Changelog
Everything new in Planim Time
Every release of the native desktop time tracker for Jira — new features, refinements, and fixes, newest first.
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v0.5.3 Fixed- The window no longer comes up hidden behind other windows after switching the input language in another app (Windows).
- Tray icon click opens the window on macOS 27.
- A single tray icon click opens the window on Linux; the menu stays on right click.
- Modals, calendar header and tooltips are readable on Linux.
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v0.5.2 Added- Timer controls in Work Logs — play on every saved row, pause/resume and stop on the “In Progress” row.
- Sort tasks by “Last worked on”, with the task the timer is on at the top.
- Hover details on Work Logs issue keys — the task list under the timeline shows the same tooltip as the timeline bars, with total time, share and entry count.
Changed- Work Logs task list shows every task of the day — the block stays three rows tall and scrolls; shares are now of the whole day, not the top three.
- The push button in Work Logs rows uses an upload icon instead of a right arrow.
- Pushed rows in Work Logs show a plain green check instead of a filled square.
- Task row actions regrouped — play is the main button; pin and manual log sit in a small column beside it, leaving more room for the title.
Fixed- Pause, Stop and Start no longer ignore a click while the app is refreshing in the background.
- Timer buttons no longer lose a click on their outer edge.
- Starting a timer on another task no longer makes the timer panel collapse and pop back.
- Work Logs comment field stays visible on hover; in pushed rows it is shown and opens the editor on click.
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v0.5.1 Changed- Auto-push pending is on by default with a 48 h delay (was off; 24 h when enabled). Anyone who has already touched the toggle keeps their choice.
- macOS asks for notification permission properly — the app now uses Apple’s modern notification API and requests access with the standard system dialog on first launch, so reminders can’t end up silently disabled without you ever being asked. Existing installs keep their current permission setting.
Fixed- Time-period and segment switchers across the app (Settings intervals, Team Statistics range presets and grouping, the recent-work Day/Week toggle) highlight the active option in solid accent — the previous subtle highlight was hard to read on the dark theme.
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v0.5.0 Added- Auto-push pending worklogs (Pro) — pushes worklogs left unsynced for a set time (6 h – 72 h, default 24 h), counted from the last edit, so editing a worklog restarts its countdown. Failed pushes retry a period later. Optional notification, on by default.
- Working hours (Pro) — set your work schedule (hours and days) and get reminded when nothing is being tracked during it (every 15 m – 1 h, quiet once your daily target is met), when you reach your daily target, and when the day ends under target.
Changed- Calendar syncs itself — worklogs are pulled from Jira when the calendar opens and whenever you change the period; the sync button stays for an on-demand refresh. A whole week or month is now one Jira sync instead of one per day, and a sync no longer undoes a worklog you edited or pushed while it was running.
- Settings automation cards use sentence-case row labels instead of uppercase.
- Suggested durations now come from your activity — the span of your traces within a work session, with a confidence level — instead of stretching to fill the daily target. They never cross midnight or run into the future, and the gap to your daily target shows in the capacity bar instead of being absorbed into the last suggestion.
- Bulk status changes no longer invent time — tickets moved in one sweep become candidates awaiting a duration instead of each getting a proposed span. A swept ticket that also has real activity that day keeps a single card.
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v0.4.0 Added- Sign in with Atlassian — connect Jira via OAuth in one click, no API token required. Token-based auth is still available under “Use API token instead”.
- Idle detection (Pro) — step away with the timer running, or let the laptop sleep overnight, and the app asks what to do with that time: keep it, subtract it and keep working (the work before the break stays as its own worklog, with an honest gap), or stop the timer at the moment you left. The dialog floats above other windows until you decide. Threshold 5 min – 1 h (default 15 min), macOS & Windows.
Changed- Redesigned the Jira connection card in Settings: pick Atlassian account or API token, cleaner forms, a compact connected-account view.
- Much lower background CPU usage, especially on Windows — the timer now ticks in the native backend, so the app can truly sleep while hidden.
- Animations are disabled when the OS “reduce motion” setting is on.
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v0.3.0 Added- Recent Work suggestions — a new sidebar that proposes worklogs from your recent Jira activity (issues you were assigned, commented on, created, or changed). Suggestions preview on the calendar as draggable, resizable “ghost” blocks that stay in sync with the sidebar, in both Day and Week views, with date picking and week navigation.
- Bulk worklog fill — add or fill all suggested worklogs at once, with a daily capacity bar, day-scoped budgets, and automatic overlap resolution.
- In-app release notes — “What’s new” is surfaced from the update banner and the About card, sourced from this changelog.
- Multiple named JQL filters — save, name, and switch between several Jira filters.
- Task sorting by created and updated time, plus a clear button in task search.
- 14-day Pro trial without sign-in.
Changed- Bulk worklog creation runs in Rust, so closing the window no longer aborts it.
Fixed- Autostart entries are gated to the correct platform (macOS/Linux).
- Jira
/browselinks resolve correctly on gateway base URLs.