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Task Timer Widget v1.1.0 - Manual Time Adjustment & UI Improvements

14 Feb 09:09
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Release Date: February 13, 2026

What's New

Manual Time Adjustment

You can now manually add or subtract time from any task! Right-click a task and select "Change Time" to open an inline time editor with quick adjustment buttons.

New Features

  • Change Time: Right-click any task to manually adjust elapsed time with -1h, -5m, +5m, +1h buttons
  • Inline Change Time Card: Time editing appears directly in the task list (same UX pattern as Rename)
  • Live Timer During Edit: Timer continues running while adjusting time
  • Click-to-Save: Rename and new task inputs now save automatically when clicking elsewhere (no need to press Enter)
  • Help Button: Quick tips accessible from the bottom-left ? button
  • About Button: App info, version, developer contact, website and rate links from the bottom-right i button

Improvements

  • Smarter Focus Handling: Clicking outside rename or new task input automatically saves your changes
  • Change Time + Compact Mode: Seamless interaction between Change Time and Compact Mode
  • Right-Click to Dismiss: Right-clicking the Change Time card closes it cleanly

Bug Fixes

  • Fixed: Compact mode showed no task when Change Time was open on the active task
  • Fixed: Compact mode showed wrong task when Change Time was open on a non-active task
  • Fixed: Timer stopped counting while in Change Time mode

Installation

Microsoft Store (Recommended)

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Direct Download

Download the MSIX package from this release and install manually.

Requirements:

  • Windows 10/11 (version 10.0.17763.0 or later)
  • x64 architecture

Technical Details

  • Framework: .NET 8.0 with WinUI 3
  • Windows App SDK: 1.7
  • Package Type: Single-project MSIX
  • Architecture: x64
  • License: MIT

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Full Changelog: v1.0.0...v1.1.0

Developer: Melih Celenk
License: MIT License

Task Timer Widget v1.0.0 - Initial Release 🎉

05 Nov 18:20
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Release Date: November 2, 2025

🎊 What's New

This is the first stable release of Task Timer Widget, a lightweight desktop timer for Windows 11!

✨ Core Features

  • Task Management: Create, rename, and delete tasks with an intuitive interface
  • Real-Time Timer: Track elapsed time for each task with precision
  • Single Active Task: Focus on what matters - only one task runs at a time
  • Visual Feedback: Active tasks highlighted in gold for instant recognition
  • Percentage Display: See how much time each task takes relative to your total time
  • Drag & Drop: Organize tasks by simply dragging them into order
  • Right-Click Rename: Quick inline renaming with context menu
  • Compact Mode: Minimize to show only the active task (220x120px)
  • Always on Top: Widget stays visible without being intrusive
  • Data Persistence: Tasks and times automatically saved locally
  • 100% Offline: No internet required, all data stays on your device

🎨 Design

  • Minimalist interface with dark task cards on light background
  • Gold highlighting for active tasks
  • Smooth hover effects and transitions
  • Custom Trebuchet MS typography
  • Compact 220x500px window size

🔒 Privacy

  • No tracking - Zero analytics or telemetry
  • No ads - Clean, distraction-free interface
  • No account required - Start using immediately
  • Local data only - All information stays on your device

📦 Installation

Microsoft Store (Recommended)

Get it from the Microsoft Store for automatic updates:

Get it from Microsoft

Direct Download

Download the MSIX package from this release and install manually.

Requirements:

  • Windows 11 (version 10.0.17763.0 or later)
  • x64 architecture

🐛 Known Issues

None at this time. Please report any issues on our GitHub Issues page.

📝 Technical Details

  • Framework: .NET 8.0 with WinUI 3
  • Windows App SDK: 1.7
  • Package Type: Single-project MSIX
  • Architecture: x64
  • License: MIT

🙏 Acknowledgments

Built with WinUI 3 and the Windows App SDK. Special thanks to the Microsoft developer community for their support and resources.

🔗 Links


Full Changelog: Initial release

Developer: Melih Celenk
License: MIT License