Relay 1.0.7

Relay 1.0.6

Google Tasks is now fully approved by Google — connecting is clean and simple.

Improvements

• Connecting Google Tasks no longer shows a warning. Relay's Google sign-in has passed Google's verification review, so connecting Google Tasks now uses Google's normal consent screen — no more "Google hasn't verified this app" step to click through. Your connection also stays signed in for the long term instead of needing to be re-approved periodically. The old "Beta" note on the Google Tasks card is gone to match.

Relay 1.0.5

One targeted fix.

Fixes

• Downloading a note's cloud copy now works on workplace networks. On corporate networks that inspect secure traffic, "Download from cloud" in the note view could fail with a certificate error ("unable to get local issuer certificate"). Cloud-note downloads now use the Mac's own trusted-certificate store and proxy settings — the same fix task-app pushing got in 1.0.3, applied to the last remaining connection.

Relay 1.0.4

Auto-sync on your schedule — plus a rounder set of polish on 1.0.3.

New

• Active hours. Relay now runs its Auto schedules within a set window — no pointless overnight checks. Out of the box that's Monday to Friday, 8:00–17:30; pick different days or times to suit (evenings, weekends, an overnight window — all fine). Outside the window the sidebar shows when scheduling resumes, it catches up the moment your window opens, and manual Sync or Push always work, any time.
• Leave a review from Feedback. The Feedback form now has a "Leave a review" link — same place the occasional in-app prompt points to, for whenever the mood strikes.

Changes

• Asana connects with one click. The Asana card now offers just "Connect with Asana" — approve in your browser, paste the short code, done. (The token-based option is retired; anyone connected either way stays connected.)

Fixes

• The first-launch hairline. On some Macs (macOS 15), the very first launch could draw a faint straight line just outside the window's rounded corners until the window was resized. The window's shadow now settles itself right after launch.

Relay 1.0.3

Relay now pushes to Asana — its sixth task app — and plays much better on workplace networks.

New

• Asana support. Connect with one click ("Connect with Asana" — approve in your browser, paste the short code Asana shows you) or with a Personal Access Token (the card walks you through it). Your Supernote lists become sections in your My Tasks, private to you, in the same order as your lists — with your Inbox landing in "Recently assigned". Prefer a project? Flip the mapping and each list becomes a section inside a project you choose or create. Due dates and completed tasks carry over, and each task's description carries a reference to the note's saved PDF.
• Attach notes as PDFs (Asana). An opt-in switch uploads the handwritten note's PDF straight onto the pushed task — the note opens right there in Asana, on any device. Off by default; your notes stay on your Mac until you turn it on. Edit a note on your Supernote and push again, and earlier tasks' attached copies refresh too.
• Politer pushing. If a task app ever asks Relay to slow down mid-push, Relay now waits and retries instead of dropping the task.

Fixes

• Pushing now works on workplace networks. On corporate networks that inspect secure traffic, connecting or pushing to task apps could fail with a certificate error ("unable to get local issuer certificate"). Relay now uses the Mac's own trusted-certificate store and proxy settings for all task-app connections — the same fix licensing got in 0.3.10, applied everywhere.
• The faint thin line that could appear just outside the window's black frame after resizing or minimising is gone.
• If you're on Manage task apps in Settings and hop out to a browser mid-setup (fetching a token, say), Relay no longer closes Settings behind you — you come back exactly where you were.

Relay 1.0.1

Notes

• A tidier installer. The download window now carries Relay's own branding and a clearer "drag onto Applications" layout, with a larger app icon — so installing Relay looks the part from the first double-click. (You'll only see this on a fresh download; updates apply quietly in the background.)

Relay 1.0 — out of beta

This is the first production release of Relay.

Notes

• A cleaner "Cloud copy" marker. When you're viewing a note downloaded from the Supernote cloud, the little "Cloud copy" tag now floats quietly in the bottom-left of the note — out of the toolbar — and you can dismiss it. It stays gone until the next time you download a note from the cloud.
• It clears the moment you update. Reconnect over Browse & Access and refresh, and the "Cloud copy" marker disappears straight away — no need to close and reopen the note.
• Move the window from the note. You can now grab the note's title bar to drag the window, just like the main window — with the same hand cursor. The note itself only shows the grab cursor when it's zoomed in and there's actually something to pan.