Release history
Track release updates and new features including AI thread sharing, awork Agent task assignment, and Markdown import for Docs across your workspace
2026
15.10.26: Share AI threads without assigning them to a project
Work together in a private AI thread
Invite team members to a private AI thread. For example, you can ask them to review results or continue working together in a shared thread. In shared threads, users can see the entire conversation history.
Choose who can read or manage the AI thread
Share it with specific people, teams, or your entire workspace. Read access lets people follow the conversation. Management access also lets them reply, change sharing settings, rename the thread, and delete it for everyone. They also need access to the agent to reply. Sharing the thread doesn't grant this access.
Where to find the sharing feature
Open the AI thread on the AI page and select Teilen from the menu. Sharing isn't currently available in the AI chat popup.
15.10.26: Assign and schedule the awork Agent
Hand work directly over to the awork Agent
Assign tasks and project work directly to the awork Agent, mention it in a comment, or use an automation. You don't need a custom agent. Projects and tasks in awork Connect aren't currently supported.
Run recurring work with your own settings
Have recurring work, such as project updates, run with saved instructions and settings. These stay independent of your current thread.
15.10.26: Markdown import for Docs
Use existing context without copying and pasting
Bring context from your .md files into awork Docs without copying and pasting each one individually. Import multiple files at once, and a Doc is created for each file with supported Markdown formatting.
Add Markdown to existing Docs
Import a .md file into a Doc you already use. Append the file's contents at the end or replace the Doc's existing contents.
15.10.26: Manage task followers
Keep the right people up to date
Keep the right colleagues up to date when tasks are handed over. Add or remove followers as responsibilities change. Future updates will continue to follow existing access rights and notification settings.
13.10.26: Now available: Gemini 4 Argon
Work with documents, images, and detailed questions in Gemini 4 Argon. Use it to summarize reports, discuss images, or bring together information from multiple sources in one conversation.
Gemini 4 Argon adds a model hosted in Europe to the awork model selection. It supports files and images and offers an adjustable thinking level to suit your task.
01.10.26: Now available: Claude Sonnet 5.5
Draft text, analyze documents, and plan your next steps with Claude Sonnet 5.5. You can include files and images and build on your results in a longer conversation.
Sonnet 5.5 replaces Sonnet 5 as the latest Sonnet option in awork. It's hosted in Europe and offers adjustable thinking levels to suit each task.
01.10.26: Deprecated: Claude Sonnet 5
Claude Sonnet 5 is deprecated and is no longer available for new selections. Sonnet 5.5 replaces it for writing, document analysis, and planning, with file and image support and hosting in Europe.
Existing selections remain available as long as the model is available and enabled in your workspace. If your agent uses a specific model, select Claude Sonnet 5.5 in its model settings to switch.
05.10.26: Deprecated: GPT-5.6 Terra
GPT-5.6 Terra is deprecated and is no longer available for new selections. GPT-6.1 Sol is awork's current default model for general tasks and detailed analysis, with support for files and images.
Existing selections remain available as long as the model is available and enabled in your workspace. If your agent uses a specific model, select GPT-6.1 Sol in its model settings to switch.
07.10.26: Now available: Claude Haiku 5.5
Use Claude Haiku 5.5 for summaries, text drafts, and questions about your documents and images. Its large context window can accommodate extensive source material and questions that draw on multiple sources.
Haiku 5.5 adds a Claude model hosted in Europe to awork, with an adjustable thinking level. Select it in your agent's model settings to try it out on everyday tasks.
30.09.26: Now available: GPT-6.1 Sol
Meet awork's new default model for writing, document analysis, and multi-step tasks. GPT-6.1 Sol supports files, images, and long conversations, so you can work with extensive source material in one place.
GPT-6.1 Sol replaces GPT-6 Sol in the Balanced and Deep Thinking settings and is hosted in Europe. Agents will use this change if their workspace default is set to Auto. You can switch agents with a specific model selected in their settings.
18.09.26: Now available: GPT Image 2.5 Flare
Turn your ideas into illustrations, presentation graphics, and other images directly in awork. Describe the subject, style, and intended use to give your agent a clear starting point for creating the image.
GPT Image 2.5 Flare replaces GPT Image 2 as the new image generation option. Image generation with this model is hosted in Sweden.
18.09.26: Deprecated: GPT Image 2
GPT Image 2 is deprecated and is being replaced by GPT Image 2.5 Flare for image generation in awork. With the new model, you can create illustrations, presentation graphics, and other images from your descriptions.
GPT Image 2.5 Flare is hosted in Sweden. Select Flare as the successor to GPT Image 2 when choosing image models in your workspace.
22.09.26: Now available: GPT-6 Luna
Use GPT-6 Luna for everyday questions, summaries, and your agents' routine tasks. You can include documents and images, for example to pull key points from a report or discuss a screenshot.
GPT-6 Luna replaces GPT-5.6 Luna in awork's Fast setting. The model is hosted in Europe and supports long conversations and adjustable thinking levels.
22.09.26: Now available: GPT-6 Sol
Write text, analyze documents, and work on tasks with GPT-6 Sol. Support for files, images, and long conversations helps you keep relevant material together as you develop an answer.
GPT-6 Sol replaces GPT-5.6 Sol as awork's default model and is hosted in Europe. It also powers the Balanced and Deep Thinking settings, each with a corresponding thinking level.
22.09.26: Now available: Claude Opus 5.5
Use Claude Opus 5.5 for detailed analysis, planning, and multi-step tasks. Include documents and images in the conversation to provide the source material you need.
Opus 5.5 replaces Opus 5 in awork and is hosted in Europe. It supports long conversations and adjustable thinking levels, including for tasks you want to work through especially thoroughly.
22.09.26 β Deprecated: GPT-5.6 Sol and Luna
GPT-5.6 Sol and GPT-5.6 Luna are deprecated and are no longer available for new selections. GPT-6 Sol and GPT-6 Luna replace them and support files, images, and long conversations.
The Fast, Balanced, and Deep Thinking settings have been switched to the new generation. If your agent uses a fixed model, select GPT-6 Luna or GPT-6 Sol in its settings. Existing selections remain usable as long as the models are available and enabled.
22.09.26 β Deprecated: Claude Opus 5
Claude Opus 5 is deprecated and is no longer available for new selections. Opus 5.5 replaces it for in-depth analysis, planning, and multi-step tasks, and is hosted in Europe.
Existing selections remain usable as long as the model is available and enabled in your workspace. If your agent uses a fixed model, select Claude Opus 5.5 in its model settings to switch.
24.09.26 β Deprecated: Gemini 2.5 Pro
Gemini 2.5 Pro is deprecated and is no longer available for new selections. When creating or updating an agent, choose an active model from your workspace catalog.
Existing selections remain usable as long as the model is available and enabled in your workspace. If your agent uses a fixed model, select an active model from your workspace in its model settings to switch.
30.09.26 β Deprecated: GPT-6 Sol
GPT-6 Sol is deprecated and is no longer available for new selections. GPT-6.1 Sol replaces it as the default model in awork and for the Balanced and Deep Thinking settings. Agents follow this change if their workspace default is set to Auto.
