🗓️ KitPlan · Changelog

v1.4 October 2026

• A habit’s icon is one button that opens the searchable emoji picker.
• A habit taken off a day goes back up to the habit circles (Back to the habits), not into “Taken off this day”.
• Packages: Amazon numbers (TBA…) are kept as reminders with a link to your Amazon orders, since Amazon does not let other apps track its deliveries; for a number EasyPost cannot place (a ShipBob one, say), choose its carrier on the package and it is tracked with it.
• Reminder days for a habit: a habit that is not every day can remind you only on the weekdays you choose (Mon, Wed, Fri for workouts); ticking it on another day still counts.
• 🔎 Search your email (Mail): any days you choose, and words if you like. Each message shows the tracking numbers found (Track), other numbers that may be ones (Track this?), what it would add to the calendar, and its text, so you can pick anything out and track it. Nothing is marked read.
• 💼 Done alongside work: mark anything on a day’s plan as done during work, as work allowed. It shows with faint stripes and a small briefcase, and your diary knows.
• Drag a habit onto the plan (on a computer): drag its circle from the top onto the timeline, where a line shows the time it will go at, or onto Anytime. A click still ticks it.
• Colours: give anything on the plan a colour of its own (a block, a habit, a to-do, an event, another app’s thing), or colour a whole list from one of its to-dos; and choose the colour of to-dos in no list (Edit lists).
• Undo and redo everything on the planner and in to-dos: moving, resizing, ticking, notes, didn’t do, colours, adding and deleting. Ctrl+Z (⌘Z) undoes, Ctrl+Shift+Z or Ctrl+Y redoes; each says what it undid, with Redo.

v1.3 October 2026

• What your diary hears of a day uses where things were put on the planner: their times there, habits placed on the day too.
• The grips on things on the timeline show on a phone only; on a computer the cursor says what a drag will do. Links in notes open in a peek on a computer, with Back on a phone.
• How did it go? Ticking a thing done asks for a note, if you like (Skip is fine). Turn it off for one thing (Ask when this is ticked) or for everything (Don’t ask for anything); choose when adding something too.
• Links in notes: type [[ in a note to link anything in KitHub (a recipe, a book, a note, a journal entry); it opens from the planner and the diary.
• Notes from the day are listed in full under the plan, so a day gone reads as a record of it; and done things are no longer crossed out (the filled dot says it).
• Notes on other apps’ things in the plan (a meal, a booking) now reach your diary too.
• Steadier dragging on a phone: hold a thing for a moment, then drag. Held by a side (the grips on the left and right) it moves; held in the middle it changes the start (top half) or the end (bottom half). The small edge handles are for a mouse now.
• Find an emoji (☺) beside the icon when adding something to the day and for a habit: search by name or by everyday words, like “workout” or “book”.
• Notes for the day on anything on the plan: what workouts you did, what you read, what you mean to do. They show on the timeline, and your diary hears them.
• ✓ I did something: on today or a day gone, log something that happened, planned or not: with a time, for a while, or just done. Adding to a past day, or to a half hour already gone, starts as done too (untick Already done to plan it instead).
• KitJournal sees the day’s plan as you add a session for it; a block you didn’t do keeps its time there.

v1.2 October 2026

• Anytime, for a while: anything on a day’s plan can be anytime that day, with or without a length (anytime for an hour). Fixed: making a habit Anytime sent it back to the habits at the top, or made it vanish on a day it wasn’t due.
• Adding to a day: a habit, calendar thing or to-do goes on the schedule with ⤵︎ or into Anytime with ＋. Tapping the timeline adds at the half hour.
• Move things on the timeline by dragging them (on a phone, hold one for a moment, then drag; a quick swipe still scrolls), and drag the top or bottom edge to change a length.
• Didn’t do marks a thing on a day as not done (your diary hears about it), and Take off this day removes it from that day’s plan; it can be brought back.
• Blocking out time: Work, Lunch, Workout, Break and Study to pick from, and a block can repeat every weekday, every day or every week.
• KitPlan brings itself up to date when KitJournal adds something to it, or when you come back to it.

