Applicable version: 3.6.1
This release continues to refine the Tasks page and the global status bar. Tasks now include a “Task View” setting that can filter the list to Today, Next 24 Hours, Incomplete, or All Tasks. A new “Time Display” setting determines whether the time at the top of the Tasks page is always shown, shown only around reminders, or hidden. A completion sound now provides clearer feedback when a task is checked off manually or completed while a reminder is being handled.
The task-list UI has also been substantially revised. The selected task expands into a clearer focus view. Different icons distinguish daily, weekly, monthly, yearly, and custom recurrences, while the time/date information on the right is more compact. Overdue incomplete tasks now use a box overlaid with an X, making them easier to distinguish from completed tasks with check marks. Task sorting, selection retention after completion, footer prompts, and the default paging experience have also been improved.
Pages with upper-right status icons now use the same four-slot status bar as the Tasks page. Update, mute, Wi-Fi, and battery icons use consistent display and refresh behavior. The date and weekday format on the Memo, Chat, Clock, and other pages is now consistently “MM/DD Day,” providing more uniform information at the top of each page.
“Task View” controls which items appear in the current task list. “Today's Tasks” shows only tasks dated today. “Next 24 Hours” shows tasks from the current time through the next 24 hours. “Incomplete” shows only tasks that have not been completed. “All Tasks” restores the complete list.
This setting directly affects both the list on the Tasks page and the task summary on the Clock page. The page refreshes immediately after the setting changes, making it easy to focus on different situations: use “Today's Tasks” for daily execution, “Next 24 Hours” to review upcoming items, and “Incomplete” to work through a backlog.
“Time Display” controls the time area at the upper left of the Tasks page. “Show Time” is the default and displays the current time continuously. “Show Around Reminders” shows the time only shortly before, during, and shortly after a task reminder. “Hide” replaces the time with the word “Tasks.”
With “Show Around Reminders,” the time appears about 5 minutes before a reminder, while the reminder is active, and during related retry stages. At other times, the header contains less changing information and creates fewer visual distractions.
When a user checks off a task manually on the Tasks page or confirms it as complete after a reminder appears, the device plays a short sound. This sound confirms only that the current completion action took effect; it does not change the task's existing synchronization, TTS, or recurrence rules.
When the task list has a selected item, that item expands into a taller focus area. The title is shown in a larger font when possible. If the content is long, the device automatically switches to a smaller font and displays up to three lines. The details row below shows a recurrence icon, recurrence text, and date/time information. Unselected tasks retain their compact rows so the surrounding context remains visible.
The focus view adjusts the list window dynamically based on the selected item's actual height, preserving nearby tasks whenever possible while expanding the current item. After a task is completed or the list refreshes, the page attempts to remember the previous selection position to reduce unexpected cursor movement.
Applicable version: 3.5.9
This release adds “Cycle-Based Reminders” to Tasks. You can define a repeating cycle of N days and specify which days in the cycle are reminder days or rest days. The list shows at a glance whether today is a reminder day or a rest day and how many days are in the cycle; a long press opens the full cycle calendar. Synchronization feedback has also been improved: pressing Confirm to start a sync now displays a “Syncing data…” message at the bottom, which disappears automatically when synchronization ends. Countdown and Pomodoro timers are now allowed to enter low-power mode while running, reducing power use. Default selection behavior on the Settings page and task list has also been refined so items are no longer highlighted automatically when a page opens.
“Cycle-Based Reminders” are designed for tasks that repeat on a fixed number of days but issue reminders on only some days in each cycle—for example, taking medicine every other day, watering plants every 3 days, or using a 5-day cycle with two rest days. This option sits alongside the existing daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly recurrences and provides a more flexible custom pattern.
When creating a cycle-based task, specify two things: the number of days in each cycle, and which days are reminder days or rest days. The device repeats this rule cycle after cycle. On a reminder day, it alerts you at the configured time. On a rest day, it does not interrupt you, and the next cycle begins normally when the current one ends.
In the task list, a cycle-based task shows a status icon and the cycle length on the right. A reminder day displays “🔔 + number of days,” while a rest day displays “🌙 + number of days.” The number indicates the length of one cycle. This lets you see at a glance whether the task will sound today and how often the overall pattern repeats. Existing daily, weekly, monthly, and yearly recurrences retain their current icons.
Long-press a cycle-based task to open the cycle calendar, where every reminder day and rest day in the complete cycle is shown visually. This makes it easy to confirm that the rule matches your intent.
When you press Confirm on a page that supports manual synchronization, “Syncing data…” appears at the bottom of the screen. The message disappears automatically after the sync finishes, whether it succeeds or fails. The Chat, Images, Clock, and other pages that previously lacked synchronization feedback now show this message. The E-Ink display is explicitly refreshed so the prompt is visible and the button press no longer appears to have had no effect.
Countdown and Pomodoro timers can now enter low-power mode while running. The RTC wakes the device at scheduled intervals to maintain timing and deliver the final alert. This lowers power consumption during long timers without affecting countdown completion or Pomodoro stage-change alerts.