Existing selections remain usable as long as the model is available and enabled in your workspace. If your agent uses a fixed model, select GPT-6.1 Sol in its model settings to switch.
29.09.26 β UX improvements
Find your favorites faster in every selection menu
All selection menus, such as the project picker for time tracking or the agent picker for a prompt, now have a switcher for Zuletzt verwendet, Favoriten, and Alle. Jump straight to what you use most instead of scrolling through the whole list.
Drag and drop with a clear preview
Moving items with drag and drop, from the Docs sidebar to the task list, is now more responsive and shows the result more clearly. Improved haptics make the interaction feel more precise. It's easier to organize things, and everything ends up where it belongs.
29.09.26 β Easy tag management in settings
Manage all your tags in one place
See all the tags actually used in your workspace, grouped by projects, tasks, clients, and users. Change a tag's name or color, or delete it. The change applies everywhere the tag is used.
Merge duplicate tags in one step
Replace one tag with another, and everything using the old tag will automatically switch over. Need to recolor or delete several tags? Select them within a section and take care of them all at once.
Made for tidying up your tags
This first version helps you tidy up the tags you already use. You can still create new tags wherever you use them: on a project, task, client, or user. We're starting simple on purpose, and we'd love to hear what you need next.
22.09.26 β awork AI: Chat and Agents, ready for your AI rollout
One chat for all your questions, with or without project context
AI chat gives everyone on your team one place for the questions that come up every day. Ask everyday questions just like you would in a general-purpose AI tool, and get answers based on real project data when it matters, including timelines, resources, time tracking, client feedback, and more. No more switching tabs or piecing together context manually. Your answer is ready from the very first prompt, powered by the LLM of your choice.
Hand recurring tasks to Custom Agents that already know the context
Get started with ready-made agents for common agency use cases, or build your own and share them with your team in just a few clicks. Custom Agents take on complex, recurring tasks that would otherwise eat up your afternoon, so your team can focus on the most important parts of the work.
Every agent is designed for agency work from the start. Use templates for client reports, briefs, and creative reviews, so you don't have to start with a blank prompt.
Start privately, then open it up to your team with one click
New threads are private by default, so you can think freely before sharing anything. Connect a thread to a project when you want your team to see it. The project's access permissions then apply automatically, down to the client level.
Any LLM you choose, fully GDPR-compliant and hosted in the EU
Choose the right LLM for every task. awork AI runs on the model of your choice, with no lock-in to a single default model. Each agent stays strictly within your permissions, so client work never ends up in another client's context. And because everything is hosted entirely in the EU and is 100% GDPR-compliant, your team can adopt AI without opening up a new compliance discussion.
Full transparency into AI usage by project, team, user, or client
Keep track of AI usage by project, team, user, or client for clear, simple cost control and billing.
09.07.26 β The new awork
A cleaner design, up to 30% more compact
The entire design feels calmer, with new typography, a fresh icon set, and stronger contrast. You can see up to 30% more on screen, with a clearer visual hierarchy, so more of your work is visible at a glance. And alongside Dark Mode, there's now another contrast level (Standard β Hoch) for improved accessibility.
Clearer navigation, with everything where you expect it
The new main menu keeps personal content, your workspace, and projects neatly separated, so you can find what you're looking for faster. The new Floating Action Bar brings search, awork AI, quick actions, and the timer together in one fixed spot, along with actions tailored to the page you're on.
The new lists, with the right view for every task
Lists in awork have been completely redesigned. You can now group and sort items in any list, and switch to table view. Previously, this was only possible in filtered views. Configure columns for each list and edit entire task hierarchies in one action. Group a project by assignee, sort by due date, and see right away who's overloaded, without leaving the project.
04.06.26 - Fully functional MCP server
No more missing endpoints
The awork MCP server now supports the complete awork API. AI agents connected through Claude, ChatGPT, or other MCP-compatible clients can access everything in awork. No more workarounds for missing endpoints.
External AI agents that really understand awork
With built-in access to awork documentation and best practices, your AI agent doesn't just know the API. It also knows how to use awork properly. The result: fewer errors and more reliable results for complex tasks.
Lean, fast, and ready for more
A smaller MCP footprint means fewer tokens used per session, keeping complex agent workflows efficient from start to finish. Setup is simple: one URL, one login, and you're done.
20.05.26 - Copy docs as Markdown (.md)
Export content with one click
Open an awork Doc, click the action menu, and select "Als Markdown kopieren". The content goes straight to your clipboard, ready to paste into Notion, GitHub, Slack, or any other tool that supports Markdown. Headings, tables, lists, code blocks, and text formatting are all preserved.
Structure and context come along
Every export includes a YAML header with the document name and a link back to the source in awork. Inline comments are collected in a separate section at the end of the export.
30.04.26 - Workflows
Consistent processes for all your projects
Use workflows to define recurring processes once, including statuses, automations, and custom fields for tasks. You can then apply a workflow to whichever projects you choose. When you update the workflow, all connected projects are updated automatically.
Set up projects quickly and reliably
Assign a workflow to a project template to start new projects with the right process from the get-go. Already have a well-configured project? Save it as a workflow in the project settings, then apply those settings to as many other projects as you like.
Get started with workflows
When you connect an existing project to a workflow, a setup wizard opens to help you get everything configured. In the project settings, you can see exactly which workflow is active and what it controls. You can switch workflows at any time.
Flexibility at the project level
Not every project fits a workflow perfectly. That's why you can turn off individual workflow automations for a project or add project-specific automations and custom fields, while keeping the project connected to the workflow.
See which projects use which processes
Search, filter, and group your project list by workflow. This is especially useful when you have several workflows running, as it helps you spot gaps, check coverage, and stay on top of things.
16.04.26 - Filters with AND/OR logic
Create complex filter conditions
Combine criteria with AND/OR operators and group them in parentheses to build multi-level logic.
Use quick filters when you need results fast
Apply quick filters on any page, including projects, tasks, and users. See results right away without opening a new input form or loading a saved filter.
Save, share, and organize filters
Save filters, share them with people, teams, or your entire workspace, and keep everything organized in views. Favorite what matters and archive the rest.
16.04.26 - Ansichten: Create and organize what you want to see
A dedicated space for filters and saved views
Ansichten now has its own dedicated space in awork. Your filters and saved views have a clear home, making them easier to find, manage, and revisit.
Default views ready to use
You'll start with three default views: Neue Aufgaben, Meine Aufgaben, and Private Aufgaben. They're ready to use right away, with no setup required.
Share views with exactly the right people
Share views with specific people, teams, or your entire workspace. You decide whether they can view or edit them, so there's no more broadcasting to everyone.
Just the beginning
Ansichten launches with the list view. More view types and cross-project views are coming soon.
16.04.26 - Bulk actions for projects
Update multiple projects in one step
Update several projects at once by changing their status, tags, dates, project owners, and more in a single step. Select the projects, choose an action, and confirm. Each project reports its own result, so failures won't go unnoticed.
14.04.26 - Duplicate projects directly from the context menu
Duplicate any project, including its full structure
Copy the entire project structure at once, including tasks, lists, custom fields, automations, and more. Open a project's action menu and select "Projekt duplizieren". The copy is independent and has no connection to the original.
