Release Notes

No longer broken

• Leaving DayDash open in a background browser tab for more than a few minutes could make the app stop loading data, with every request failing for a while, even after you came back to the tab. It now keeps its sign-in fresh while the tab is hidden.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

No longer broken

• After updating to 1.6.0, DayDash could fail to start with “Failed to initialize DayDash core” every time it opened. It opens normally again, and the first time it downloads your data again, so dashboards can take a moment to fill in.

New

• The Data Sources page has a Visualizer tab. It draws each data source flowing into its sections, sized by how much data each one holds and colored like its connector, and marks which are still syncing, which stopped because a sync failed, and which came from an uploaded file. Choose a section and then Open to see its records.
• For Apple Health and Health Connect, the Visualizer shows which apps your readings came from.
• Monarch Export (beta): import your Monarch transactions or daily account balances from a CSV export.
• When you add RescueTime, you pick the time zone your RescueTime account uses. RescueTime doesn’t tell DayDash which zone its times are in, so this keeps your hours at the right time of day.

Improvements

• DayDash’s local database moves to a newer version. The first time you open DayDash after this update, it downloads your data again, so dashboards can take a moment to fill in.

No longer broken

• On a chart with a single value, such as a Categorical Bar Chart or Box Plot, you can switch between a count and a currency total, like Total Amount on YNAB or Monarch data. Before, the other choice was greyed out.
• Signing out or switching accounts no longer freezes DayDash.
• Signing out on the web now removes the copy of your data stored in the browser.
• A share keeps updating after you delete something that was in it, accepting the same invite twice no longer fails, and you can take back a share even after your plan has lapsed.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• The Data Sources page has a Visualizer tab. It draws each data source flowing into its sections, sized by how much data each one holds and colored like its connector, and marks which are still syncing, which stopped because a sync failed, and which came from an uploaded file. Choose a section and then Open to see its records.
• For Apple Health and Health Connect, the Visualizer shows which apps your readings came from.
• Monarch Export (beta): import your Monarch transactions or daily account balances from a CSV export.
• When you add RescueTime, you pick the time zone your RescueTime account uses. RescueTime doesn’t tell DayDash which zone its times are in, so this keeps your hours at the right time of day.

Improvements

• DayDash’s local database moves to a newer version. The first time you open DayDash after this update, it downloads your data again, so dashboards can take a moment to fill in.

No longer broken

• On a chart with a single value, such as a Categorical Bar Chart or Box Plot, you can switch between a count and a currency total, like Total Amount on YNAB or Monarch data. Before, the other choice was greyed out.
• Signing out or switching accounts no longer freezes DayDash.
• A share keeps updating after you delete something that was in it, accepting the same invite twice no longer fails, and you can take back a share even after your plan has lapsed.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• The Data Sources page has a Visualizer tab. It draws each data source flowing into its sections, sized by how much data each one holds and colored like its connector, and marks which are still syncing, which stopped because a sync failed, and which came from an uploaded file. Tap a section and then Open to see its records.
• On Android, Health Connect readings now record which app they came from, and the Visualizer shows those apps. It shows the same for Apple Health.
• Monarch Export (beta): import your Monarch transactions or daily account balances from a CSV export.
• When you add RescueTime, you pick the time zone your RescueTime account uses. RescueTime doesn’t tell DayDash which zone its times are in, so this keeps your hours at the right time of day.

Improvements

• DayDash’s local database moves to a newer version. The first time you open DayDash after this update, it downloads your data again, so dashboards can take a moment to fill in.

No longer broken

• On a chart with a single value, such as a Categorical Bar Chart or Box Plot, you can switch between a count and a currency total, like Total Amount on YNAB or Monarch data. Before, the other choice was greyed out.
• Signing out or switching accounts no longer freezes DayDash.
• A share keeps updating after you delete something that was in it, accepting the same invite twice no longer fails, and you can take back a share even after your plan has lapsed.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• The service reports how much data each data source section holds, which the Visualizer draws.
• Monarch Export (beta) imports Monarch transactions or daily account balances from a CSV export.
• RescueTime converts its times with the time zone you pick for it.

No longer broken

• A share keeps updating after its owner deletes something that was in it, accepting the same invite twice no longer fails, and an owner can take back a share after their plan has lapsed.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Sharing. Choose Share on a dashboard or data source you own to create an invite link, and send it to anyone with a DayDash account. A link works for 7 days, and you can copy or revoke it from the same dialog.
• The share dialog lists everyone who has access, and you can remove any of them. Sharing a dashboard also shares all the data behind its charts, not only what they show.
• Opening an invite link shows who is sharing what, with an Accept button. Access opens the next time DayDash is open on one of the owner’s devices, and an Open link takes you straight to it.
• Dashboards and data sources shared with you appear under “Shared with you” on the Dashboards and Data Sources pages, marked with who shared them. They’re read-only.

