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Quest 0.2.0

Recurring tasks, in-app support and a clearer weekly review

  • Create recurring tasks with daily, weekly, monthly or yearly schedules, custom intervals, weekdays, end dates and timezones. Recurring tasks are available in every workspace, including offline. Use a current Quest version on every device that accesses recurring tasks.

  • Edit one occurrence or apply its title, description and quest to future or all occurrences. Manage repeat schedules separately, and delete one occurrence, future occurrences or an entire series.

  • Open Help & feedback for feature requests, bug reports and private support. Use Command-K to open feature voting, the roadmap and changelog, already signed in with your Quest account.

  • Review similar feature requests before submitting, copy a Quest screenshot to paste into a bug report, and keep your drafts when switching between help views.

  • Drag quest cards to reorder them. Your saved order also appears in hashtag pickers, and clicking a quest card opens its editor.

  • Weekly Review now draws its bars correctly, includes a four-week moving average with values on hover or keyboard focus, and uses elapsed days when calculating the current week's daily average.

  • See running time counted consistently in task history, calendar totals, quest cards and daily and weekly summaries while your timer is active.

  • Keep calendar blocks for the same task together across interruptions shorter than ten minutes, without counting those interruptions as tracked time.

  • Save manual time entries by clicking a quest suggestion or selecting it with Enter. Tab still completes the quest name.

  • Finish inline task-title editing by clicking beside the title, and use less CPU while timers run.

  • Recover updates interrupted by reopening Quest and keep pending updates visible. If an update is required in future, a dedicated screen offers download and data-export options while preserving drafts and queued changes.

  • Improve sync and update failure diagnostics without delaying recovery.