Choose what gets copied
Members, assignees, documents, and files are included by default. You can turn off each item individually before duplicating. You can also reset task statuses so the project starts with a clean slate.
10.02.26 - Project and task keys
Reference tasks unambiguously
Every project gets a short key, such as MKTG or BRND, and every task gets a permanent number, such as MKTG-42. No more "that design to-do we talked about yesterday." Instead, use clear references in Slack, Git commits, customer emails, and team calls. Task numbers never change, even if task titles do, so your documentation and commit history remain valid forever.
Find things fast and copy them even faster
Search for any task by its number, either by entering just "42" or the full "MKTG-42", and jump straight to it. Click the task key to copy its URL, or click the project key to copy the project link. It's perfect for developers committing code, account managers updating customers, or anyone who needs an audit-ready trail, without the copy-and-paste dance.
You control who can see them
Keys are generated automatically for all projects and tasks, but you decide who can see them. Workspace admins set the default, visible or hidden, and project managers can override it for individual projects. Enable project keys for your workspace whenever you're ready.
10.02.26 - Manual automation triggers
Kick off multi-step processes with a click
Not every workflow should run automatically. Manual triggers let you start automations exactly when you need them, such as running your QA checklist before a customer review or starting your "Prepare invoice" flow when a project phase is complete. Set up the automation once in the project settings or template, and then any team member can trigger it directly from a task using the new button in the top-right corner.
The same power as automations, with full control
Set up manual triggers just like regular automations: choose the Manual trigger type, give it a clear name, such as "Start approval process", add actions like changing a status, assigning a user, or triggering webhooks, and save. The automation appears in a dropdown on every task in the project, ready to run when you click, not when an event fires.
10.02.26 - Trusted workspaces: skip setup for known Connect partners
Automatically accept selected Connect invitations
If you regularly work with the same agency, customer, or freelancer workspace via awork Connect, you shouldn't have to approve every project invitation one by one. Workspace admins can now mark specific workspaces as "vertrauenswΓΌrdig" so invitations from those workspaces are accepted automatically. Your regular partners can jump straight into projects, be assigned tasks, and get started.
Set it up once and forget about it
Go to Workspace settings > Connect > VertrauenswΓΌrdige Workspaces, add your partner's workspace using its ID or URL, and click Save. That's it. From then on, everyone in that trusted workspace can connect with your users right away. It's perfect for agencies with long-standing customers, companies with regular freelancer pools, or any team that's tired of approving the same people over and over again.
10.02.26 - All-day calendar entries for bookings and tasks
See your assigned tasks where you plan your day
The "All-day" row at the top of your calendar now shows tasks and bookings assigned to you, not just time off and calendar events. That means you can see at a glance which projects you're booked on and which tasks are waiting for you, all in the same view where you already plan meetings and block focus time. Tasks have a solid border, while bookings are dotted, just like in the timeline views. Hover over an entry to see its full name. It's much easier to fit your actual work into open slots and build a realistic plan for the day.
Choose what's displayed
Go to your calendar settings and you'll find three new options: "GanztΓ€gige Aufgaben" shows your assigned tasks from active projects. "Aufgaben ohne Startdatum" adds tasks that only have a due date. These appear as one-day items on their due date, but the first toggle must be turned on. And "Buchungen anzeigen" shows your resource bookings. Try out the settings to see what's useful to you, and hide the rest.
10.02.26 - Out of office events now reduce your capacity
Your calendar absences count toward workload planning, if you want them to
If you block off a half-day doctor's appointment or a free afternoon in your calendar as "Out of Office," awork can now detect it and reduce your capacity in Planner workload accordingly. This is completely optional: go to your calendar integration settings and turn on "Abwesend-Termine laden und als Abwesenheiten behandeln". Once enabled, your OOO events appear in the awork calendar and are automatically taken into account in resource planning. Leave it turned off if you prefer to manage absences another way.
Perfect for absences that don't fit the all-day pattern
Not every absence is a full vacation day. Sometimes it's a two-hour dentist appointment, a half-day conference, or leaving early for a parent-teacher meeting. Out of office events let you schedule these shorter absences without having to enter them separately in an HR system. Your team can see that you're unavailable, Planner adjusts your workload, and no one assigns you work when you've already left.
2025
03.11.25 - MFA, new slash commands, and Docs improvements
MFA: Extra security, made easy
awork now supports multi-factor authentication (MFA), giving you an extra layer of protection when you log in. In addition to your password, you can now confirm your identity with a code sent to your email or generated by an authenticator app.
Format text with slash commands
Speed up your writing. Type "/" in documents, descriptions, and comments to quickly add headings, lists, images, and other formatting without ever using your mouse.
Slack notifications for activity in Docs
Get notified in Slack when someone comments on or reacts to a Doc, mentions you, or shares a Doc with you.
Link a Doc directly from a task
You can now link documents directly in the task details, so context and notes stay right where you need them.
29.10.25 - Gantt view for projects
Your project roadmap: clear, visual, and easy to plan
The new Gantt view visualizes your project plan as task bars with start and end dates and durations, including dependencies and a clear hierarchy of lists, parent tasks, and subtasks. Plan campaigns in sequence, move phases with drag and drop, keep predecessor and successor tasks in sync, and export the schedule as a PNG or SVG for clients.
Scroll straight to what you need
Click an item in the sidebar and the view jumps straight to the selected task in the timeline. No more endless scrolling through large projects, so you can get to your next to-do faster.
Automatically adjust parent tasks
Automatically align parent tasks' start and end dates with those of their subtasks. When automatic adjustment is enabled, the subtask dates determine the parent task's time frame.
28.08.25 - awork AI (Beta), your smart project assistant
Create helpful content in seconds
Create client updates, task briefings, meeting notes, or Doc drafts in seconds, right where you work. awork AI uses the current project context and gets the tone and details right, so you can refine the result instead of starting from scratch. Save valuable time and stay in the flow.
Manage projects with less manual work
Skip the busywork and let awork AI do the work for you: create and assign tasks, adjust timelines, update statuses, or change task order. For larger changes, the AI will ask you to confirm. Better safe than sorry. Less admin, more done.
Get answers in the right context
Get clear answers about status, deadlines, capacity, or tracked time whenever you need them, without having to build a report. awork AI reads your current project or task, within your permissions, and gives you insights and next steps. Get aligned in seconds, even during busy periods.
Protect sensitive data
GDPR-compliant hosting in the EU, no use of your data to train AI, and strict adherence to permissions. Admins can disable awork AI across the entire workspace if needed. Use AI with confidence, even with sensitive client data.
26.08.25 - Instant reports for a quick overview
Create the most important time reports in seconds
Instant reports let you skip the setup for standard time reports and select the relevant filters with a single click. Choose from "Monthly time tracking overview," "Tracked vs. planned," "Billability per user," and "Ready for invoicing."
15.07.25 - Improved time reports: faster, clearer, more flexible
A more intuitive layout and instant results
Time reports are now generated automatically as soon as you select filters, so there's no need for an extra "Apply" button. This makes choosing filters much quicker and easier.
Keep planned effort in view
New "planned effort" columns make it easy to compare planned and actual tracked time directly in the report.
