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# 22 | 27.8.2026

  1. Client payouts every two weeks now include the complete 14-day period immediately before the payout date, including weekend work.

# 21 | 11.8.2026

  1. Analytics now includes a calendar for day, week, month, and custom periods. Daily totals, linked records, subscription dates, and future forecasts can be reviewed in one timeline, with actual money kept separate from planned amounts.
  2. Task analytics now gives sorting and completed-task cleanup their own focused actions, so active work is easier to find and finished tasks can be kept out of the way.
  3. WordPress and WooCommerce sites now connect through a branded plugin with one clear code field, a reliable pairing response, and a simple connected status.
  4. Strapi projects can now connect through a native u0life plugin, so headless CMS tasks can be assigned to the website bot and verified in the same project.

# 20 | 9.8.2026

  1. Deferred money and time records now offer the same confirm-or-move-to-tomorrow controls everywhere, and unconfirmed records are automatically moved to the current day at the user's daily rollover.
  2. Cards can now be excluded from analytics without hiding them from the data section; analytics also consistently skips records from excluded categories.
  3. Subscription periods are now ordered from shortest to longest, and subscriptions can repeat every three months.
  4. Client payout forecasts in the calendar now have their own block: today and past totals show only actual money, while future days include the forecast.
  5. Money now follows one format throughout the app: choose your separators in profile settings, paste amounts in familiar formats, and large-denomination currencies are shortened automatically.
  6. Notifications now open linked records directly; notifications without a link open on a regular detail page with a back button.

# 19 | 8.8.2026

  1. Enter the promo code u0lfie once to get one free month of Pro access.

# 18 | 3.8.2026

  1. Application access codes now only unlock the application; they no longer trigger database encryption, and the internal foundation for future biometric unlock is ready.
  2. Action orders tasks, bot reports, notes, money, time, and other records by their full selected date and time in local or server mode; changing a task status no longer moves its date or time.
  3. Opening a bot profile no longer rewrites historical reports or returns completed website tasks to the queue; invalid queued entries are closed safely.
  4. Bot reports now retain the related task, client, and project in their standard links and filters, while existing reports restore these relations wherever possible.
  5. Bot assessments and reports now identify the bot as their author while remaining visible to the task owner.
  6. Website bot tasks no longer finish from an earlier diagnostic result: without a verified final report they receive Failed status and can be retried safely with the AI-call limit provided by the owner's role and tariff.
  7. Robokassa payments now request recurring subscriptions by default when the selected card supports them, while retaining a safe one-time fallback; successful payments show a short, clear thank-you notice without technical details.
  8. Tasks now have a Waiting status for work in progress that currently depends on someone else; waiting tasks stay in the active list and keep their place in the queue.
  9. Task analytics now includes automatic cleanup of completed tasks: after a week, a month, or your own number of days they quietly become inactive, and the feature can be turned off completely.

# 17 | 29.7.2026

  1. Deferred money and time records in Action can now be moved to tomorrow with one quiet secondary button, without confirming them or changing balances.
  2. Text sizes now use 14 px for Small, 16 px for Medium, and 18 px for Large; new accounts start with Medium.
  3. Client sharing now has clear view, edit, and edit-and-delete levels; analytics, nested records, and files follow the selected access.
  4. Analytics now includes a day, week, month, and custom-period calendar with compact daily totals, clickable filtered record counts, category-based day previews with individual records, subscription events, upcoming hourly client payouts, and a future balance forecast.
  5. Client payout schedules now run automatically again, and one shared work start date controls both payout periods and monthly client limits.
  6. Free accounts can view Connects and the built-in u0life bot, while adding connects or custom bots remains available only on plans with Connects; other record forms no longer show assignees.
  7. Action records now appear immediately while attached files upload in the background with progress and a safe retry if an upload fails.
  8. Bot tasks now keep their completed status and final report with spent time, while bot profiles match regular Connects profiles with compact queued and completed task lists.
  9. When a receipt contains several categories, Action suggests splitting its total into separate records while leaving the decision to you.

