A set of smaller changes across tasks, habits, notes and the sidebar.

• Dates and times in a task's name. Type "Call Ana tomorrow 3pm-5pm" and it saves as "Call Ana", due tomorrow, from 3pm to 5pm. The words Heym read as a date stay highlighted while you type, and clicking one deletes those words and the date with them.
• Length without a start time. How long a task takes and when it starts are set separately, so a task can be 45 minutes long with no time of day on it, and clearing one leaves the other in place.
• Time zones. A time typed into a task moves with you unless you set a time zone on it. Set one to Berlin and Heym shows it on your own clock, marks it overdue at the Berlin time, and files it under Morning, Afternoon or Evening in Today to match. A block drawn straight onto the calendar keeps the zone you drew it in.
• Grouped by life area. Goals, Habits and Notes now open grouped by life area. If you have already chosen a different grouping on one of those pages, Heym keeps it.
• Markdown paste. Paste plain markdown into a note, a task description or a project's Overview and it keeps its formatting: three levels of heading, bulleted and numbered lists, checkboxes, quotes, code blocks, dividers and links.
• A daily limit for habits. A habit you tick off a set number of times per week, month or year can also limit how many of those ticks count in one day, so "6× per week" with a limit of one needs six different days.
• Collapsed sidebar sections. My Life, Favourites and Shared stay collapsed or open the way you left them, every time you open Heym and on any computer you sign in to.
• Underline. Underline joins bold, italic and strikethrough in the formatting toolbar, with ⌘ U as its shortcut, and underlined text is still underlined when you reopen the note.
• Pixel art covers. Choose a cover for a life area and the Gallery now has a Pixel art section: twelve illustrated landscapes, one for every life area colour.