Reports by task list, including export
You can now filter time reports by task list, a frequently requested feature. The associated task list is also shown in the export.
Set a primary task list for complete clarity
Since tasks can belong to multiple lists, you can now choose which one is the primary task list when moving a task to another list. Time entries are assigned only to this primary list, keeping reports clean and easy to understand.
15.07.25 - Export Docs as PDFs
Work with your Docs outside awork
You can now export any Doc as a clean, shareable PDF, ideal for printing, archiving, or sharing outside awork.
July 10, 2025 - Version history in Docs: Every change saved, full control
Every edit automatically saved as a version
With the new version history, awork automatically saves every change you make in Docs, whether the document is private or in a space or project. That way, you always have the complete history of your document at your fingertips.
View and manage version history
Open the list of all saved versions, including previews, from the three-dot menu. See at a glance who changed what and when, and jump straight to the version you want.
Restore earlier versions without losing data
You can restore an older version at any time. The current version is kept too, so no information is lost and you have maximum flexibility when rolling back changes.
Security and control for every team
Version history is available for all Doc types. Users with editing rights (Professional plan and above) can view versions and restore earlier ones, making team collaboration seamless, even when there are lots of changes.
July 10, 2025 - Custom fields for projects: More flexibility, more visibility
Custom fields for every project
You can now create custom fields for all projects, just as easily as you can for tasks. All the fields you create are automatically available in every project.
Built right into all your workflows
Show custom fields in the project list, set them up in project templates, and edit them directly in the project details. That way, every project can meet your needs.
Filter easily to get a quick overview
You can now filter by custom fields for both projects and tasks, making it easier to get the overview you need.
June 19, 2025 - New Docs editor features
Text colors in Docs
You can now change text colors in Docs. Highlight important information, structure content visually, or simply add a little color, right from the toolbar.
Syntax highlighting in code blocks
Developers, rejoice: Code blocks in Docs now support syntax highlighting for popular programming languages, making snippets easier to read, copy, and review.
Checklists in Docs
Stay organized as you write: Add simple to-dos to any document right from the toolbar, then check them off when they're done.
Full-screen view for embedded images
Click the full-screen button in the image toolbar to view a larger version.
May 20, 2025 - Quality week: 60+ minor updates, including improved workflows and the new Xero integration
New billing integration: Xero
awork now integrates seamlessly with Xero, making billing even easier for agencies and project-driven teams, especially in the UK.
More clarity and smoother workflows
Navigation, lists, and filters are now smarter and more intuitive, so you and your team can always get a clear overview and find what matters faster.
Work faster and smarter every day
From creating tasks to tracking time, lots of small improvements make your workflows smoother, remove annoying snags, and save you valuable time with smart shortcuts.
More efficiency for teams
Working together is now even easier. Improved permissions, optimized document handling, and tidier context menus help your team focus on what matters.
Reliability and data protection
Numerous small improvements help keep awork a safe and reliable workspace for your team, with a strong focus on data protection and compliance.
May 13, 2025 - Calendar and time tracking come together, new bulk editing options, bookings without a project, and timeline updates
Calendar and time tracking now in one view
Tracking time in awork has never been easier. Time tracking and the calendar are now combined, so all your time entries and events are in one place, right in the calendar.
- View time entries right in the calendar: Always know where things stand: Your time entries are now shown right in the calendar. Just click the time badge above the relevant day or week to get a quick overview of all entries for that period.
- Create time entries directly from calendar events: Track your time even faster: Use the KontextmenΓΌ on synced calendar events to create a time entry directly from an event. The event title is automatically added as a note. You can adjust the duration, task, or project at any time.
- Create entries or tasks with drag and drop: Just drag your mouse across the calendar to open the Quick-Creator. Then choose whether you want to create a time entry or a task. Tasks are automatically scheduled, just like when you move them from the task list.
- View other users' time entries: Want to see what your team is working on? Just select the users you want to see, and their time entries and calendar events will appear alongside yours. With the right permissions, you can even log time for other people.
Bulk editing for subtasks
You can now select multiple subtasks, either individually or all under one parent task, and edit them together. You can also assign them to a new parent task with just one click. This makes it quicker and easier than ever to organize and update your projects.
Book capacity in the Planer without a project
Want to block out time before a project exists? You can now book capacity in the Planer without assigning it to a project, which is ideal for early planning, placeholders, or internal hour services.
Improved UX for project and task timelines
A small but handy improvement: Project and task timelines outside the Planner now use the smoother timeline technology introduced in the Planner update. A small upgrade with a big impact.
May 9, 2025 - awork Docs: Bring documentation and project work together in one tool
Project-related documentation
With awork Docs, you can create project-related content such as briefs, meeting notes, or client updates right in your project, and link it to tasks whenever needed. That keeps your knowledge flowing and gives everyone on the team, as well as your clients, access to the same information, without switching tools.
Documentation for your entire workspace
You can also create central documentation for your whole workspace, in addition to project docs. For example, create design guidelines, onboarding guides, or technical instructions. With a flexible folder structure, everything stays easy to find, up to date, and clearly organized.
Collaboration, formatting, sharing, and much more
Work on content together in real time, manage access permissions, and customize your documents to suit your needs with the versatile editor. Your Docs can grow with you, staying structured, secure, and connected to your work.
π‘ Find all the details about Docs in this Help Center article.
28.03.2025 - The new Planner: redesigned for reliable plans and happy clients
Clear layout for project and user overviews
The split-screen view in the Planner has been removed. Instead, you can now switch easily between separate project and user overviews. This makes it easier to keep track of your projects and focus on the relevant information when planning capacity.
New project overview for greater control and flexibility
Improved filtering, sorting, and grouping options provide a clearer structure and help you keep track of all relevant projects. Customize the project sidebar to create the view that helps you work most productively, with complete flexibility and no loss of overview.
Improved project navigation for switching between planning levels
A new navigation menu makes it easier to move in and out of projects while planning. When you click a project in the Planner timeline, the new navigation opens. From there, you can dive into the task timeline or project users for detailed planning, or open the entire project outside the Planner.
Planner checklist for spotting risks early and taking action
The new personalized checklist highlights potential issues in your project plan, such as upcoming deadlines, delayed tasks, or over- and underloaded users. It's ideal for weekly planning meetings! You can generate the checklist at any time based on your active project view, including its filters, and the selected time period. Click an item to go straight to the issue.
Select multiple tasks for efficient planning and rescheduling
The new multi-select feature in the Planner's project timeline makes it easier to plan and reschedule tasks. Activate multi-select by clicking the cursor icon at the bottom of the screen. Select multiple tasks to move or edit them all at once.
Project editing options in the Planner timeline
You can now edit projects directly in the Planner timeline, making it easier to adjust your project portfolio. Move projects using drag and drop or adjust their duration, right in the project overview.
User availability for quick task assignments
When assigning a task to users, you can view their availability directly to ensure an efficient workload, without having to open the Planner.
Filter options for user tags when assigning tasks
When assigning tasks, you can now filter by tags, such as skills or qualifications, to quickly find the right users for your tasks.
