Changelog

Beta v0.1.9 — August 2026

Dashboard charts, full history, and a tidier layout.

newCharts on your project dashboard: a progress-over-time line against the pace you need to hit your goal, plus a bar chart of your recent daily writing.
newBrowse your full day-by-day history, not just the last stretch — handy after importing past word counts.
changedRearranged the project dashboard so charts take the main area, with your milestones and quick stats alongside.

Import your past writing history.

newImport your writing history. Paste word counts from a spreadsheet or another tracker and SteadyInk adds them to your project — so your past progress shows up alongside what it tracks going forward.

Milestones and rewards.

newMilestones and rewards. Set your own word-count milestones on a project, promise yourself a reward, and SteadyInk celebrates the moment you hit it.
newA Milestones page showing every milestone across your projects, with progress and how far you have to go.

A sidebar, an all-projects dashboard, and a dedicated Settings page.

newA new sidebar to move between your dashboard, projects, and settings. On phones it tucks into a menu.
newA dashboard that shows every project's progress at a glance.
changedAccount settings, including deleting your account, now live in their own Settings page instead of inside a project.

Dark mode.

newDark mode. Switch between light and dark from the header, and SteadyInk remembers your choice.

Fairer pace maths and a heads-up when a check can't reach your document.

changedYour pace and acceleration no longer count days SteadyInk couldn't check. Only the days it actually measured are included, though rest days you take still count.
newIf a daily check fails to reach your document, your dashboard now tells you, so you can reconnect instead of quietly missing days.
changedThe connection panel now shows which document you're tracking and when you connected it.

Delete your account and all your data whenever you want.

newYou can now permanently delete your account and all your data from Settings. This removes every project and all your history, disconnects your manuscript, and can't be undone.

Rollup fixes, clearer adjusted days, and a couple of dashboard additions.

fixedIn your history view, nested Parts now show their combined total instead of 0. If you group chapters inside a "Part" tab, the Part's row now adds up everything inside it.
changedWhen you adjust a day, its chapter breakdown no longer shows the per-chapter changes that the adjustment replaced, so the numbers don't contradict each other. The chapter totals still show where your manuscript stands.
newYour dashboard now shows how many days are left until your target date, alongside the pace you'd need to reach it.
changedTimezones now display in plain language (like "Eastern Time") instead of technical names.

The first public beta of SteadyInk.

newConnect a Google Doc and track your manuscript automatically — no manual daily entry.
newA dashboard of what actually matters: total progress, required pace vs. your 7-day average, writing streak, day-quality mix, personal-record pace, acceleration, and per-chapter progress.
newChapters come from your document's tabs, with nested tabs rolled up into Parts.
newWord-level daily tracking that tells added from removed, so revising days show as churn (“+300 / −1,100”) instead of losses — and count toward your streak.
newOff days and revision days are treated as normal parts of writing, never as failures.
newPaste-aware: highlight pasted research in magenta and it's counted toward your total but not your daily writing — SteadyInk never edits your document.
newAdjust any day that looks wrong (moved text, forgotten highlight, or set it manually) without changing your underlying counts.
newSync on demand, or let the nightly count run in your own timezone.