What shipped, without making you decode commit archaeology.

This is the product-facing release log: pricing changes, security posture changes, Android milestones, and the features that are most likely to affect how you evaluate TapTidy.

Web and Android updates Release-driven, not marketing-driven

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Jun 2 2026

Stable · v2026.06

Pro tier unification and pricing cleanup

Pro Privacy was folded into Pro, which means zero-telemetry defaults became part of the main Pro story rather than an extra branch of pricing logic.

Pro pricing updated to $6 per month or $58 per year
Free tier device limit increased from 1 to 2 devices
E2EE collaboration moved out of beta positioning

May 25 2026

Android · v2026.05.2

Glance widgets, accessibility hardening, and a sharper trust layer

This release made the Android surface feel more native, more configurable, and more serious about accessibility and privacy review.

Five Jetpack Glance widgets with Material You support
Task Passport export and AI privacy audit work
Accessibility fixes across motion, touch targets, and labeling

May 16 2026

Stable · v2026.05

Local productivity stats, household coordination preview, and public API

This was a “scope got real” release: more ambitious analytics, more serious household features, and a cleaner public API story.

Local Productivity Stats page and related analysis endpoints
Household coordination preview for shared task spaces and invites
Public API portal and App Password workflow

Apr 13 2026

Stable · v2026.04

Public-site discoverability overhaul

The current public-site footprint started here: structured data, public pricing, download, and security surfaces, and clearer crawler-facing metadata.

Open Graph, Twitter Card, and canonical metadata upgrades
Launch of pricing, download, and security pages
AI crawler manifest via /llms.txt

How to read this page

Product-facing changes first.

The changelog is intentionally filtered toward the things that change evaluation or everyday usage: pricing, privacy posture, Android parity, sync behavior, and major new workflows.

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That feed remains the best source for APKs, checksums, tags, and the lower-level release record when you need more than the summary view here.

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Prefer shipping history over promises?

The release log is one of the best ways to judge whether TapTidy is moving in the direction you want before you invest real workflow into it.

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