Project and Task Management Release Notes
Release notes for project management, task tracking and productivity tools
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Latest Project and Task Management Updates
- Jul 16, 2026
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July 16, 2026
Todoist brings Pro project Insights to Pro users, adding at-risk, progress, and weekly completion widgets to help track project status at a glance. The update also fixes several bugs across web, iOS, Android, and desktop, improving headers, sorting, widgets, and accessibility.
đŁ New: Insights, now on Pro
Project Insights â until now a Business-only feature â is available on Pro (Pro Legacy excluded). Open any project, click Insights, and three widgets tell you where things actually stand: whatâs at risk, how far along you are, and what youâve finished this week versus last.
Read the full breakdown to see how it works â
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- đ Henning fixed an issue where the compact date header in Upcoming would clip the month and year after scrolling.
iOS
- âď¸ Enric expanded the week calendar layout in Upcoming to show a full year of past weeks â helpful when you need to reference what happened way back when.
- đ Erik resolved an issue that could prevent sections from reordering properly when dragged in list view.
- đ Paul K. fixed an issue where grouping the Today view would override Smart sort, listing tasks by priority instead of by date and time.
- đ Paul K. also ensured that buttons in the custom recurrence screen are now properly labeled for those using VoiceOver.
Android
- â Reporting now shows a whole lot more â Carrie added support for tons of new activity event types, bringing it up to speed with other platforms.
- đ Afzal cleared up a quirky visual bug where rescheduling your last overdue task to Today could leave you staring at two identical âTodayâ headers.
- đ Afzal also resolved an issue where list widgets would jump back to the top after you completed a task â they now hold their position.
- đ Pedro S. fixed an issue where widgets wouldnât always refresh properly when tasks changed.
đ˘ Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing: Web v11083; iOS 26.7.9; Android v12212; Android Wear w12167; Desktop v9.29.1
Original source - Jul 16, 2026
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Things for iPhone 3.22.10
Things iPhone adds a minor under-the-hood tweak.
One minor tweak under the hood.
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- Jul 16, 2026
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Things for Mac 3.22.12
Things Mac makes one minor under-the-hood tweak.
One minor tweak under the hood.
Original source - Jul 15, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jul 15, 2026
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In Season: The latest from Harvest, Summer 2026
Harvest ships a major set of updates, including custom reports, Harvest MCP for connected AI tools, bulk actions, automatic timesheet locking, and department-based teammate organization. It also notes Harvestâs new look as the default rollout continues, with more AI and workflow features coming soon.
In Season is our periodic update on what's new in Harvest, what's coming soon, and the ideas we're looking for your feedback on.
Harvest connects your time tracking with the invoices, payments, forecasts, and reports you rely on to run your business, all in one connected system. We're always improving that system, and that's why we're launching In Season, a new series where we'll share whatâs new and what weâre working on next.
Many of our latest features started with ideas from the people who use Harvest. Weâd love your feedback on what we should build next. Share your thoughts â
Harvestâs new look, released in May of 2026, will become the default for everyone over the coming weeks. If you haven't switched yet, now is a great time to get familiar with it. Watch this 7-minute video to learn how to navigate the new Harvest.
Just shipped
New ways to see, manage, and act on the data you capture in Harvestâwith less manual work.
Alongside these major updates, weâve continued shipping a steady stream of practical improvements inspired directly by your feedback. Recent additions include custom cost rates by project, default email recipients for invoices, improved calendar views, and much more, with new enhancements arriving week after week.
Build the report you need
Create custom reports that show exactly the data you need. Instead of starting from fixed report types, you can build the view you want in just a few clicks. Group, filter, and preview your data as you build, then save reports to reuse later. And yes, the 100-row limit on time-entry reports is officially gone.
Learn more about custom reports âWork with your Harvest data in connected AI tools
Connect Harvest to AI tools like Claude, Cursor, and ChatGPT through our new Harvest MCP (Model Context Protocol). Once connected, you can work directly with your Harvest data in the tools and agents you already use. Log and review time, run reports, check budgets, draft invoices, and more, all within your existing AI workflows.
Learn how the MCP works and how to set it up âSave time by making changes in bulk
Need to update rates, move teams to new projects, archive a batch of clients, or edit dozens of invoices? Bulk actions let you make the change once, preview exactly what will happen, and apply it to every selected record in a single step.
Learn more âAutomatically lock timesheets
Automatically lock timesheets and expenses on a schedule so finalized records stay accurate and no one can make changes after the reporting period ends. Set the lock time around your timesheet deadline or choose a custom cutoff.
Learn more âOrganize teammates by department
Assign teammates to departments, then use those departments to filter reports and keep your team organized.
