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Every version of Friday, newest first: what's new, and what changed.

Friday 0.3.0

8 November 2026 · Download

Friday now lives at friday-scheduler.com, asks you less about your day, and gets birthdays and all-day events right.

New

  • Friday's site is friday-scheduler.com: the download, the Terminal install and updates all come from there, and downloads come from servers near you, so they're quicker.

Changed

  • With "Plan it again" on (Settings → Schedule), Friday no longer asks how much you did of work you didn't time: it already knows.
  • A timer stopped in under five minutes doesn't count as work: Friday says it was too short to count and keeps the task to do.
  • A new all-day event, like a birthday, leaves the day free for planning unless you say otherwise.

Fixed

  • Asking the AI to add a list of birthdays puts each one on the right day, whichever AI you use, and doesn't add one you already have.
  • Changing a repeating event from today on keeps its next date: yearly birthdays no longer all moved to today.
  • Deleting a repeating event from one time on removes those times from your calendar too.

Friday 0.2.0

7 November 2026

Friday now updates itself, asking you first and saying what changed.

New

  • When a new version is out, Friday asks the next time it opens, with what's new in it.
  • Update downloads it while you keep working, checks it's the version Friday's site published, and restarts into it.
  • The first time a new version opens, Friday shows what changed.
  • Settings → Updates: the version you have, Check now, and whether an update goes in right away or when you quit.

Friday 0.1.0

6 November 2026

The first version of Friday you can download.

New

  • Plans your week: tasks planned into your free time before they’re due, around your classes, work, meals and sleep, and planned again when things change.
  • Walk through your week: a first run through a pixel-art town that sets Friday up from your answers.
  • One list: everything you have to do by kind, with its time, when it’s planned and when it’s due.
  • Your Mac’s calendars and calendar feeds come in; events you make can go back to your calendar.
  • The Inbox, the review and rules in your own words: Friday asks only what it can’t know.
  • Ask the AI you choose, or none.
  • Everything runs on your Mac: no account, nothing to install besides the app.