Changelog
What shipped, when. Entries appear in the same release as the code they describe.
September 1, 2026
Time off balances, smarter reminders
- Time off balances: set an annual allotment per leave type (all up front or accruing monthly) and everyone sees their remaining days when requesting. Requests over the balance warn the manager instead of blocking the employee. Admins can add per-person adjustments for mid-year starts.
- Reminder emails now chase completed weeks that were never submitted — telling you how many hours sit in draft — instead of nagging about the week still in progress. Managers get one Monday digest of what awaits review; when nothing is pending, no email.
- Fixed broken links in notification emails.
- Per-day hours on a time off request (like a half-day Friday) now carry through to approval correctly.
- Every CSV, Excel and PDF export is stamped with where it came from.
- Trust fixes: a running timer now belongs strictly to the person who started it; a wrong password says so instead of blaming your internet; the log-time dialog no longer defaults to a full 8-hour day; signed-out visits to app pages go to sign-in and return you where you were headed.
- The Approvals summary and the payroll "Ready" badge now agree with the data on their own pages.
- New on the site: this changelog, a blog, and Clockify and Harvest comparisons.
- A new mark: the ledger T — three day-cells and a stem on an ink tile — across the app, favicons and link previews.
- Email verification: confirm your address with one click. Nothing about your workspace waits on it — only sending team invites does. Accepting an invite or signing up with Google counts as confirmed.
August 31, 2026
A new coat of paint
- A full visual refresh across the app and site: new typography, a single green accent, and a calmer, denser layout tuned separately for light and dark themes.
- Clearer editability: anything you can type in looks like an input; computed and locked values read as flat text.
August 30, 2026
One plan, simpler product
- Pricing moved to a single Everything plan: $4.99 per user per month ($3.99 annual), 30-day trial, no credit card, no base fee.
- When a trial ends the workspace becomes read-only — your data stays readable and exportable, and writes resume the moment you subscribe.
- Merged duplicate pages, cut the navigation to what each role actually uses (employees see three items), and made status names consistent everywhere.