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Two key new features: weekend colors, to help you manage and view your day-by-day project timelines, and the ability to visually connect images to the events they’re attached to. You’ll also find some bug fixes and smaller changes; check out the full 3.4 changelog for details!
I released version 3.3.2 yesterday evening. People with large timelines might notice a visibly smoother and faster experience; people exporting CSVs to open in Excel won’t run into messed-up characters if they use Excel’s default settings; and there are a couple more small updates.
Version 3.3.1 is out. This is a small update, focused on the CSV export dialog. It now preserves your settings from one export to the next, and it fixes a bug that could sometimes cause incorrect or empty columns in the output CSV.
And now, version 3.3!
The focus of 3.3 is on maintaining large, consistent timelines. You can now duplicate a section, including all subsections, events, and styling, and you can now more efficiently duplicate events with Option+Drag (even multi-select).
This also picks up a few bugfixes, including a recent problem reading description text in Dark Mode.
You can now force all events in a section to use common colors, making it simple to create colorful, consistent timelines. TimeStory now also supports document autosaving, so you never lose your changes, and so you can view document history with macOS’s standard revision browser, and more tightly supports iCloud documents. This also contains a good batch of important bugfixes.
As always, go to the release notes for full details!
3.1.1 fixes a couple of small font-related bugs, and some stale Help content, that had made it into 3.1. Details here.
Version 3.1 is out! My favorite part of this release is a total redesign of the Welcome Window, bringing in full previews of all recents, templates, and examples. It feels more like a launchpad for work.
3.1 also adds Icon Packs. These are single files which you can download and install into TimeStory to add a whole collection if point event icons at once. There are already three packs available, based on open-source Web icons, and there will be more in the future.
Of course, there’s a good batch of smaller enhancements and bug fixes in there too. As always, there’s a detailed list on the release notes page.
TimeStory is now also on Mastodon, at https://indieapps.space/@timestory! I’ll be posting news and updates there, as well as here. If you’re on Mastodon, give it a follow!
Released version 3.0.1 last night. This adds a single fix to version 3.0, for a crashing bug found after release; sorry for the mistake!