Learn more âComing soon
More ways to manage your team, connect the tools you use, and get work done in Harvestâall these updates are on their way to you in the coming weeks!
Harvest AI
Weâre bringing AI directly into Harvest, so you can ask questions about your projects, time, expenses, and invoices in plain language, then take action without clicking through menus. Log time, draft invoices, update records, and get answers in seconds all while staying in control. Harvest AI can only access the data and actions available to your profileâs role.
Coming to all accounts soon.
Learn more âRequest and approve PTO
Paid time off will soon be supported in Harvest, from setting company-wide holidays to approving individual PTO requests, so time off can be reflected accurately in all your timesheets and reports.
Tell us what you'd want from PTO âExpense reimbursement within Harvest
You can already mark an expense as reimbursable when someone pays for a business expense out of pocket. Soon, youâll be able to reimburse employees directly through Harvest.
Learn more âGusto integration
Keep your team in sync across Harvest and Gusto so headcount, pay rates, and seat invitations stay up to date without manual reconciliation when someone joins, leaves, or changes roles. Weâre starting with team invites and exporting approved hours, with more to come.
Tell us what you'd want from the Gusto integration âMore flexible invoice templates, dark mode for better focus, and a new notification center are also on the way.
Keep an eye on the What's New section in Harvest to discover the latest features as soon as theyâre available.
Give your input on new features in the pipeline
Weâre exploring new ways to make project planning and reporting more flexible in Harvest. Your input matters most at this stage. If either of these ideas could help your team, share your thoughts so we can shape them around your needs.
Project planning & management
We want projects in Harvest to reflect the way you really work, making it easier to plan ahead and keep project execution predictable, whether or not you use Forecast today. Missing a billing method? Need a way to categorize time entries that doesn't exist yet? Tell us what would make planning and managing projects work better for your team.
Tell us how you want to plan projects âCustom dashboards that reflect your business
Weâre developing customizable dashboards that let you choose the metrics that matter most and build views tailored to the way you work. You could share dashboards with your team or clients. Tell us what your ideal dashboard would include.
Give your take âYour input shapes what we build next. Every survey response, interview, and expression of interest helps us prioritize the features that will make the greatest difference.
Weâll share the next edition of In Season in a couple months, just in time for harvest season in the Northern Hemisphere.
Want more frequent updates? You'll always find the latest in the What's New section inside Harvest. And if you missed our May update on Harvestâs new look, catch up in our last blog post: Inside the new Harvest.
The Harvest team.
Questions? Visit our Help Center to see FAQs and contact us.
Original source - Jul 14, 2026
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Weekly Product Changelog: July 10, 2026
Sunsama improves recurring task scheduling, adds a last-used sign-in badge, and makes calendar sync, desktop updates, onboarding links, Jira previews, Todoist due dates, and Sunny chat and voice more reliable. Sunny can also look up help center articles directly.
Improved
Recurring tasks with a fixed start time: A recurring task with a specific "roughly at" start time now only holds that slot on its originally scheduled day. If it rolls over to a later day, it's sorted normally with your other tasks instead of jumping ahead.
Sunny now has access to our help center: Sunny can look up help articles directly when answering your questions, and is more careful with new users who are still learning what Sunsama can do.
Last used sign-in method: The login page now shows a small badge on whichever sign-in method (Google, Outlook, SSO, or email/password) you used last, so it's easy to find your way back in.
Fixed
Calendar and desktop app reliability after sleep/wake: Fixed a cluster of issues where calendar integrations could stop refreshing, briefly disappear, or have their settings silently revert after your computer woke from sleep or the app sat idle. Plus more reliable desktop auto-updates, with a single "Relaunch to update" prompt instead of repeated nag notifications and a macOS install fix.
Onboarding help links: Fixed broken links in the "Set up Sunsama" onboarding task.
Jira "Done" styling: Tickets marked Done in Jira now correctly show with strikethrough styling in link previews.
Todoist due dates: Fixed an edge case that could cause a Todoist task's due date to briefly display incorrectly after being changed.
Sunny chat and voice: Fixed Sunny chat and voice being completely unavailable due to an underlying AI model change.
Original source - Jul 10, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jul 10, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 14, 2026
Lunatask v2.36.0
Lunatask ships a mobile-only update with useful private notifications, easier iOS modal closing, Lockdown Mode detection, relationship quick actions, and a refreshed UI. It also brings major performance boosts, calendar improvements, and a wide set of bug fixes across iOS and Android.
NOTE
Since this is a mobile-only update without an accompanying desktop release, the changes listed here apply specifically to the mobile version of Lunatask.
