What's new

1. October 3, 2026

   Time tracking, rates, budgets, reports and invoices

   • Timers on every item, from the item drawer or the board's Time tracking column. One running timer per person, shown in the top bar on every page and across tabs.
   • Manual time entries by duration (1h 30m, 90m, 1.5h, 2:30) or start and end, with a note and a billable flag. Overlaps are flagged, not blocked. The item drawer shows time against the estimate.
   • Timesheets: one person's week by item and day, with totals and the billable split. Owners and admins can open anyone's week.
   • Rates per workspace, board, person or person on a board, with start dates, plus optional cost rates. Money is kept in whole cents and each entry is priced on its own, so totals always add up.
   • Board budgets in hours or money, total or monthly, with a retainer option, burn and a monthly projection. Owners get an in-app alert at the threshold (80% by default) and at 100%, once per period.
   • Time reports by person, board, item, week or client, with amount, cost, profit and margin for owners and admins, and CSV downloads.
   • Client invoices from billable time: lines by item or person, tax and notes, draft, issue (locks the time on it) and void (unlocks it). Print-ready page to save as PDF.
   • REST API endpoints and MCP tools for time entries and timers.
2. October 2, 2026

   Client portal and approvals

   • Client portal: a branded page per client at /c/<link-name>, with logo, colour and welcome text. Clients sign in with a one-time email link. They see status, dates, fields, files and team updates for the boards and groups you choose, comment, and send requests that become items. Contacts are free and unlimited on every plan.
   • Owners and admins manage portals and contacts from the new Clients page, preview the portal as any contact, and deactivate contacts. Internal updates never appear in a portal.
   • Approvals on items: step by step or everyone at once, any or all rules per step, team members and outside reviewers. Outside reviewers approve or request changes from an emailed link without an account; the IP address and user agent of each outside decision are recorded.
   • Requesting changes never completes the item. A new version resets decisions and supersedes older links. Approvals show as a badge on board rows and inside the client portal.
   • New automation trigger: When an approval is decided, on any outcome or only approved or changes requested.
   • When a page cannot load, the app now says so and offers a retry instead of showing an empty workspace.
3. October 1, 2026

   Quieter notifications, internal updates, recurring and subitem upgrades

   • Notification settings per type: in the app or not, and email immediately, in the daily digest or off. By default only mentions, assignments and replies email immediately; everything else goes to a new Activity on your items section of the digest. You are never notified about your own changes, and automation notices never email immediately.
   • Internal updates: a lock in the update box makes an update team-only. Guests never see it in the app, the API, MCP, emails or the digest; webhooks and Slack get the event without its text.
   • Recurring items: skip weekends, skip this occurrence, pause and resume, and This one only or This and future when moving a due date. Subitems repeat with their parent. A new Recurring page lists every repeating item with pause, resume and stop.
   • Subitems on the Calendar and Gantt views, in Workload, and optionally in dashboard widgets. Subitem defaults per board: copy people, due date or priority from the parent. Calendar and Gantt now respect the board filter.
4. September 29, 2026

   My Work, dashboards, docs, integrations, sprints and more

   • My Work: the page after sign-in, with Assigned to me, Following, Created by me and Inbox tabs; sections for Overdue, Today, Tomorrow, This week, Later and No date; group by date, board or status; inline status, due date and done changes; board filter; show completed toggle.
   • Workspace dashboards: several per workspace, edit mode with drag-to-reorder, seven widget types (number, bars, donut, list, progress, people, 8-week created-versus-shipped timeline), sizes small to large, filters by boards, status, priority, people, due window and created-within, grouping by status, priority, board, person, group or due week.
   • Recurring items: daily, weekly on chosen weekdays, monthly on a day or the last day, yearly, every N; repeat on completion or on schedule; optional end date. The next occurrence copies fields, assignees and followers and resets the checklist.
   • Checklists inside items with a progress bar, keyboard add and delete, and a badge on rows and cards.
   • CSV import: upload or paste, delimiter detection, map columns to name, group, status, priority, due, start, person or existing columns, or create new columns; creates missing groups and dropdown options; matches people by name or email; up to 5,000 rows. Also from the new-board template picker.
   • Item templates per board: save any item as a template with its fields and subitems, new from template, a default template for + Add item, up to 30 per board.
   • Docs: rich-text pages in the sidebar, in folders or attached to a board, with headings, lists, checklists, quotes, code blocks and links. Autosave, read-only for viewers, searchable.
   • Daily digest email at 12:00 UTC: overdue, due today, due tomorrow, newly assigned and unread mentions. Per-person toggle under Profile, Notifications.
   • Goals: owner, due date, manual progress or progress computed from items shipped across chosen boards with optional status, priority and people filters. Active, Done, Dropped.
   • Public read-only board links: table or kanban, optional people, reset link, not indexed by search engines.
   • Integrations: outbound webhooks signed with HMAC-SHA256 (X-TallyWeek-Signature), Slack incoming-webhook messages, seven events, per-board scoping, test event and a delivery log. Personal iCal calendar feed for Google, Apple and Outlook. Email to board.
   • Estimates (2h, 1.5d), sprints per board or workspace-wide with goal, dates, progress by items and hours, burndown and carry-over on close, a Sprint filter on boards, and a Workload grid of people by week against their working hours, in items or hours.
5. September 24, 2026

   TallyWeek launches with self-serve signup and plans

   • New name and mark. The product formerly used internally as Junctra is now TallyWeek.
   • Sign up with email or Google. Every new account starts with its own Free workspace.
   • Free plan for up to 3 members; Pro adds unlimited members, guests, private boards, the permissions matrix and API keys.
   • Public site with features, templates, docs, pricing and legal pages.
6. September 18, 2026

   Public REST API and MCP server

   • Workspace API keys with scopes, created from Workspace home. Keys act as one member and are stored hashed.
   • REST API v1 covering workspace, folders, boards, groups, columns, items, updates, activity and members.
   • MCP server over Streamable HTTP with about 37 tools, for Claude, ChatGPT, Claude Code and Cursor.
   • Automations: fixed rules disappearing when two tabs saved settings; automation effects now show live.
7. August 2026

   Automations, board roles and realtime

   • Item-created trigger can target one group.
   • Board-level roles: owner, editor, contributor, viewer; board discussion thread.
   • Mentions and notifications respect board access.
   • Realtime collaboration on boards; seen-by on updates.
8. June and July 2026

   Column engine, views and forms

   • Custom columns: text, number, date, checkbox, dropdown, phone, long text, timeline, link, files, email, rating, progress, tags, time tracking, country, connect boards, dependency, mirror.
   • Calendar, Gantt, Dashboard and Form views.
   • Public forms that create items; board short ids in URLs.
   • Reminders by email for items due today; password reset by email.

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