A little better,
release by release.

New39 changes

• Weekly board: plan your week by day, drag tasks between days and the backlog, browse earlier and upcoming weeks, and jump back to today. Mobile layouts focus on one day at a time.
• Task management: create and edit tasks with descriptions and scheduled dates, mark work complete or incomplete, duplicate tasks, and reorder or delete them from their task menu.
• Quick entry: add tasks directly inside a day, project, goal, or area in the backlog, with the surrounding context already selected.
• Backlog views: organize unscheduled work in List or Goals view, keep standalone tasks alongside projects, and collapse or resize the backlog to give your board more room.
• Project previews: see the first three backlog tasks in each project, expand with View more, and keep projects visible even when they have no backlog tasks.
• Board filters: focus your weekly view on selected projects, goals, and tags, and choose whether completed tasks remain visible.
• Time estimates: add hours and minutes to tasks and see estimated commitments for each day and the current week.
• Recurring tasks: schedule daily, weekly, monthly, or custom-interval routines with an end date or occurrence count. Edit or delete a single occurrence or the series.
• Deadlines: add a named deadline to a day column and see dated goal reminders alongside your scheduled work.
• Overdue work: see how many tasks are overdue and roll unfinished scheduled tasks forward to today.
• Global task search: use Ctrl/Cmd+K or the search button to find tasks by title, description, tag, or goal, including older tasks, completed work, and subtasks. Open results for editing without leaving the planner.
• Bulk task actions: select search results individually, in a range, or by page to complete or reopen tasks, add or remove tags, assign goals, schedule work, return it to the backlog, or delete it.
• Projects: organize work with descriptions, colors, priorities, categories, start dates, and due dates. Link projects to goals and areas, and move them between active, on-hold, completed, and archived states.
• Project progress: review completed and scheduled task counts, completion progress, and estimated work while organizing the remaining backlog.
• Project notes: keep dated notes and meeting records with each project, edit their content, and review the project’s note history.
• Project analytics and exports: inspect completed tasks and their estimated hours, view activity charts, and download a project’s completed-task timesheet as an Excel workbook.
• Areas of Focus: create named, colored areas for your responsibilities, group projects within them, and assign standalone tasks directly to an area.
• Tags: create and reuse custom task labels, attach multiple tags to a task, and use them in board filtering, search, bulk changes, and reporting.
• Life Plan: write your purpose statement, organize long-term visions and goals, edit them inline, set goal due dates, and mark goals complete or incomplete.
• Linked work: expand a goal to see its linked projects and tasks, track completion counts, and choose whether goal descriptions, completed goals, completed tasks, and linked work are shown.
• Brain Dump: capture thoughts in a separate panel, remove ideas you no longer need, or drag a thought onto a day to turn it into a scheduled task.
• Office Workspaces: define reusable focus schedules with start and end times, recurring weekdays, a date range, and linked projects.
• Office sessions: view session times and linked project context, move and reorder tasks inside a date-specific focus session, and return tasks to the backlog when a session or workspace is removed.
• Team assignments: maintain a personal list of team members with names and optional profile photos, assign tasks to them, and clear assignments while keeping the tasks when a member is removed.
• Productivity analytics: choose a reporting period to review completion counts and rates, daily, weekly, and monthly trends, estimated hours, productive days, and results by tag, with tables of exact values.
• Goal history: review recorded changes in completed-goal counts and a timeline of goal creation, completion, reopening, and deletion.
• Achievements: track task, goal, streak, and vision milestones, see earned badges and upcoming progress, and celebrate major accomplishments.
• Daily wins: open the streak indicator to review today’s completed work, planned-task progress, current streak, and encouragement for the next step.
• GitHub issue import: browse and search open or closed repository issues with their labels, then import selected issues into a project’s backlog with their titles, descriptions, and source links.
• AI connections: connect compatible MCP clients, including Codex, to your own planner through account authorization, with read-only access or explicitly approved write permissions and optional offline access.
• AI planning tools: read and manage tasks, projects, project notes, goals, visions, Brain Dump items, purpose, areas, and column deadlines. Connected tools also support subtasks, starred tasks, task reordering, and estimated-time reports.
• Connection management: view AI connections and their permissions, expiry, and last successful use; create and rotate personal tokens, revoke access, and remove revoked connections from your list.
• Board-day preferences: choose which weekdays are visible in your planner and keep those preferences with your account.
• Appearance and navigation: switch between light, dark, and system themes, use responsive desktop and mobile layouts, and navigate dialogs and menus with the keyboard.
• Planner updates: task, project, and goal changes refresh across your open planner views and tabs, including changes made through connected tools.
• Accounts: sign up and sign in with email and password, complete email verification when required, recover a forgotten password, and sign out from the account menu.
• Administration: authorized administrators can review registered accounts, manage account roles and plan assignments, and maintain subscription-plan and feature-module catalogs.
• Public product page: explore Nougat’s planning workflow, feature overview, demo board, and frequently asked questions before creating an account.
• Release history: browse the public changelog with categorized notes and stable release links, find the deployed version in the dashboard account menu, and reopen its notes. Published updates show a What’s New notice once per account in this browser when the planner is ready.