Updated 4 November 2026
Changelog
What changed in opah, newest first.
The demo runs on sample data in your browser. Nothing is saved: reload it to start over.
4 November 2026
- Unarchiving a done project brings it back as Planned, so the sidebar lists it again.
27 October 2026
- Planning carries an issue that wasn’t done on its day over to today, with a red Overdue chip saying which day it was planned for.
26 October 2026
- Planning: the days side by side, each in the color of the company you work for that weekday, with the issues not planned yet beside them. Drag an issue onto a day to plan it.
- A workspace’s or project’s Issues tab opens each connected tracker’s issues beside the board, yours or everyone’s, searchable. Drag one onto a column to add it.
- A project can be canceled, and stays listed apart from the archived ones.
- Today, Planning’s Not planned and the tracker panel fold away to a tab at the edge.
20 October 2026
- Google Calendar invitations show your answer. A declined one is struck through in the calendar and left out of Today.
- Settings › Preferences has a date format: Oct 9, 9 Oct, 9.10., 10/9, 9/10 or 2026-10-09.
19 October 2026
- An MCP server for Claude Code: Claude can read and update your issues, notes and time in opah.
- A workspace’s and project’s Meetings tab lists what’s coming up first, then the meetings held before.
- Archived projects can be deleted for good.
18 October 2026
- Pages for freelancers, developers and time tracking, and comparisons with Toggl, Clockify and Todoist.
15 October 2026
- Renamed to opah, at opah.dev.
- Watch the tour on the front page: a 1:18 video of the demo.
- Projects get their own icon and color, from about a thousand icons.
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