Applicable version: 3.5.7
This release focuses on standby displays, task reminders, and the Settings experience. The standby display has evolved from a single fixed page into a multi-page slideshow: select multiple pages and the device cycles through them at the chosen interval while idle, including images. Tasks now offer Light, Continuous, and Strong reminder modes. Automatic task cleanup also includes a target selector so you can choose whether to remove completed tasks, overdue incomplete tasks, or both. The Settings page adds an LED indicator switch and reorganizes its submenus and icons around common usage scenarios, making settings easier to find.
“Standby Pages” now represents the set of pages that the device should display while idle, rather than one fixed page. If you select one page, the device remains on that page in standby. If you select multiple pages, the device cycles through them in order while idle.
“Page Interval” controls how long each standby page remains visible. It affects only automatic switching during idle standby and does not change the speed of manual page navigation. With “Do Not Switch,” the device still enters the selected standby page but does not continue cycling.
When the Images page participates in the slideshow, each image slot becomes its own stop. If the Images page contains multiple images, each is displayed in sequence. An empty Images page is skipped. The standby slideshow pauses while the user is operating the device, using voice interaction, or viewing a task reminder, preventing automatic switching from interrupting the current activity.
If the standby-page set is empty, the device does not force a particular page before standby and does not start a standby slideshow. It remains on the current displayable page.
“Light” is the default reminder strategy. When a task becomes due, the device alerts once and retries after a short interval if the user does not respond. After reaching the retry limit, it stops and marks the task overdue and incomplete. This mode suits ordinary tasks and avoids prolonged repeated interruptions.
“Continuous” is for tasks you do not want to miss. If the user does not respond after the task becomes due, the device continues reminding at a fixed interval and does not stop merely because a retry limit has been reached.
“Strong” is for important tasks that must be handled that day. The device continues reminding after the task becomes due, with retry intervals that gradually increase from short to longer. If the task remains unhandled by the end of the day, reminders stop and the task is marked overdue and incomplete.
“Task Cleanup” determines how long tasks are retained before automatic cleanup begins, while “Cleanup Targets” determines which types of tasks may be removed. The two settings work together. For example, with a 3-day retention period and “Completed Only,” the device deletes only completed tasks that have been retained for more than 3 days; overdue incomplete tasks are preserved.
Selecting “All” applies the cleanup period to both completed tasks and ordinary overdue incomplete tasks. “Completed Only” or “Overdue Incomplete Only” affects only the corresponding type. An empty selection is equivalent to cleaning up nothing. Recurring tasks are not deleted as ordinary overdue tasks; they reset to their next occurrence when a new cycle begins.
The LED switch affects only the indicator behavior for normal charging and fully charged states. When enabled, charging and full states use a low-brightness indicator. When disabled, these everyday states do not illuminate the LED, which is useful at night or whenever you do not want visible device lights.
Applicable version: 3.5.6
This release continues to refine Memo and Tasks. Memo adds a question-and-answer search feature, allowing users to ask about saved content by voice. It also adds a prompt for records from the past 7 days and supports up to 200 memo entries. Tasks add font-size adjustment and support up to 50 entries. Their underlying storage has moved to files, so TTS audio is no longer regenerated after every restart. A confirmation screen for network reconfiguration has been added and its entry point moved. The Tasks and Memo page UI and the memo-list display have also been improved for greater stability and usability.
Applicable version: 3.5.3
This release introduces Memo as a standalone feature. Users can quickly record and edit text by voice from the detail page and can set Memo as the default page at startup. Tasks now support TTS announcements when due so reminders are harder to miss. Weather can automatically determine the address from the current location, removing manual configuration. Time settings add daylight-saving-time support for most regions that observe it. Chat pagination and header layout, visible-page settings, and standby power consumption have also been improved for smoother use and longer battery life.
Applicable version: 3.4.1
The main feature in this release is a new voice-chat interface. Users can ask questions, have lightweight conversations, or explore general knowledge directly by voice. Short text answers are displayed on the E-Ink screen, and responses can be interrupted at any time to ask another question. This low-interaction experience is well suited to older adults, children, and similar users. A new Visible Pages setting lets users simplify navigation, and hidden Wi-Fi networks are now supported. Audio-upload handling and soft-restart stability have also been improved.
Applicable version: 3.3.8
This release focuses on shortcuts, the Settings structure, online updates, and task reminders. A shortcut menu provides faster access to frequently used pages, and Settings now organizes time, weather, networking, updates, and reminder options more clearly. E-Ink refresh behavior, sleep power consumption, weather synchronization, NFC, and factory testing have also been improved for greater efficiency and stability.
Applicable version: 3.3.5
Update date: 2026-04-28
This release focuses on Settings, Clock, Tasks, and E-Ink interaction. Users can configure weather location and time zone more easily and can use buttons directly for countdowns, Pomodoro timers, and task deletion. Interaction feedback is faster, while network prompts and alert-sound handling are more reliable.
Applicable version: 3.3.2
Commit range: 2026-04-13 to 2026-04-17