No longer broken

• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Sharing. Choose Share on a dashboard or data source you own to create an invite link, and send it to anyone with a DayDash account. A link works for 7 days, and you can copy or revoke it from the same dialog.
• The share dialog lists everyone who has access, and you can remove any of them. Sharing a dashboard also shares all the data behind its charts, not only what they show.
• People you share with get access the next time DayDash is open on one of your devices.
• Dashboards and data sources shared with you appear under “Shared with you” on the Dashboards and Data Sources pages, marked with who shared them. They’re read-only.

No longer broken

• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Sharing. Tap Share on a dashboard or data source you own to create an invite link, and send it to anyone with a DayDash account. A link works for 7 days, and you can copy or revoke it from the same screen.
• The share screen lists everyone who has access, and you can remove any of them. Sharing a dashboard also shares all the data behind its charts, not only what they show.
• People you share with get access the next time DayDash is open on one of your devices.
• Dashboards and data sources shared with you appear under “Shared with you” on the Dashboards and Data Sources pages, marked with who shared them. They’re read-only.

No longer broken

• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• The service side of sharing: invite links that last 7 days, accepting them, and syncing the dashboards and data sources others share with you.

No longer broken

• General bug fixes and improvements.

No longer broken

• General bug fixes and improvements.

No longer broken

• General bug fixes and improvements.

No longer broken

• An open dashboard no longer keeps saving itself over and over in the background after you add a second widget.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Experimental: two tools for AI apps connected to DayDash over MCP. One looks for patterns across the data sources you name, and the other tests whether one measure tracks another, and how many days later.

No longer broken

• An open dashboard no longer keeps saving itself over and over in the background after you add a second widget.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• The Linear connector is available to everyone.

Improvements

• The assistant no longer offers guidance on starting, stopping or changing a medication, including cautions like “don’t stop it on your own.”

No longer broken

• Daily weather now follows your location’s calendar day instead of GMT’s, and sunrise and sunset times come through.
• Todoist Karma now records later changes to a day’s points. Before, a day could keep the first value it saw.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Shortcuts. Pin any dashboard, data source or exploration to the top of the menu with the star on its card or row, or with Add to Shortcuts in its menu. Press and hold a shortcut to reorder it, and your shortcuts follow you to your other devices.
• A Dashboards page lists all your dashboards, with a filter and a sort that’s remembered.
• A Data Sources page lists all your data sources with each one’s sync status.

Improvements

• The menu is simpler. Dashboards, Data Sources, Assistant and Explorations are plain links, and the onboarding progress is a single row.
• Sync status reads the same everywhere in the app, with when each data source last synced.
• Connector logos look consistent in both light and dark themes.
• Durations are easier to read, and heart rate variability stays in milliseconds.
• Icons are consistent across the app.

Android

• Health Connect syncs no longer get stuck when a workout includes laps.

No longer broken

• Public dashboards with a combination chart now show the chart’s data.
• Data sources from retired connectors no longer offer a Manual Sync option that can’t do anything.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Shortcuts. Pin any dashboard, data source or exploration to the top of the sidebar with the star on its card or row, or with Add to Shortcuts in its menu. Drag shortcuts to reorder them, and they follow you to your other devices.
• A Dashboards page lists all your dashboards as cards, each with a thumbnail of its layout. You can filter by name and sort, and the sort is remembered.
• A Data Sources page lists all your data sources in one table, with each one’s sync status and when it last synced. Failed syncs sort to the top, and every column sorts.

Improvements

• The sidebar is simpler and tighter. Dashboards, Data Sources, Assistant and Explorations are plain links, and the onboarding progress is a single row.
• A data source’s sync badge now shows its status and when it last synced, with the exact time on hover.
• Sync status reads the same everywhere in the app, and a new data source’s first sync shows up right away.
• Icons are consistent across the app.
• The plan limit badge is easier to read in both light and dark themes.

