What's new

Version 1.0.7 3 November 2026

The plans screen now lists Google Play among the places to subscribe
In a thing's note, the Return key starts a new line It used to save the thing before you had finished writing. The note now has a frame too, so you can see where to type.

A note for each thing to plan The number to call, what to bring: it stays from one time to the next, and goes with the appointment into your calendar.

“Test the smoke alarms” now comes round every month That's the usual advice: one press on the button is enough. Something you already noted keeps the rhythm you gave it.

The year also shows your holidays and your other events lasting several days Above the things to plan, “Your calendars” shows the events of your calendars that last two days or more: you can see well ahead when you'll be away, so as to plan nothing then. On a phone, they come first in each month.

Categories are now created and arranged from a thing's category menu “New category…” and “Edit categories…” are in that menu, which now also shows the category's name next to its icon. They are no longer in the settings.
In “To plan”, the chosen thing shows “Share…” and “Edit”, as on its card
Add: when something isn't on the list, the button invites you to describe it yourself
More buttons answer the keyboard and the screen reader A day's number in the month, the marks of “The right moment” and the things listed on a contact's card are real buttons: the Tab key reaches them, and a single click opens them. Banners and a few buttons take the system's usual look.
The “Add” button also offers a new event Clicking “Add” still adds something to plan. The small arrow beside it offers both: something to plan or an event.

Suggestions and articles follow your country Tell the app which country you live in, from News or Settings › Profile. Without a country, or if yours doesn't have its own suggestions yet, you see the ones that apply everywhere; France has its own, with appointment waiting times.

Calendar: “Today” is greyed out when today is already on screen Always lit next to the arrows, the “Today” button looked like the name of the period shown. It now lights up only once you have moved away from today, to take you back.

Add: in a short window, everything stays within reach by scrolling When the Prévoilà window is made short, the panel for adding no longer spills out of it: its contents scroll and the buttons always stay in view.
On a small screen, the app fits entirely With “Larger Text” in the Mac's display settings, the window and the settings stay on the screen, and the year's legend wraps without cutting its words.
A thing to plan: its questions fit in a small window When they are taller than the window, they now scroll above the buttons, which stay in view.
News: the articles have been checked, each with a link to its official page The chimney sweeping article gives the current rule: at least once a year, arranged by whoever lives in the home. Tenants now see it too.
News no longer shows the line “Sample articles from the prototype”

No visible changes in the app.

When you drag a thing onto the week, a single bubble says it all Its name, the day and time it will land on, and what that will do, next to its icon. The two bubbles before sometimes overlapped.
The message at the bottom of the screen now only offers “Undo” It goes by quickly, so a button there was easy to miss. “Not done” is on the thing itself, and an appointment left in the calendar is deleted like any other event.
The two icons of “The right moment” explain themselves right beside them Clicking the clock of late things or the double arrow opens a small bubble next to the icon, instead of a message at the bottom of the window.
The “Calendar events” switch leaves the sidebar Choose which calendars are shown in Settings › Calendar, one by one.

A thing done set back to “not done” no longer leaves its trace in the calendar Taken out of the hours or marked “Not done”, it didn't happen: its event goes with it. “Undo” puts it back.