Experimental AI to resolve overloading
When users are overloaded, AI can automatically reschedule the relevant tasks. This experimental feature is intended primarily for smaller workloads. Open the user timeline, select the tasks you want to reschedule, and click "Autofix". After a few seconds, the tasks will be moved automatically to balance workloads while taking deadlines and capacity into account. You can also use a prompt to give awork clear instructions for rescheduling.
13.02.25 - Retainer budgets, improved budget notification automation, and new settings for greater budget accuracy
Retainer budgets for projects
Retainer budgets in awork let you set recurring monthly budgets for a project instead of using a one-time fixed budget. You can define a custom retainer period and decide whether, and how, unused or exceeded hours from one month affect the next month's budget.
Retainer view in the project time tab
If a project has a retainer budget, you'll find the new Retainer view in the project's "Zeiten" tab, alongside the general project KPIs. The new retainer charts provide a clear overview of the current and previous months of the project. If the option to carry over unused and/or exceeded hours is enabled, you can also see how the previous month affects your available monthly budget.
Improved automation for budget notifications
Automation triggers are now even smarter. In addition to notifications when a project's budget has been fully used, you can now set up notifications based on specific budget values, whether that's a percentage, tracked hours, or days.
Precise budget tracking using billable time only
You can now choose what counts toward your project budgets: either all tracked hours or billable hours only.
Customizable budgets in project templates
Templates now include flexible budget values, so you can create or change budgets within a template.
30.01.25 - Desktop tabs and a new release feed
Tabs in the desktop app
The awork desktop app now supports opening and working with multiple tabs. This also includes new shortcuts that make the awork app even more intuitive to use.
The new release feed in awork
There's a brand-new release feed, right in awork! You can now easily follow feature updates and improvements within the app. You'll be notified when changes are made and find all the information you need to get started with the latest updates right away.
2024
Time Fries release π - 29.11.2024
Bar charts in the "Zeiten" view
The bar charts show how much time has been tracked and how it has been tracked across projects, users, or clients over time. You can find them in the "Zeiten" view in a project's, client's, or user's "Zeiten" tab. The charts let you group tracked time flexibly by billability, activities, users, or projects, and choose a time range in the daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, or yearly view.
Line chart for the "Erfasst vs. geplant" view
The line charts show project budget progress in relation to tracked work hours. These charts are available in the "Erfasst vs. geplant" view in every project. They're especially useful for spotting trends or deviations early and responding accordingly. The view of progress over the past six months, along with color changes when budgets are exceeded, helps you effectively monitor your projects' financial limits.
Improved search in your workspace
Search in awork has been significantly improved, making it faster and easier to find information. The expanded view now shows more results at once, and search now covers comments, notes, project descriptions, files, and task lists. Detailed result previews, supported by tooltips, make it easier to find specific content. With up to 40 results displayed and new navigation options, such as using the "Tab" key to switch between sections and opening results directly in a new tab, search in awork is now even more intuitive and user-friendly.
New list view for time reports
The display of time reports in the "Zeitauswertungen" tab has changed from a tile view to a list view for better clarity. Options to sort by name and creation date, along with a search function, are now available in the top-right corner of the view, making it easier to find specific reports. In addition, an action menu next to each report lets you share reports directly from the list view without opening them.
Hide comments and task lists specifically from external Connect users
In projects shared with external users through awork Connect, you can now hide both comments and task lists from them. Before sending a comment, you can hide it from external users. A red eye icon in the comment field indicates that the comment isn't visible to them. Task lists work similarly: use the dedicated action menu next to a list to hide it completely from external users. This ensures they only see relevant content and keeps internal information protected.
New MOCO integration
The new MOCO integration lets you seamlessly transfer project details and time entries between awork and MOCO. You can create projects directly in MOCO and then automatically sync all relevant information and time entries to awork, minimizing the need to reconcile data manually.
New easyJOB integration
The integration between easyJOB and awork syncs projects and tasks between the two systems. This improves project management and automates time tracking, helping your team work more productively.
Holiday Spritz Release πΉ - 14.10.2024
Regional holidays in the planner
Regional holidays can be automatically included in the planner and marked as "abwesend". These holidays are based on the regions assigned to users. An admin sets these regions, after which they're available to everyone in the account settings.
Workspace-wide time off
Admins can define workspace-wide time off. This applies either to all users or to specific regions and is automatically taken into account in the Workload view.
Date range selection in the Workload view
The new date range selector lets you view a team's or user's available capacity for a specific period. After selecting a date range in the timeline, you'll see both the individual capacity of team members and their combined capacity. The "Nach VerfΓΌgbarkeit sortieren" sorting option lets you rank users by their available capacity, with the user who has the most capacity listed first.
Hide completed tasks
The "Fertig sichtbar" button lets you show or hide completed tasks in the Workload view with a single click.
Improved view for large lists
Lists in awork dynamically adapt to your screen size and use the full available width, so they display optimally without needing to adjust the zoom. awork switches between wide-screen mode and compact mode depending on the size of your browser window.
Improved navigation
A new forward button makes it easier to navigate through the views you've recently opened in awork. Your navigation history is saved separately for each window or tab and remains visible even when the side menu is collapsed.
UI improvements
We've optimized the awork user interface. The timeline now has better contrast, and names in long entries scroll more smoothly. Week dividers have been added to the timeline header to make it easier to see the overall schedule.
Save the last tab in project selection
When you create a project template, the last tab you selected is saved and automatically opened the next time you use a template.
Recent activity for Connect users
In the Connect tab of the workspace settings, admins can now see when a user was last active in the workspace in the new "Letzte AktivitΓ€ten" column.
Support & Hilfe button
The "Support & Hilfe" button is now in the top-right corner of every workspace, giving you quick access to important resources. When you click it, a pop-up opens with two sections. On the left, you'll find ways to contact Support, access to the awork Community, links to relevant Help Center documentation, and the release history. On the right, you'll see suggested Help Center articles tailored to the area of awork you're currently using.
Custom Ice Cream Release π¦ - 23.08.2024
Personalize your tasks with Eigene Felder
In awork, you can create Eigene Felder to add extra details directly to project tasks. This feature lets you use details consistently and flexibly, such as text, numbers, checkboxes, selections, dates, or users. Fields are created workspace-wide and can be enabled or disabled in projects as needed. You can display fields as columns in task lists and use them as filters. Eigene Felder are available only on the Business and Enterprise plans. The Business plan includes up to 12 fields, while the Enterprise plan has no limit.
Sort the project overview
Sort projects by end date, start date, name, client, budget, task progress, time progress, or status.
Move projects in the timeline
Move entire projects using the action menu in the project details, or move selected tasks and lists by a specific number of days using multi-select.
Progress bars in project details
Keep track of due dates, budgets, time spent, and tasks at the project level with progress bars in the project details.
"Geplant vs. erfasst" view for clients
See planned and actual time for client projects in the Times tab of the client overview.
Change a task's activity in the task details
Update a task's activity directly in the task details.
Customize your task list view
Sort, group, and show or hide tasks in your dashboard widget according to different criteria.
Time off widget for teams
Add a time off widget for your entire team to your dashboard. You can choose exactly which teams to display, and add multiple widgets for different teams.
Edit tags in templates
Include tags from the relevant projects and tasks when creating templates, and edit those tags in templates later.
