Release notes & product stories
Every product on the shelf gets its releases written down here — what changed, what it is for, and the thinking that got it there.
ShowMe
Release
v1.0
ShowMe 1.0 is now available for iPhone and iPad. Keep the information people ask for as private cards, then show one value full screen without handing over the rest of your phone.
One Thing
Release
v1.0
One Thing 1.0 is now available for iPhone and iPad. Carry one intention, and when you change it, write what took its place.
One
Product story
Single-priority purity feels like a monastery; to-do lists are ten backlogs in a trench coat. One gives up to five areas of your life a single slot each. To place something new, what is there must leave. Here is what a month of that did.
HourLife
Release
v1.1
HourLife 1.1 puts the order of today’s work back in your hands. Reorder tasks by hand, keep the arrangement for each day, or let time stay in charge.
Time Freedom Review
Product story
Weekly reviews die of thoroughness. Time Freedom Review asks five questions and ends with four decisions on one page — keep, release, protect, try. Next Sunday it asks the only follow-up: did it hold?
Second Look
Product story
Second Look seals what you expect from a decision, then brings it back on a date you chose — and makes you write what actually happened before it shows you your prediction. Humbling. Recommended.
Seasons
Product story
Not days lived, not a fraction of a life — a count of the thing itself. Seasons counts what's actually running out, and then asks the only follow-up that matters: did we spend it?
One Thing
Product story
One Thing holds exactly one intention, and switching costs you a written reason. A month in, the reasons turned out to be worth more than the productivity. Here's the embarrassing pattern it found.
Kept
Product story
Last year I bought my mum's birthday flowers at a petrol station. A countdown told me the day had arrived; it never told me when the work had to begin. Kept fixes exactly that.
Idea
Release
v1.0
Idea 1.0 is available for iPhone, iPad, and Mac. Keep every idea in the reservoir, but give only one your attention at a time.
Reach
Product story
A life list that only grows is just an invoice from your younger self. Reach lets one wish be live at a time — and makes 'let it go' a real, recorded ending instead of quiet shame.
Idea
Product story
My ideas note was a graveyard with a search bar. Idea let me keep hoarding — and then made me pull exactly one idea down and live with it. Here's what a month of that did.
HourLife
Release
v1.0
The main app is finished. Forty-two modules, four tabs, and a storage layer we rebuilt so your health records never touch iCloud. Here is what 1.0 does, what we cut, and why the Today screen asks how you are arriving before it shows you a list.
TinyPact
Release
v1.0
Our first mini app is out. It counts no streaks, sends no 9am nudge, and refuses to call a hard week a failure. Here is what we built, and what we took out.
The shelf
HourLife runs the whole shape of a life. TinyPact protects the smallest commitment you refuse to lose. Time Freedom Review decides what next week is for.
We would like to use Google Analytics to see which pages are worth keeping. It is off until you say yes, and the site works exactly the same either way. How we handle your data.
Google Analytics is currently on. We use it to see which pages are worth keeping, and nothing else. You can change that whenever you like — the site works exactly the same either way. How we handle your data.