v1.1.5 October 2026

• Weeks run Monday to Sunday in To-do: This week ends this Sunday, a new Next week holds the Monday to Sunday after, and Later is anything beyond. Done this week counts since Monday.
• Days in a to-do: as you type one, the day in it is marked in the box (today, tomorrow, EOD, EOW, Monday or mon, next Friday, 10/20, Oct 20), and when you add it, that is its day, with the words taken out: “Call Joe today about billing” is “Call Joe about billing”, for today. “on”, “by” and “due” go with the day; a date that has passed this year means next year. When words are not meant as a day (“Watch Friday Night Lights”), tap ✕ on the chip to keep them.
• Behind the scenes: bookings found in email more than 400 days ago are let go.

v1.1.4 October 2026

• To-dos, events and reminders you add from a KitJournal diary session arrive here, noted with the day they came from.

v1.1.3 October 2026

• Email: a new account’s first check reads the last month (not the last year), then each new message as it arrives.

v1.1.2 October 2026

• A sheet opened straight after another one closes no longer disappears on its own.

v1.1.1 October 2026

• Your trips from KitTravel are on the calendar: when each begins and ends, and its bookings at their times. Trips is a kind of its own in What the calendar shows.
• Bookings found in your email now know what they are (a flight, a stay, a train, a table), so KitTravel can offer them to the right trip.

v1.1 October 2026

• Mail, a fifth tab: packages on their way and delivered. Tracking numbers in your shipping emails wait for you to say Follow (nothing is paid for until you do); paste any tracking number to add one. EasyPost follows every carrier. Each is asked about every hour, shows its scans, arrives on the calendar on its day, and tells your phone when it is out for delivery, delivered, or has a problem.
• Fixed: email found nothing. It read only the inbox, only the last three weeks, and only one of the two ways senders mark up bookings. It now reads All Mail (so archived confirmations count) going back a year, both kinds of markup, and says when a check went wrong.
• What it read, in Email: every message a check read, with what came of it, so you can see your mail was read and why something was or was not added. Check now works in the background and shows how far it has got.
• The calendar’s kinds in one place. One button says what is showing; it opens a list with a switch and Only for each kind, and Everything, Just mine and Nothing at the top.

v1.0.2 October 2026

• Concerts on the calendar are only the shows you’ve marked Going in KitTunes, not every show near you.

v1.0.1 October 2026

• Fixed: opening a card, a meal or anything else from another app now switches to that app’s tab, so the dock follows and KitPlan’s tab is still there to come back to.
• Nothing from an archived KitDB project, an archived KitCook recipe or a hidden KitFlicks title shows any more, and removing an email account takes away what it found that you had not looked at.

v1.0 October 2026

A calendar, a to-do list, habits and a day planner, each of you your own, with every date the rest of KitHub knows.

• Calendar: a month or a week of your events and to-dos, with birthdays, renewals, due dates, meals, Kitsta posts, concerts near you, releases you want, goal ends and holidays, each a layer you can hide. Tap a day for its list and Open in planner.
• Habits: every day, a number a week or a month, or counted (8 glasses), with pastel colours and any emoji. Year grids, a Week view of the last seven days where a missed day can be filled in, an editable month, stats and medals. A habit can tick itself from KitFit, KitCook or KitBooks.
• Planner: block out your day from-to, for a while, or just to do; pull in to-dos, habits, meals and due dates; tick as you go. Ticking anywhere ticks it everywhere, in KitDB and KitCook too, and past days stay as they were.
• To-do: quick add that understands days, times, lengths and #lists; repeats; reminders to your phone; Overdue, Today, This week, Later and Anytime.
• Email: Gmail and Proton (through Bridge) are read for tickets, bookings and invitations, offered to add with one tap.
• Share an event with each other's calendar; KitPlan's events reach your calendar app through KitHub's private feed; medals and goals for to-dos, planned hours and each habit.