Include task start and end dates in templates
Set task start and end dates as relative dates when creating a template. These dates will then be applied automatically when you create new projects.
Sort and search templates
Find templates easily with alphabetical sorting and the new search feature.
Customize your task split view
Use the customizable split view to minimize or maximize task views as needed. This lets you work on a task while keeping the full task list in view.
See all external users in one overview
The new C*onnect* tab now gives you a complete overview of all external users involved in projects in the workspace. You can remove them if needed, check their recent activity, and group them by project or other criteria.
Move a task to another project
We've introduced an easier way to move tasks to another project. You can now move tasks to a different project using the Verschieben ins Projekt button in a task's action menu or through multi-select.
Offline page for the desktop app
The desktop app now has an information page that appears when there's no active internet connection.
Improvements to export files (Excel and Google Sheets)
New columns are available for time exports to Excel and through the Google Sheets integration.
Set your own watcher preferences
In your profile settings, you can now choose whether you want to be added automatically as a watcher to every task you create.
New "Ersteller" task filter
Use the new "Ersteller" filter to find tasks created by you, a specific user, or multiple users.
Snack Release π© - 05.07.2024
Browser extension for awork
The browser extension for Chrome and Arc makes it easy to start and manage time tracking in awork directly from your browser, without having to switch between tabs. After installation, an awork icon appears at the top of your browser window, giving you access to all the relevant time-tracking features. You can start, stop, pause, or discard time for projects, and mark time as billable or non-billable. Your tracked data is seamlessly transferred in real time to the connected awork workspace. The extension also lets you integrate the awork timer on tool pages such as GitHub, HelloHQ, Pipedrive, and MOCO.
KPI reports for clients
You can now use KPI reports for clients, too. Just open the client profile you want and select the new "Zeiten" tab to access the KPI reports and the "Zeiten" view.
Edit planned effort directly in the Zeiten tab
You can now enter and edit planned effort directly in the "Erfasst vs. geplant" view. Just click the value you want to change for a task or subtask to update the effort right away.
awork Connect π - 20.06.2024
awork Connect
With awork Connect, you can share projects with external people for free and with ease. This makes it easier to collaborate, communicate directly, and share information with people outside your workspace, whether they're clients, agencies, or freelancers. You'll find the Connect button in the project details, where you can invite external users. Once they accept the invitation, they become full members of the project and can view and edit tasks according to their permission role. Unlike internal users, external users can only access the shared project from their own awork workspace and aren't part of your workspace.
Guest migration
With the introduction of awork Connect, you can now convert all existing guests in your workspace into external users. To do this, you'll find a Connect button next to each guest user in permission management. After conversion, former guests can be invited to individual projects as external users without becoming permanent members of your awork workspace. Shared projects offer the same collaboration options as guest licenses did before. To save on guest license costs, simply remove them from your current awork plan.
Same-Domain-Signup
Team members can join a workspace directly, without needing an invitation. When a team member signs up for awork using the same email domain, awork recognizes the domain and automatically assigns them to the existing workspace with that domain.
Budget Bento Release π± - 21.05.2024
KPI reports for projects and users
KPI reports give you quick and easy access to the key time-tracking metrics for projects and users. You'll find the KPIs at the top of the project overview in the "Zeiten" tab. For projects, the KPIs are "gesamte erfasste Zeit", "bereit zum Abrechnen", "budgetierte Zeit", and "erfasst vs. geplant". For users, the KPIs are "gesamte erfasste Zeit", "bereit zum Abrechnen", and "Abwesenheiten".
New time view: Erfasst vs. geplant
The new "Erfasst vs. geplant" view in the "Zeiten" tab gives you more detailed insights into all individual project items, including lists, tasks, and subtasks. The "geplant", "erfasst", "abgeschlossen", and "gesamt abrechenbar" columns appear right next to the corresponding task lists, tasks, and subtasks.
Link to task lists
You can create links to task lists directly by clicking "Link kopieren" in the list's action menu.
Add teams to projects more easily
When assigning teams to projects, you'll now see all the teams in your awork workspace, not just the first 10. Along with using the search bar, you can also find teams by scrolling through the list.
Faster search in permission management
Search in permission management now includes role names, email addresses, and team names, so you can filter the list and find what you're looking for more efficiently.
"FΓ€llig bis" instead of "Deadline"
"Deadline" has been replaced with "FΓ€llig bis" in the task details.
Copypasta Release π - 01.04.2024
Collaborative live editing
The new live editing feature lets team members work on text at the same time and see who is currently making changes in a text field.
Copy and paste formatted text
You can now copy formatted text and paste it with the same formatting, both within awork and outside it.
Improved toolbar
for text sizes and styles.
New formatting options
The awork toolbar has been improved and now offers new formatting options, including different text sizes and styles, as well as the option to add links, file references, and emojis.
"Undo" and other handy shortcuts
New shortcuts let you quickly undo or redo text formatting and perform other text actions.
View time entries directly in tasks
You can now view the time spent on individual tasks directly in awork, giving you a better overview.
Select and edit entire lists at once
You can now select entire lists, making it easier to edit times, time reports, and task lists within projects.
Assign multiple time entries to a task
When editing multiple time entries, you can now assign a task to several selected entries at once.
Filter tasks by list name
Task filters now let you filter by list name, too.
Coffee Break Release βοΈ - 12.02.2024
The flexible Timer 2.0
The flexible Timer 2.0 includes a range of improvements to time tracking in awork. You can now pause a running timer or, if needed, delete all the time tracked so far so it won't be included in time tracking. You can also adjust the start time of a running timer after the fact and create tasks directly in the timer. The running timer is now much easier to spot in the task list view, where you can edit it too.
New features for selecting multiple time entries
In every time list view in awork, you can select and edit multiple time entries, depending on your permissions. The new actions "Projekt setzen", "Aufgabe setzen", and "User setzen" are now available when editing. They let you change the project, task, or user associated with all selected time entries at once.
New shortcuts for the "z" Quick Action
When you create a time entry in awork by pressing "z", you now have more options for creating an entry quickly and precisely. These include the new Quick Actions: "/jetzt" to set the current time as the end time, "/8" to set the start time to 8 o'clock with a shortcut, and "/8-12" to set the start and end times to 8 o'clock and 12 o'clock.
Duplicate time reports
You can now select the new "Duplizieren" option from the action menu (the three-dot icon) in the overview or in the details of a selected report to create a copy.
Improved search in task lists
The improved search in list views lets you look for specific criteria, similar to using a filter command. You can now search by task list, priority (Prio), due date, and status name.
Swiss-Cheese π§ - 22.01.2024
bexio integration
This release adds a new invoicing tool to our integration library. With more than 70,000 users, bexio is a popular Swiss business software solution, especially among freelancers, small businesses, and startups. bexio is designed for everyone who has been spending far too much time on bookkeeping in their day-to-day business, with the goal of making administration as easy as possible for small and medium-sized businesses.
Improved search
With the improved search, you can now also search project and task descriptions. You can also sort search results using new filter options for projects, tasks, users, and customers.
2023
The new awork β¨ - 04.12.2023
awork design update
The new awork release is all about improving awork's core values for our users: simplicity, speed, and beauty. By redesigning our entire design system and applying it to almost every existing aspect of the application, we're starting the next evolution of awork.
