Everything that shipped, with dates on it.

The marketing site was rebuilt on a warm neutral palette, and the dark theme that had been sitting unused in the stylesheet is now switchable across the whole product.

• AddedDark mode, with a toggle in the header and system preference respected by default.
• AddedComparison pages for every tool people commonly switch from.
• AddedIndividual pages for every post on the blog.
• ImprovedNeutral colours were retuned from a cool hue to a warm one so the amber accent reads as warmth rather than as a warning.
• FixedSecondary text in dark mode failed WCAG AA contrast and now passes comfortably.

Events can now carry an effort estimate and a deadline, and the scheduling assistant does considerably less redundant work behind the scenes.

• AddedEffort and deadline fields on events, used by the placement solver.
• AddedObsidian-style linking in the notepad.
• ImprovedBooking flow split into distinct steps rather than one long form.
• ImprovedSettings and integrations screens reorganised around what people actually change.
• FixedRepeated AI calls on unchanged input are no longer issued.

The rules engine moved out of preview. Protections are now enforced against incoming invitations rather than only applied to blocks you create yourself.

• AddedAuto-decline with an alternative time offered in the reply.
• AddedAutomatic buffers either side of meetings.
• ImprovedConflict resolution explains which rule moved something, and why.

Typing a sentence into the command bar now resolves people, dates, durations and event types, and shows you what it understood before committing.

• AddedParse preview chips for who, when, how long and what type.
• ImprovedRelative dates handle the awkward cases: next Friday, the Friday after, end of month.
• FixedTimes either side of a daylight-saving boundary no longer drift by an hour.