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The store currently lists version 1.11, updated 2026-09-04.
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Instead of switching between your calendar, task manager, and notes app, Today brings everything for your day into one simple place.
See what’s happening, capture what’s on your mind, and move forward with clarity. Your events, tasks, and notes live together in one daily view, so you always know what needs attention.
You don’t need to build a complex productivity system. Just drop things in. Your day provides the context, and structure emerges naturally through days, weeks, and projects.
Use Today to:…
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• New Home Screen and Lock Screen widgets. • A redesigned weekly view with focus tasks, weekly notes, and timeline layouts. • Share projects with collaborators and assign tasks. • Drag and drop to reorder tasks in your day. • Improved project time tracking, including editing and deleting past entries. • Easier overdue task management and recurring task controls. • More reliable calendars, smoother navigation, and general interface improvements.
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