Improved design
Logical and thoughtful design rules now apply throughout the application. This makes awork easier to understand and its information easier to process. We've improved the look and feel (subjective quality) of the application, making working with awork faster and more enjoyable.
Improved structure
We've achieved this by redesigning the entire visual (and logical) appearance of the user interface, for example by unifying the navigation options in the new sub-navigation. New customization options, such as adding favorite projects, filters, and teams to the sidebar, let you adapt the default structure to your individual needs. Providing the right information and navigation options for your workflows helps you better understand and keep track of the view you're currently working in.
Improved usability
Associating a function with a specific design element, such as a blue plus button in the top left, helps you quickly learn intuitive actions and behaviors. By reducing complexity, we've made awork easier and faster to understand, while reducing friction when using it.
Snack π© - 21.08.2023
Subtasks in templates
Subtasks are now available when using project and task filters.
MOCO integration
We've added another invoicing tool to awork's integration library. MOCO specializes in agency-specific workflows.
@task notifications enabled
Use @task in a task's activity area to notify all team members assigned to it.
Rhino π¦ - 30.05.2023
awork desktop apps
awork is now also available as a desktop app for Microsoft Windows and Apple macOS, including native notifications.
Improved task details in the dashboard widget
Task details are now easier to see on the dashboard, and task names are larger.
"Heute" on the left in the timeline
Timelines now open with "Heute" on the left side of the screen instead of centered as before.
Filter by deactivated users in time reports
Select deactivated users in time reports to filter by them.
Task list summaries are always displayed
The header of a project's task list now always shows progress, including completed tasks versus all tasks and tracked time versus planned time.
Subtasks in recurring tasks
When a new instance of a recurring task is created according to its recurrence rule, all subtasks are copied as well.
Comment indicator on tasks
Tasks now show a small indicator in list and board view when they have comments.
Quokka π¦ - 08.05.2023
Clearer project and task selection when logging time
Empty fields have been added when logging time and creating tasks, making it quicker and easier to assign a project and a task.
Wider selection pop-ups
All selection pop-ups have been widened so you can read longer names more easily.
Customer names in project selection
The project selection pop-up now also displays the customer name, and you can search by it.
Setting to require project selection when tracking time
A new setting in the time tracking settings lets you require users to select a project when logging time.
Log recently stopped timers again
The timer in the bottom-right corner of the screen has a new "kΓΌrzlich" tab, where you can track recently recorded time again.
Hide time tracking suggestions in "Mein Tag"
You can now hide the AktivitΓ€t section under Meine Zeiten > Mein Tag in your profile settings.
Go from the timer to a task or project
When you hover over the running timer in the bottom-right corner of the screen, you'll see the project and task you're currently tracking time for. The names are now clickable, so you can quickly navigate to the project or task.
Move task lists to other projects
You can now move entire task lists, including all the tasks and subtasks they contain, to other projects.
Duplicate task lists and their tasks
You can now also duplicate entire task lists.
View completed tasks more easily
It's now easier to view completed tasks. You can choose to always see all tasks in a project or only recently closed tasks.
More task details on the dashboard
When there's enough space, the dashboard now shows all task details, just like the list view within a project.
Show all subtasks when the parent task matches the filter
When a parent task matches your task filter, it appears as expandable, letting you view all its subtasks, even if they don't match your filter.
Many smaller improvements
Text fields for project and task names no longer shrink when you edit long names. The clickable area for adding tasks between two existing tasks in list view has also been enlarged.
Panda πΌ - 06.03.2023
Real tasks as subtasks
You can structure tasks hierarchically as subtasks and parent tasks in list views. Subtasks remain full-fledged tasks with all the usual features, including due dates, comments, and attachments.
The previous subtasks become a checklist
The items previously called subtasks within a task are now called a "checklist." You can easily migrate existing checklist items to real subtasks.
Different planned effort for users
If more than one user is assigned to a task, you can set a different planned effort for each person. The total is divided evenly among all users unless you specify an effort for an individual user.
Recurring tasks in Timeline and Workload
You can now preview when a recurring task will appear in the project and planner timelines. If the task has planned effort and at least one assigned user, it's also included in Workload.
Faster search and data loading
Search has been improved, so results now appear faster. We've also made many other improvements to speed up data loading.
2022
Narwhal π³ - 28.11.2022
New Planner layout
The Planner is out of beta and now features a new layout. There are now only the Timeline and Kalender-Ansicht views. You can now also show the Workload in the Timeline at any time. The main Timeline gives you an overview of all projects. Click a project to view its task timeline.
New task sidebar in the Planner
The Planner now has a new task sidebar with clear navigation. This sidebar is also available in Mein Planer.
Redesigned project task timeline
The task timeline within a project has been completely revamped. It now features the Planner's new design, shows the project start date, and supports SVG export.
New: Bookings for quick and easy team planning
Instead of assigning planned effort to users in the project details, you can now create bookings in the Timeline and freely choose the time periods they cover.
Detailed workload information for individual days
Hover over a user's Workload chart to see a detailed breakdown of the tasks, bookings, and calendar events that make up their workload.
Color-coded projects
You can assign colors to projects in the Planner to distinguish users' tasks and bookings more quickly and easily.
Click and drag in all timelines
Use the familiar click-and-drag interaction to quickly and easily create tasks, absences, bookings, and projects in any timeline. You can plan in no time by simply "painting" in the timeline.
Google Sheets integration
awork now has a Google Sheets add-on that you can install from the Google Workspace Marketplace. It lets you easily load key data from awork into a Google Sheet, where you can create your own reports and dashboards.
Mammoth 𦣠- 10.10.2022
Projects in Timeline view
You can now find a Timeline view in the project overview, where you can see all your projects and their start and end dates at a glance.
Individual working hours
Instead of setting weekly working hours, you can now set working hours for each user by day, making it easier to represent their availability in the Planner.
Half-day absences
You can now record half-day absences in awork to represent your team's availability even more accurately.
Personio integration for absences
With the new Personio integration, you can easily import your team's absences from Personio, so you no longer have to manage them separately in awork.
Sync tasks to your main calendar
You can now choose a destination calendar for syncing and add planned tasks to your main calendar. This lets you block out time before appointments, for example.
Exclude non-busy events
Events in your calendar marked as non-busy are now excluded from workload calculations.
Improved task resizing in the calendar
You can resize tasks in the calendar more precisely and shorten them to as little as five minutes. You can also enter a duration manually from the Action menu.
More information for small timeline items
Small tasks and projects in the timeline now temporarily expand automatically when you hover over them, so you can quickly and easily see their details.
Improved user assignment with drag and drop
Assigning users when dragging and dropping tasks into the timeline or calendar is now more intuitive. An additional option is always shown to help prevent users from being removed by accident.
Project Action button in the timeline
Projects now have an Action button in the Planner, letting you change user assignments directly or open the project's task timeline.
Improved server performance and reliability
We've made extensive changes to our servers to make awork faster, more stable, and more reliable.
Two new triggers in awork Zap (Zapier)
The awork Zapier integration now has two new triggers: task updated and project created.
