Changelog

0.3.215 2 November 2026

Try ClockedFlow in the browser without an account, with trial limits, and keep what you tracked when you sign up. "Try it out" goes straight to the timer.
The Android app works, and is in a closed test on Google Play.
Projects and to-dos are redesigned, with misc. as the default home for quick sessions.
The task card above the timer folds down into an icon, on the web, the Mac and the phone.
The timer screen has a solid sky in the website's light and dark colours, without the "Focus" and "Pause" labels or the drifting clouds.
Sign-up refuses privileged account fields, and public invoice links show only what the invoice needs.

Start a session without choosing anything: it goes to a "misc." project, created the first time.
Focused mode: while a session runs, the header's icons give way to one focus ring holding the project, the task and the session's details.
The timer sits on a horizon sky, cream by day and dusk at night.
The timer's text is plainer: no curly braces, no "Ready" and no horizon lines.

The record screen is the home screen, with a new ring that marks each minute of a session.
One timer and Pomodoro behave the same on the web, the Mac, the menu bar and the phone.
Start a session without a project and sort it afterwards.
On the Mac, the left and right panels open independently, and the session controls stay visible with a panel open. The navbar has Calendar, Projects, Record, Insights and Settings.
The calendar's day view runs from midnight.
Onboarding is shorter.
The website is redesigned, with new screenshots and a documentation section.

ClockedFlow moves to clockedflow.app, and your account to account.clockedflow.app.
Pomodoro gets a break setting, automatic alternation between focus and breaks, and presets you can change mid-session.
The session screen shows the task as its title and a dial that fills as you work. Choose which screen is your main one; the session opens over any of them.
To-dos are redesigned: Inbox, Today, Upcoming, Anytime, Someday and the Logbook, with headings, deadlines, checklists, tags and repeats, on the web, the Mac and the phone.
To-do reminders arrive as notifications on the phone.
Insights sit under the session: a month at a glance, focus charts and a heatmap.
Automatic invoicing can be set per project, with a preview of the next invoice and a Send now button, on the phone too.
New type throughout: IBM Plex Sans on a calmer scale.

The app is one page with drawers, and has a Pomodoro session screen.
Take a break, Pause and Finish work the same on the web, the Mac, the menu bar and the phone.
The phone gets Pomodoro presets and a pause-only session screen.
The Claude Code add-on on the Mac only tracks projects you have given a local folder.
The calendar's tasks sidebar keeps done tasks.

A full-width header with an account menu, the calendar under the navbar, and redesigned projects.
The calendar has a sidebar of open tasks by project.
The website takes signups for the invite-only iPhone beta.
The Mac installer window matches the website's look.

Clocked is now called ClockedFlow.
The website limits requests per visitor and sends security headers, and the web app no longer ships source maps.

The first build from the release pipeline: the Mac app, signed and notarized, alongside the iPhone app and the web app.
Each project has its own to-do list, on the web, the Mac and the phone.
One brand on every surface: paper, ink and ember.
Delete your account yourself from Settings on the web, the Mac and the phone.
The iPhone app signs up, edits account settings and adds time entries by hand.