What changed in Effort Plan.

Added

• Local-first task inbox and day planner for manual work, imported source work, and calendar meetings.
• Capacity calculation for workday hours, meeting load, planned effort, remaining time, and overload.
• Task allocations so one large source task can be planned across multiple dates.
• Work-done notes on allocations for future timesheet recall.
• Settings pages for integrations, general capacity, and local storage.
• Export/import backup for tasks, allocations, dismissed items, integration metadata, and app settings.

Integrations

• Azure DevOps import supports multiple accounts/projects, work item filters, source status/type, area, iteration, description, acceptance criteria, and effort in hours.
• macOS local Outlook Calendar import uses local Calendar data through EventKit.
• macOS local Outlook Tasks import uses local Reminders/EventKit data where the account supports task sync.

Changed

• Product name and packaging changed from Daily Task Planner to Effort Plan.
• Release artifacts changed to a macOS DMG and a Windows setup installer.
• Outlook setup moved away from consent-dependent Microsoft Graph flows and toward local OS/client data sources.
• Task cards were simplified for faster inbox triage.
• Settings navigation and integration rows were made more compact.

Known limitations

• Current installers are unsigned, and the macOS DMG is not notarized.
• Windows setup may show a SmartScreen warning until code signing is added.
• Outlook Email import is not supported in this release.
• Imports are read-only and do not update source systems.