Features
- Actually useful notifications are here â showing task and habit names while still maintaining your privacy and end-to-end encryption
- You can now swipe down any modal screen on iOS, such as task or note detail, to close it without reaching for the âCloseâ button
- Added Lockdown Mode detection on iOS and corresponding functionality on Android devices
- Added a âDelete relationshipâ option to the long-press quick actions menu on avatars in the relationship tracker
Improvements
- Major performance improvements across the board â including faster app startup, better in-app runtime performance, smoother animations, faster rendering of long lists, improved editor loading speed, and better overall responsiveness
- Refreshed UI on both iOS and Android and improved compatibility with iOS 26 and Android 16
- Confirmation dialogs for destructive actions, such as deleting a task, now show the confirmation button in red text on iOS
- You can now long-press and drag in a single gesture to move a task or habit on the calendar, where this previously required two separate gestures
- Additional calendar-related improvements, along with other user-facing and internal changes
Fixes
- Fixed an internal rendering issue that could cause tasks to seemingly disappear from the list, leaving empty space after some operations
- Fixed color and contrast issues in dropdown menus and various pickers in dark mode on Android
- Fixed all-day calendar events being shifted one day on some Android devices
- Fixed a race condition that could sometimes prevent the editor from loading, mainly seen on Android
- Fixed an issue that prevented tasks and habits on the calendar from being moved or resized on some Android devices
- Fixed moving tasks back to âLaterâ or âUncategorizedâ via the long-press actions menu not closing the menu when using Eisenhower Matrix workflow
- Moving a task between areas or goals no longer switches the currently opened list
- Various reliability, stability, and quality-of-life fixes across the app on both platforms
VERSIONING CORRECTION
During Lunataskâs 0.x and 1.x eras, we followed semantic versioning. However, our versioning scheme gradually drifted away from it after the release of Lunatask 2.0.
With this update, weâve corrected that. We reviewed our past releases and recalculated what the correct version number should be according to semantic versioning, which is why this update is released as v2.36.0.
Original source - Jul 9, 2026
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July 09, 2026
Todoist adds project and section descriptions, with API, CLI, and MCP support, plus a new Insights sidebar shortcut and fixes across web, iOS, and Android for filters, Ramble, Quick Add, weekly goals, and recurring tasks.
đŁ New: Project and section descriptions
Add a description to any project or section â the goal, the context, the thing youâd otherwise have to re-explain to whoever joins next (or to yourself, three months from now, staring at a section called âPhase 2 stuffâ wondering what happened to Phase 1).
Descriptions show as a one-line preview under the name â hover to read the full thing, click to edit. Theyâre reachable through our API, CLI, and MCP too, so if youâve connected an AI agent, it already knows what the projectâs about without you retyping âthis project is about Xâ into every chat.
Add a description to your projects â
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- âď¸ Luis added a keyboard shortcut â press i in any project view to open or close the Insights sidebar (provided you have Insights enabled for that project).
- đ Henning fixed a board view glitch that could make a column jump around vertically while the inline task composer was open.
iOS
- âď¸ Hiroki made sure Ramble keeps recording when you switch between Bluetooth devices or AirPods â no more dropped sessions mid-thought.
- đ Enric fixed an issue where invalid filter queries would fail quietly instead of showing you what went wrong.
- đ Erik addressed an issue where weekly goal celebrations and productivity widgets stuck to Monday-based weeks â they now respect your chosen week start day.
- đ Hiroki fixed an issue where Ramble tasks wouldnât reliably show up after pausing and resuming a session.
- đ Hiroki also resolved a visual glitch where Quick Add could briefly stretch upward while being dismissed.
- đ Hiroki also corrected an issue where tweaking Quick Add settings could accidentally link your desktop completion sound to the mobile preference instead of its own.
Android
- đ Prateek fixed an issue where filters with invalid queries would silently show an empty view â now youâll see a proper error dialog explaining what went wrong.
- đ Prateek also restored the âComplete & reset sub-tasksâ option for recurring tasks with sub-tasks.
đ˘ Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing: Web v11037; iOS 26.7.3; Android v12204; Android Wear w12159; Desktop v9.29.1
Original source - Jul 8, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jul 8, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 10, 2026
monday.com now connects your team with any AI tool and agent to deliver greater business impact
Monday.com expands its AI Work Platform with Bring Your Own Agent, agent governance, MCP support, and open APIs, letting teams use monday.com from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Slack, and more while keeping work connected in one shared source of truth.
Work rarely happens in one place anymore. A marketer is brainstorming a campaign in Claude. A developer is coding in Cursor. A project manager is coordinating work in Slack. Meanwhile, the plans, timelines, and collaboration all live in your work platform.