# 16 | 28.7.2026

  1. AI bots now support OpenAI-compatible providers, automatic model discovery, shared task context, one queue and runner, server dispatch, and safe retries.
  2. Unfinished tasks now move to the new day automatically, while smart scheduling considers priority, work hours, weekends, estimates, and client limits.
  3. Task analytics now combines compact task details, interactive checklists, file attachments, bot conversations and usage, scrollable boards, and project reports.
  4. Action and Data now use a clearer shared chronology, better grouping and descriptions, quick category search, and a default personal client for new tasks.
  5. Game mode now offers Space Strategy and Fantasy Cards as complete self-contained themes with stable shared record cards, balance-driven visuals, and reliable sounds and runtime behavior.
  6. MODX Revolution 0.1.18 and Universal PHP Bridge 0.8 provide clearer connection screens, current downloadable packages, and broader hosting compatibility.
  7. Website and research bots now load connected site context when needed, work without a site for information tasks, use protected temporary workspaces, and return clearer reports.
  8. App startup is now protected against JavaScript bundle errors that could prevent the interface from loading.
  9. Client, project, and note previews now provide direct analytics and related-project links, linked data filters keep their selected client and project visible, and note analytics uses one clear detail page.

# 15 | 27.6.2026

  1. Game modes were consolidated into clearer Space Strategy and Fantasy Cards themes with independent visuals, cards, menus, cursors, sounds, and profile settings.
  2. Task, client, project, money, time, note, card, and subscription records now keep real app data visible while game styling adds artwork, progress, rewards, and feedback.
  3. Action records can add a linked note directly to tasks, money, time, notes, clients, projects, subscriptions, and bot tasks.
  4. Adding a note to a completed bot task can queue the bot to continue the same task after the current run finishes.
  5. Task analytics bot chats now separate bot messages and user records visually, making the work log easier to review.
  6. Game audio now supports background music, modal sounds, task status sounds, success sounds, notifications, level-up events, and delayed completion effects.
  7. Website bot work now uses live component context, refreshed project prompts, shorter follow-up requests, and clearer AI chain logs.

# 14 | 24.6.2026

  1. Files uploaded directly to Files are stored in a dedicated user file area, including Amazon S3 storage when enabled.
  2. File previews, form attachments, edit-window attachments, downloads, ZIP exports, cleanup tools, storage quotas, and file analytics use one shared safe download flow.
  3. iPhone and Android file flows support external browser downloads, fallback uploads, and clearer upload or access errors.
  4. Tariffs now describe Free, Lite, Pro, and Max access levels with analytics, files, AI record recognition, Connects, storage limits, upload limits, and monthly AI bot limits.
  5. Subscriptions support expenses, income, time, and task routines with weekly, monthly, half-year, and yearly schedules.
  6. Deferred subscription records can prepare future money, time, task, or payment actions without changing balances before confirmation.
  7. Gamification progress now uses real tasks, time, money, notes, clients, and projects for maps, counters, XP, achievements, rewards, and activity feedback.
  8. Game modes respect mobile layout, reduced visual clutter, readable controls, and separation from the ordinary light and dark themes.

# 13 | 21.6.2026

  1. u0life bot work was redesigned around queues, estimates, planned time, task statuses, retries, pause/resume controls, completion notices, and owner-friendly reports.
  2. Bot-assigned tasks can start from save, quick updates, API updates, task previews, and scheduled runner checks.

# 12 | 16.6.2026

  1. Public API and integrations were added with API key management, documentation pages, responsive examples, and endpoints for clients, tasks, notes, time, and money.
  2. Integration pages are available in all supported languages and use theme-aware code examples for light and dark modes.
  3. Task analytics now has a detailed task page with linked time, money, files, notes, child tasks, assignees, bot status, latest records, board view, line view, filters, and AI tools.
  4. AI task sorting can distribute work by assignee, workday, weekends, estimates, priority, duplicates, workload, and bot assignment.
  5. Task cards and previews show task IDs, priority, status, assignee, bot state, linked record counts, and direct analytics entry points.
  6. Website projects can generate pairing codes, connect CMS components, check health, download diagnostics, and use MODX or universal PHP bridge packages.
  7. Repository bots can read configured GitHub branches for read-only analysis tasks without requiring the website component.

