Fixed:

1. Users with Google Calendar integrated may have noticed that when using the down arrow on their keyboard to navigate tasks in their day plan, they get stuck on some calendar items and cannot continue downward—a surprisingly irritating bug. We fixed that.

2. Another GCal related bug: two users reported events syncing to Daycast without their start times. It turned out that our syncer was treating any event that happened to start at 12AM UTC as an all-day event. That’s been corrected.

3. Pivotal Tracker users may have noticed that stories were showing up in their Daycast dropdown menu in reverse order from how they’re prioritized in PT. As of this release, Pivotal stories are ordered properly.

Added:

1. Office 365 Calendar users can now automatically import their calendar items to Daycast using our brand new Office 365 Calendar integration.

2. If you’ve ever wondered precisely when and how often you clocked into a task, you can now find answers in Task History. Open a task’s Task History by clicking the vertical ellipsis that appears to the far right of a task when hovering over it. Then click Task History to open the log.

3. You can now choose to use the automatic clock out feature when your device is idle for an amount of time you specify. Navigate to Settings via the vertical ellipsis in the top right corner of your Daycast, scroll down to Automatic Clock Out, and check the box for idle clock out. Enter the number of minutes you’d like your system to be idle for before Daycast clocks you out. That’s it!

4. We shipped the Daycast Tray Menu in this release. Use it to switch tasks without having to open the app. MacOS users can access the DTM from their menu bar; Windows users will find it in their system tray.

5. The User Panel is now collapsible. Click the three stacked lines in the top left corner of the app to collapse and reopen it.