AI has quickly become part of every workflow, but those workflows are still disconnected. Insights get trapped inside chats. Updates have to be copied from one tool to another. When AI is used in silos, context gets lost, handoffs are slow, and it chips away at the value AI is supposed to deliver.
Itâs one of the reasons organizations are still struggling to see meaningful returns from AI. While AI has made individuals more productive, 95% of organizations say they havenât seen meaningful ROI from their AI investments because AI often sits alongside work in disconnected tools rather than in one place.
monday.comâs latest AI Work Platform updates are designed to change that.
With the latest updates you can bring your own agents into monday.com, or access monday.com via external AI tools. Whether youâre collaborating with monday agents, external agents, or working from Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or Slack, your work stays connected through a shared source of truth.
Bring your own agents into monday.com
Many organizations have already invested in AI. Theyâve built research assistants, sales agents, coding agents, and internal AI tools that solve real business problems.
The challenge isnât building them. Itâs making them part of the teamâs everyday work.
Until now, most external agents have lived in separate tools, helping the people who created them while the rest of the team continued working somewhere else. Knowledge stays locked inside LLM conversations, work gets duplicated, and context is lost between systems.
Now you can bring those agents from Claude, OpenAI, Azure AI Foundry, Eleven Labs, Microsoft Copilor Studio, Mistral AI, Cursor, Bedrock, Globster, and more directly into monday.com.
External agents join your workspace alongside monday agents and your teammates, each with their own identity You can mention them in conversations, assign them work, and collaborate with them just as you would with any other teammate. They work directly on your boards according to the permissions youâve defined. Youâll always have full visibility and control, so your people and agent teams can share the same context without compromising security.
Features in this release:
- Bring Your Own Agent
- Agent Governance
Work with monday.com from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, and more
Work doesnât begin and end in one application. Throughout the day, people are constantly switching between tools before work makes its way back into monday.com.
Now with the monday.com MCP connection, you can update boards, assign work, get information, and more without leaving Cursor, Claude, Microsoft Copilot, and ChatGPT.
Imagine youâre building a campaign strategy in Claude and want to pull in data from a previous launch. Instead of opening monday.com, finding the right board, switching back to Claude, and updating your strategy manually, you simply ask Claude to pull the results from your monday board. Now you can quickly get the information you need to make strategic decisions, all without breaking your flow.
Or letâs say youâre discussing a project in Slack and a teammate says they wonât be able to deliver on time. With the new monday.com Slack integration, you can update the project timeline directly from Slack, without switching to monday.com, keeping everyone aligned without breaking your flow.
The latest AI Work Platform updates connect monday agents, external agents, and the AI tools your teams already use through MCP and open APIs. Instead of AI living in separate tools, it can securely access the right context, take action in monday.com, and collaborate alongside your team. The result is AI that doesnât just make individuals more productive, but helps organizations realize greater business value.
Features in this release:
- Work on monday.com from any tool
- Use MCP blocks in workflows
- monday.com Slack connector
Connect your AI ecosystem with MCP
Every organization has a different AI stack. Some teams rely on off-the-shelf AI tools. Others build their own agents and workflows. The AI Work Platform is designed to fit into that ecosystem.
With MCP support and open APIs, developers can securely connect AI tools and agents to monday.com, enabling them to read information, take action, and participate in workflows with the same permissions and context as everyone else.
New MCP workflow blocks make it even easier to build connected automations that span people, agents, and the tools your business already depends on.
For teams who want full control, monday.comâs open APIs let you build headless, custom integrations that go beyond MCP for advanced or bespoke use cases.
Whether youâre extending an existing AI workflow or building something entirely new, monday.com is where everything comes together.
Connected work starts here
AI is already part of the way we work. Now the opportunity is to make it part of the way teams work together.
The latest AI Work Platform updates connect monday agents, external agents, and the AI tools your teams already use into one connected system. By bringing work, context, and collaboration together, organizations can move beyond isolated AI wins and start realizing the true value of AI across the business.
No matter where work happens, it stays connected in monday.com.
Original source - Jul 8, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jul 8, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jul 10, 2026
Manage Automations via Sidekick and MCP from anywhere
Monday.com adds Sidekick and MCP automation management from any agent, with create, read, delete, and disable actions no UI required.
Manage Automations via Sidekick and MCP from anywhere
Create, read, delete, and disable automations from any agent â no UI required.
Original source - Jul 8, 2026
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Connect any 3rd party app with the MCP Block for AI Workflows
Monday.com connects any third-party app with the MCP Block for AI Workflows to run actions through public MCP servers.
Connect any 3rd party app with the MCP Block for AI Workflows
Use the MCP Block for workflows to run actions on any 3rd party app that has a public MCP server.
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