No longer broken

• Public dashboards with a combination chart now show the chart’s data.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Back and forward buttons at the top of the sidebar, also in the History menu as ⌘[ and ⌘].
• Shortcuts. Pin any dashboard, data source or exploration to the top of the sidebar with the star on its card or row, or with Add to Shortcuts in its menu. Drag shortcuts to reorder them, and they follow you to your other devices.
• A Dashboards page lists all your dashboards as cards, each with a thumbnail of its layout. You can filter by name and sort, and the sort is remembered.
• A Data Sources page lists all your data sources in one table, with each one’s sync status and when it last synced. Failed syncs sort to the top, and every column sorts.

Improvements

• The sidebar is simpler and tighter. Dashboards, Data Sources, Assistant and Explorations are plain links, and the onboarding progress is a single row.
• A data source’s sync badge now shows its status and when it last synced, with the exact time on hover.
• Sync status reads the same everywhere in the app, and a new data source’s first sync shows up right away.
• Icons are consistent across the app.
• The plan limit badge is easier to read in both light and dark themes.

No longer broken

• Public dashboards with a combination chart now show the chart’s data.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Shortcuts are saved to your account and sync across your devices.

Improvements

• The assistant no longer uploads its full tool list with every message, so each turn sends less.

No longer broken

• General bug fixes and improvements.

No longer broken

• Health Connect syncs no longer get stuck on “Syncing now” when a workout includes laps. Laps from runs now sync, and appear as their own Exercise Laps section.
• When one section’s data can’t be saved, that section now shows as failed and the rest of the sync finishes, instead of holding the whole sync open for a day.

Improvements

• Connector logos now look consistent across the sidebar and the data source setup screens, in both light and dark themes.
• Durations are easier to read, and heart rate variability stays in milliseconds instead of being converted to seconds.
• Account connection instructions are easier to read.

No longer broken

• Data sources from retired connectors no longer offer a Manual Sync option that can’t do anything.
• The page for data sources your AI agent creates no longer shows a duplicate icon.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Google Health connector (beta). It brings in activity, workouts, sleep, vitals, body measurements, and nutrition and hydration from Fitbit and Pixel Watch devices, and from apps that write to Google Health. Heart rate is available at the detail you pick, from every reading up to hourly.

Improvements

• Fitbit and CoinGecko are retired. Fitbit is replaced by Google Health. Existing data sources keep their data but no longer sync.
• YNAB is out of beta.
• Public dashboards share less: they no longer include the owner’s account ID or encryption details.

No longer broken

• General bug fixes and improvements.

Improvements

• Connector logos now look consistent across the sidebar and the data source setup screens, in both light and dark themes.
• Durations are easier to read, and heart rate variability stays in milliseconds instead of being converted to seconds.
• Account connection instructions are easier to read.

No longer broken

• Data sources from retired connectors no longer offer a Manual Sync option that can’t do anything.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

Improvements

• The “Published with DayDash” link on public dashboards now stays visible while you scroll.

No longer broken

• The agent-only connector page no longer shows a duplicate icon.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

No longer broken

• Fixed a rare timing issue where syncing a multi-section data source (Fitbit, Withings, Oura, YNAB, Todoist) could invalidate a valid connection, requiring you to reconnect it.

No longer broken

• Readwise Reader: a failed or interrupted sync no longer erases your existing data.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Number fields can show their own unit label, such as pages or reps.

Improvements

• Single-value widgets size their number to fit the tile.
• The assistant asks for approval only when a tool reads your data.

iOS

• Battery tracking now records whether your iPhone is charging.

No longer broken

• Fixes for reconnecting data sources, date fields and column settings.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Number fields can show their own unit label, such as pages or reps.
• Adding an MCP data source shows how to have your AI agent create it, with a Set up MCP button to connect the agent.

Improvements

• Single-value widgets size their number to fit the tile.
• The assistant asks for approval only when a tool reads your data.
• The iPhone app link now opens the App Store instead of TestFlight.

No longer broken

• Fixes for reconnecting data sources, date fields and column settings.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• MyFitnessPal: import the export from MyFitnessPal Premium, with your meals, exercise and check-ins.
• MCP: an AI agent connected to the DayDash desktop app can create a data source and upload its rows as JSON or CSV.

Improvements

• YNAB syncs fetch only what changed since the last sync.

No longer broken

• Fixes for reconnecting data sources.
• General bug fixes and improvements.

New

• Number fields can show their own unit label, such as pages or reps.
• Adding an MCP data source shows how to have your AI agent create it for you.

Improvements

• Single-value widgets size their number to fit the tile.
• The assistant asks for approval only when a tool reads your data.
• The iPhone app link now opens the App Store instead of TestFlight.

No longer broken

• Fixes for reconnecting data sources, date fields and column settings.
• General bug fixes and improvements.