Every release, every fix.

Reliable sign-in and steadier time tracking.

What's new

• Reliable sign-in. Password, Apple, Google, and GitHub sign-in now open your workspace reliably after authentication completes.
• Clear recovery feedback. Sign-in and account loading now stop with an actionable message instead of waiting indefinitely when a request times out.
• One-time Mac App Store sign-in. Existing Mac App Store users may need to sign in once after updating while Ayron moves sessions to the more reliable sandbox-compatible Keychain.
• More reliable activity sync. Sync preserves the exact account and workspace context and retries safely after offline failures.
• A faster Tracking Ledger. Calendar matching runs away from the main thread and avoids repeating full-history work when recent data is enough.
• Safer editing and deletion. Entry changes tolerate records changed or removed elsewhere instead of crashing.

Faster, safer time tracking with more reliable activity sync.

What's new

• More reliable activity sync. Sync now preserves the exact account and workspace context and retries safely after offline failures.
• A faster Tracking Ledger. Calendar matching runs away from the main thread, and the ledger avoids repeating full-history work when recent data is enough.
• Safer editing and deletion. Entry changes now tolerate records that were changed or removed elsewhere instead of crashing.

Fixes a crash loop in the Tracking Ledger and Personal Dashboard that could start after deleting a time entry.

What's new

• Fixed a crash loop after deleting time entries. Deleting an entry (from the ledger, or automatically when a just-started timer was discarded) could leave the Tracking Ledger, Personal Dashboard, and background sync holding references to the deleted entry; the app then crashed on every launch until the underlying reference was cleared. Affected views and sync now verify records still exist before reading them, and skip any that don't.
• Project AI insights compatibility. The Project AI insights request now carries workspace context; this is required for insights to work with the updated backend (older builds show an error instead of insights).
• Clearer sign-in errors for misconfigured builds. If the app was built without valid backend settings, the sign-in card now explains that directly instead of failing silently per button.

Hotfix: activity timeline syncing is restored, and "Keep raw activity metadata local" is now honored for the timeline too.

What's new

• Fixed activity timeline syncing. Sessions captured while a timer ran were never uploaded to your account — a server-side field mismatch rejected every upload since May. With the server updated, your retained local timeline (default 30 days) syncs once on first launch after updating.
• Privacy fix: local-only mode now covers the activity timeline. "Keep raw activity metadata local" previously applied only to automation rules; raw sessions (including window titles and URLs) could still be uploaded. Raw timeline uploads now stop while local-only mode is on.

Hotfix: plan prices in the app now match the new pricing, shown as the monthly cost with the yearly total in the byline.

What's new

• Fixed stale plan prices in the plan picker. The Direct-lane plan cards still showed the pre-repricing prices (Pro $15/$12, Team $20/$16 per seat). They now show the current Pro $11/$9 and Team $15/$12 per seat.
• Monthly cost is always the headline. Subscription prices display as the per-month figure on every billing cycle; yearly plans show the yearly total and savings in the byline ("$9/mo equivalent — billed $108/yr, save $24/yr").

Ayron 1.4.7 makes calendar proposals correctable, sharpens the Summary workspace's charts and insights, and trims background work.

What's new

• Calendar proposals can be corrected. When a calendar suggestion picks the wrong task, a searchable task picker lets you reassign it — and the correction is remembered for similar events next time.
• Summary charts are clearer and faster. Period charts refresh with cleaner categorical axes, and report insights now load deferred instead of blocking the summary view.
• Stream Deck snapshots do less work. Snapshots rebuild only when the underlying data changes, instead of on every pass.
• Team roster loads properly. The roster shows a loading skeleton immediately instead of flashing an empty state.

Ayron 1.4.6 brings time summaries, insights, work breakdowns, exports, and billing context into one focused Summary workspace.

What's new

• Summary brings the complete picture together. Review period charts, AI insights, category and project breakdowns, tracked-time ledger entries, tasks, billing, and totals in one destination.
• Reports is now focused on reporting workflows. Create, review, and export custom reports without a second overlapping summary screen.
• Navigation is clearer. The sidebar, app menu, command palette, and shortcuts use the same Summary and Reports destinations.

Ayron 1.4.4 brings Estimates to Pro and Team workspaces, connecting approved scope to tracked project work.

What's new

• Structured estimates for real project work. Create staged estimates for prospects, clients, or linked projects with line items, hours, rates, and contingency.
• Import an existing scope. Bring in PDF, text, markdown, or CSV estimates, review the suggested work-category budgets, and save only the plan you approve.
• See drift before it becomes a surprise. Project detail connects estimated hours, actual work, variance, and milestone pace so you can act sooner when work moves off plan.
• Available in Pro and Team. Estimates are included in Pro and Team workspaces; workspace managers retain control of creating and importing estimates.

Ayron 1.4.2 removes unnecessary menu-bar layout work while a timer is running, reducing CPU use and keeping the app more responsive.

What's new

• Lower CPU use during active timers. The menu-bar item no longer fights its custom timer label for ownership of the same status-bar button, eliminating continuous layout work while tracking time.
• A more responsive menu bar. The timer label remains visible and updates normally without the redundant SwiftUI system image work behind it.

Ayron 1.4.1 is a performance and stability patch: steady CPU usage with a running timer drops from roughly 30% to under 5%, menu-bar and main-window hangs reported via Sentry are addressed at their root causes, and a startup crash on damaged local databases now recovers instead of failing.

What's new

• Dramatically lower CPU usage. A never-completing shimmer animation kept the main window rendering at display refresh rate for as long as it stayed open, and the Stream Deck integration re-read the entire time-entry history every second. With a running timer, Ayron now idles at a few percent CPU instead of ~30%, which also means less fan noise and longer battery life.
• Fewer beachballs and hangs. All per-second timer displays now update in a single coalesced pass, and the menu-bar popover no longer renders invisibly in the background — the main sources of the "app hanging" reports.
• Startup recovery for damaged databases. If the local database cannot be opened or rebuilt, Ayron now starts in a temporary recovery session, preserves unsynced entries for upload, and explains the situation — instead of crashing at launch.

Fixes

• Fixed a stack-overflow crash when the menu-bar popover computed task totals during window layout (AYRON-MACOS-5E).
• Fixed the fatal startup path when the SwiftData store fails to load even after reset (AYRON-MACOS-2N, AYRON-MACOS-57).
• Menu-bar timer label no longer ticks (and re-renders the status item) when no timer is running.