Releases

0.7 is about Mitra reaching further: first steps with AI, your region as well as your language, and the files and the release notes that make it feel finished, with steadier month and year views along the way.

This release gives Mitra calendars of its own, lays your entries out as a table, and gives tasks the constraints they were missing: a due date, an estimate, and the hours you keep free. It also speaks Persian, calendar included.

This release lets entries depend on each other. Link a task to the ones it waits for or the parts it is made of, see the links drawn across the week, and watch the whole chain move when one of them does. The timeline lays open tasks out by when they are due, and the month and year views fold everyday habits into quiet marks.

This release adds a year view, connects Mitra to the calendars most people already have, Google, Apple and Notion, brings people into your events, and makes Mitra at home on a phone.

This release reminds you before things start, puts every action one keystroke away, and lets a household or a team share one Mitra, each person with their own calendars. It is also the first that can learn any language.

This release brings entries that repeat, and lets an entry move from one calendar to another.

Mitra’s first release: a calendar that puts your tasks on the same timeline as your events, synced both ways with the calendars you already keep.