Small steps, release by release.

• Still for Windows is rewritten in Rust. Everything looks and works the same, and your preferences, alerts, to-dos, Something new entries, alarm sounds and history carry over untouched. A session that is running while you update keeps going.
• Much smaller: the installer is about 5 MB instead of 140 MB, and Still takes about 10 MB on disk instead of 320 MB.
• Lighter in the tray: a minute and a half after you close the window, Still runs in about 3 MB of memory instead of about 170 MB. Alarms, sessions and protection keep working, and Still opens again in about half a second.
• Finding your installed apps takes about 2 seconds instead of 10 to 30.
• Still now uses the WebView2 runtime that comes with Windows 10 and 11, instead of bringing its own browser engine.

• New Something new page on Windows. It asks one question: what new thing will you do today? Plan it, or log something you already did, on today or any other day. Nothing starts a focus session or blocks anything.
• A calendar marks every day with something new on it, and Your progress shows the same calendar and list, so a change in one shows in the other. Your entries are saved with your preferences, and older preference files load unchanged.
• Add your own alarm sounds on Windows: drop audio or video files into the AlertSounds folder and they appear in the alarm sound list. A button in the alarm editor opens the folder.
• On the Android preview, switching pages no longer plays the system slide, so pages change straight away.

• Where your attention went now counts a task once however you type it. “Clean school equipment” and “Clean School Equipment” share one row, one colour and one total, shown with your latest spelling.
• Colours you’ve already picked stay put, and your saved history isn’t changed. This works the same on Windows and Android.

• The easier-to-read font in Settings → Made to fit you is now Atkinson Hyperlegible, a typeface the Braille Institute designed so letters and numbers like I, l and 1 or O and 0 are easy to tell apart.
• It comes with Still on both Windows and Android, so it looks the same everywhere. Before, Windows used Verdana and Android used the phone’s own font.

• The Android preview has a Settings page, behind the sliders button at the top right of every page, with the same Made to fit you options as Windows: text size up to 175%, high contrast (in light and dark), an easier-to-read font, stronger focus outlines, a gentler pace and a reset. Alarm screens follow them too.
• On Android, an alarm missed while the phone was off now rings as a late reminder instead of being skipped, like on Windows.
• Android also gets Reminders count as focus: press Let’s focus on a reminder-only alarm to add the rest of its focus window to Your progress.
• Fixed on Windows and Android: saving a new alert, or switching a paused one back on, no longer rings a window that already ended today as a late reminder. It starts from the next one.

• Every website in the Still · Website focus settings page now shows its logo, like in Still.
• Hovering the extension no longer says “reconnect Windows protection” when Still is connected. It tells you to turn on Allow in Incognito (or InPrivate) when private windows aren’t covered.
• If Still for Windows doesn’t recognise the copy of the extension you’re using, the extension now says so and how to fix it, instead of saying Still isn’t responding.
• Still’s own copy of the extension now always reloads after Still updates, so it never keeps running older code.

• The Still · Website focus extension has a redesigned settings page (click its toolbar icon) that looks and feels like Still for Windows.
• Toggle switches instead of tick boxes, quick session lengths from 15 minutes to 4 hours, and the same dark bedtime bar as Time limits.
• Block screens are chosen from the same tiles as in Still, with a live preview beside them, and a simple Choose file row for your own image.
• The extension now says clearly what it does: it blocks websites on its own, and for more control (blocking apps, scheduled sessions and sessions you can’t end early) we recommend using it together with Still for Windows.

• The Still · Website focus extension works on its own, and with Still for Windows it gains app blocking and sessions you can’t end early.
• When you use both, they work together instead of getting in each other’s way: a website stays on hold while either one holds it, the stricter daily limit wins, and neither can end the other’s session.
• In high contrast mode, the “Can’t use the store? Load it from this PC instead” dropdown in Settings is now full black like the rest of the text.

• New Made to fit you section at the bottom of Settings with accessibility options.
• Text size menu from 100% to 175%. It scales everything, not just the words, and the layout rearranges itself to fit smaller windows.
• High contrast mode with black text on white, strong borders and clear on/off switches.
• An easier-to-read font (Verdana), stronger keyboard focus outlines, and a reset button. Reduce motion (A gentler pace) now lives here too.
• Alarm screens follow your text size, contrast, font and focus choices.
• The website block screen choices now wrap in narrow windows instead of running off the edge.
• The browser extension, Still · Website focus, is on the Chrome Web Store. It works on its own with its own website list, sessions, daily limits and bedtime, or as Still’s companion. Settings → Set up browser companion now opens the store page, with loading it from your PC kept in a dropdown below. If the extension isn’t added in Chrome or Edge yet, the button gently pulses until it is.
• New Alarms after you quit setting keeps alerts ringing after you quit Still from the tray. Alarms missed while the PC slept ring when it wakes, labelled as late.
• Pressing Let’s focus on a reminder-only alarm can add its focus window to Your progress, once you switch on Reminders count as focus in Settings.

• Settings and A little guidance no longer get cut off at the bottom of the sidebar in shorter windows.
• On smaller screens the sidebar makes room by hiding its note and picture and tightening its spacing, and it can scroll if it still doesn't fit.

• The minimise, maximise and close buttons at the top of the window now sit exactly in the middle of their buttons.
• The close button on alarm screens and the installer window buttons are centred too.

• The Android preview can now move to-dos: drag a line's ⌃⌄ handle up or down. It lifts, the other lines glide out of its way, and it settles back when you let go, just like on Windows.
• No changes to the Windows app.

• Moving a to-do now feels smoother: the line you're dragging lifts and grows a little, the other lines glide out of its way, and it settles back to its normal size when you let go.
• Moving a line with the arrow keys glides too.

• The Android preview now shows its real version in App info, and each new preview installs over the last one as an update.
• No changes to the Windows app.

• An early preview of Still for Android (Android 11 or newer) is now included with each release, for testing. It isn't a finished release yet.
• No changes to the Windows app.

• Hold a line in your to-do list (or right-click it) to select lines. Pick a few, or use Select all, then delete them together. Undo delete puts them back.
• While selecting, drag the ⌃⌄ handle to move a line up or down the list, or focus it and use the arrow keys.

• Works with more Windows setups: folders and account names with accents, apostrophes, %, & or brackets, and redirected folders.
• Setup checks that your PC meets the requirements (Windows version and updates, .NET, PowerShell) before installing, and explains what to fix if it doesn't.
• The app and Setup windows fit on small screens and at high display scaling.
• Uninstalling is safer: it only ever removes Still's own folder.
• Clearer messages on non-English Windows, and a helpful message if Still can't start.

• The browser companion now refreshes itself automatically after updates: Still updates its files when it starts, and the companion reloads within a minute. Blocking rules stay in place.

The first release with an installer.

• Still Setup: install, update and uninstall for your Windows account, with no administrator approval needed.
• Alerts: scheduled reminders with full-attention, focus-card and quiet styles, custom media and optional blocking.
• Website blocking for Chrome and Edge with calm block screens, custom screens and redirects.
• Time limits: daily website allowances with a bedtime switch.
• To-do list, progress charts, session calendar and history export.