# 11 | 7.6.2026

  1. The website bot can ask the connected site component to run scripts for analysis, execution, repair, and verification while keeping unfinished work planned.
  2. Bot reports use real spent time, create task notes and time records, follow the user language, and avoid generic follow-up tasks after successful work.
  3. Language fallback was improved so missing translations use English instead of raw keys, and selected language values are preserved safely.
  4. Email delivery now has configurable SMTP, branded account emails, password recovery, unsubscribe links, Reply-To, Return-Path, and plain-text fallback.
  5. Push notifications can be enabled from profile settings, registered automatically on new devices, and cleaned for readable bot notices.
  6. Game mode launched with a 3D daily log for tasks, time, money, and notes, task-completion celebrations, sounds, today counters, and style-specific navigation.
  7. Profile settings can enable gamification and choose Space Strategy or Fantasy Cards without changing ordinary app themes.
  8. Game styles include mobile support, saved animation and contrast preferences, themed select lists, modals, loaders, menus, filters, and action forms.

# 10 | 2.6.2026

  1. Subscriptions became recurring routines that can link to clients, projects, cards, categories, income, expenses, time, and tasks.
  2. Subscription analytics shows expenses, income, time, tasks, paid amounts, remaining amounts, and related subscriptions inside category, client, and project analytics.
  3. Checkout and store verification were improved for Google Play, App Store, Robokassa, native apps, owned subscriptions, cancellations, and restores.
  4. Game maps, saved XP, real client and project progress, weekly rewards, local success popups, balance changes, and removal animations were added.
  5. The public website gained clearer documentation, integration pages, AI agent pages, richer article previews, improved metadata, sitemap output, language links, and llms.txt for search engines and AI crawlers.
  6. Website connection copy became CMS-neutral: generate a code for a Website project, then show CMS, URL, and health only after the component connects.
  7. Analytics gained flexible period filters, work analytics, task analytics, storage analytics, subscription analytics, and clearer charts for time, money, tasks, files, and balances.
  8. Pinned records can be saved from edit windows, synced across devices, opened from any page, and shown in the desktop footer or behind a mobile shortcut.
  9. Connects moved into u0life with invite codes, connected user profiles, view/edit permissions, client scopes, category sharing, and bot profiles.

# 9 | 29.5.2026

  1. First setup now uses friendly feature cards for logs, organization, work, and other sections, with safer defaults for currency, client, card, font size, and enabled features.
  2. Quick Action forms became more compact, mobile-scrollable, and AI-assisted, with add-new dropdown rows for cards, clients, projects, subscriptions, tasks, and categories.
  3. Activity became a clearer daily timeline for money, time, tasks, notes, clients, projects, cards, subscriptions, and created records.
  4. Currency records now support fiat, crypto, and metal types with searchable Select2 lists, type badges, seed data, icons, and safer rate editing.
  5. Content filters now debounce typing and ignore stale responses so older searches cannot overwrite newer results.
  6. AI-assisted entry can detect title, category, card, price, time, date, and related data from a quick text action.
  7. User timezone and first day of week are used by analytics and date-sensitive records.
  8. Money, time, notes, tasks, subscriptions, cards, categories, and action forms received clearer styling, safer saving feedback, and better title generation.

# 8 | 2024-2025

  1. u0life foundations added Work analytics, projects and clients, money, time, notes, tasks, subscriptions, files, avatars, notifications, public users, Google login, statistics filters, hotkeys, and preview/edit flows.
  2. Access, privacy, CRM sharing, data protection, language switching, MySQL 8 preparation, large-screen layout, and server deployment were improved.
  3. Project moves can transfer related notes, money, and time; analytics and previews show clearer balances, time totals, subscription totals, and descriptions.