I haven’t gotten a ton of feedback on how it has worked. If you don’t have it Continue Reading

The first patch update for 2.1 has been released to the App Store. iOS is waiting approval and should be available in a few hours.

There are new Mac and iOS betas out. I am hoping this is the start of these two clients being 100% in sync.  This update resolves many of the stability issues in the last release and restores searching to the iOS client.

I appear to have forgotten to add search in the UI on the refactor. It has been re-added and has full iOS 11 and iPhone X support. 

As with any big update there are going to be bugs. I know 3.0 is not as stable as the last release. I am working quickly to fix every crash I see. So far the following have been fixed and will be updated next week . It is a long Continue Reading

I am looking at the stats coming back and I see one particular crash that I would like to resolve ASAP in both iOS and Mac clients.  There will be an update next week after that unless something pressing comes up, development will pause as I sort through GDPR.  You Continue Reading

Version 3. This is the third major version release since 2008. There are major changes to the way the app works and looks. I hope that the changes that I have made are for the better. There will likely be some quick updates after this to address issues that are Continue Reading

The new Mac client is in the App Store.  Hoping to have an iOS client out soon too.  These  will be the last releases pre-GDPR.   There will likely be a gap before there is any update to the clients while I sort out GDPR.

The final beta for Mac v 2.1 is up.  Barring any show stoppers, this will be the App Store release.

I have brought over the logic from iOS where the input area will grow as you add content to it. In addition to  being a much better use of space (and modern), this should improve accessibility for people who default to a font size that is bigger than the standard Continue Reading