Lion π¦ - 11.09.2022
New global Action button
Quick Actions, the green plus button, and search have been combined into the new awork Action button. You can use it to search and access actions for creating new items.
A new way to create tasks, projects, clients, and time entries
The windows for creating tasks, projects, time entries, and clients have been completely redesigned. They now have a clean look without sacrificing functionality, and all include handy slash commands. Give them a try!
Sticky headers and footers for windows
In large windows, buttons were often cut off, requiring you to scroll all the way down. We've fixed this: the buttons and header now stick to the edges of your browser when a window gets too large.
Safer popup closing
Closing popups used to assign certain values was sometimes inconsistent. We've now removed all buttons from popup windows. To close a popup, click outside it. This click will only close and save the popup, and won't trigger any other action.
Add task templates in automations
We've added a new action for automations that lets you automatically add a task template to a project. It's now available for all triggers, such as changing a project's status.
New invoicing tool integration: EasyBill
We've added EasyBill as an invoicing tool to the awork integration library. You can now create invoices in your existing EasyBill account from your time entries in awork.
New app connector integration: Make
Make is an easy-to-use tool for connecting different tools. You can connect awork in Make as a trigger or action and build complex integrations.
New referral program
The new referral program makes it easy for all users to recommend awork to friends and partners. You'll be rewarded for every successful referral when someone signs up for a new subscription of 12 months or longer.
New subscription management window
The window for managing your subscription and changing the number of users or billing cycles has been redesigned. It's now easier to understand and use.
Updated frameworks and improved infrastructure
We've updated some of the code libraries awork is built on and improved our infrastructure to make awork more reliable, faster, and more stable.
Koala π¨ - 15.08.2022
Spot and flag priority tasks more easily
We've made the priority flag more visible. Once set, it always stands out in red. It's now also shown on board cards and can be set as a hover action in lists and boards.
More information in notification emails
We've updated awork's notification emails, added missing information such as project names, and improved the subject lines.
Show the sender on tasks created from emails
When a task is created from an email, awork now adds the sender's name to the first line of the description. This makes it clear who sent the email, even if they aren't an awork user.
Create subtasks from copied lists, for example from notes
You can now copy lists, such as lists from your notes, into the subtask input field. awork will automatically create a subtask for each item or line.
Clickable links in subtasks
Links in subtasks are now clickable, shortened, and highlighted. You no longer have to copy and paste them manually to open them.
Improved board card handling
We've made a number of improvements to the board view. These include displaying images immediately after upload, showing list names and priority flags, and automatically scrolling horizontally as you move a card.
Private tasks in search
Your private tasks now also appear in search.
Tooltip for short time entries in "Mein Zeiten"
In the day view under "Mein Zeiten", a tooltip now appears for short time entries, showing all the information about the entry.
Improved display of the project owner
A small icon in the project details now marks the person responsible for a project, so you can quickly see who owns it.
Wider popups for selecting projects and tasks
The dropdowns for selecting projects, tasks, and clients are now wider, making it quicker to find the right item.
New user details layout
We've redesigned the user details to make them clearer and easier to navigate.
Many small improvements, styling fixes, and clearer wording
We've fixed small design issues, clarified confusing text, and removed minor obstacles throughout awork to make it more intuitive and pleasant to use.
Jack Rabbit π° - 18.07.2022
Improved comment notification experience
Notifications now have an unread status, so you can tell which messages you've already clicked on. You can now view old notifications, and we've improved how they're grouped by project.
Notifications for reactions
You'll now receive notifications when someone adds an emoji reaction to a comment. This is optional and can be set up in your notification settings. It makes emoji reactions a real part of your communication.
Improved hiding of completed projects
Completed and canceled projects are now better hidden in all selection pop-ups, overviews, and search results. You need to actively enable them with a switch to see them.
Hide older tasks in board columns
You can now hide tasks completed before today from the board's Completed column. This keeps the board view clear and easy to use, even for long-running projects.
Save scroll position in overviews
When you go from an overview (projects, clients, etc.) to a detail page and back, your scroll position is now saved. This is helpful when you're going through several projects one after another.
New tag pop-up everywhere
The recently introduced tag pop-up has received several significant improvements and is now also used for clients and users. The pop-up is now the standard way to work with tags in awork.
A wide range of improvements throughout awork
We've made lots of improvements throughout awork. We fixed several issues in the text editor, improved loading times, reduced flickering, improved deep linking, and much more.
SCIM
If you use Single Sign-On (SSO) on the Enterprise plan, you can now enable SCIM to automate user provisioning between your identity provider and awork.
Iguana π¦ - 11.06.2022
Calendar sync for tasks in the Planner
awork now syncs your scheduled tasks in the Planner back to your Google or Microsoft calendar. This completes the loop and makes sure your awork schedule appears in your calendar as expected. Just enable it in your calendar settings.
Project templates from the awork team
Our ready-made templates are back! We've improved the entire selection, including the ability to mark favorites and search, and we now offer predefined templates for common project workflows.
Task dependencies in templates
You can now create task dependencies directly in templates. This makes it much easier to create predefined workflows. Dependencies are also included when you create a template from existing tasks.
Better handling of large amounts of data
We've optimized several cases where large amounts of data made the interface sluggish or difficult to use.
Performance improvements
We've significantly improved awork search and loading times in the Planner. The Workload overview should now load much faster and more smoothly, especially when using a Microsoft calendar integration.
New tag pop-up
The tag window has been replaced with a new and improved tag pop-up. It now shows you your frequently used tags as well as all the tags used in the awork Projekt. This makes it much easier to choose the right tags.
Hamster πΉ - 16.05.2022
Private awork Projekts
Private awork Projekts let you manage your personal to-dos without team members being able to see them. Private awork Projekts are marked with a key icon and are only visible to you as the awork Projekt creator, or to users you invite to your private awork Projekt.
Automations at awork Projekt level
At last, you can create smart, super-duper-nice awork Projekt automations and save lots of time! A whole range of new awork Projekt triggers and matching actions are now available.
Improved awork Projekt templates
Do you have awork Projekts on your team that always follow a similar process? You can now save lots of time! You can duplicate awork Projekt templates, easily import task bundles you've created into your awork Projekt templates, and turn existing awork Projekts into new templates.
Finally consistent: the to-do status
You can now choose your preferred to-do status in one of two ways: as a gray checkbox, as it has appeared in the task list so far, or as an icon with a blue background. Whichever option you choose, your to-do status will look consistent and smooth across all views!
A few Team Planner improvements
Following our major Team Planner release, we've made a few more improvements in this release: drag and drop is smoother than ever, the workload is displayed with higher contrast, and overbooked hours are highlighted in red in the workload hover. This gives you an even better overview of your team's workload.
π Team Planner - 02.05.2022
It's finally here! The new Team Planner, and we couldn't be more proud!
What can the Team Planner do? Quite a lot!
You can now get an accurate overview of your team's workload across all awork Projekts, meetings, and scheduled tasks!
How? The Team Planner combines awork Projekt planning with your team's personal calendars to show the most accurate workload calculation ever!
The Workload view shows how busy your team will be over the next few weeks. Here you can see exactly how your team members' workload is made up of scheduled awork Projekts, tasks, and calendar events.
You can also specify how many hours per week your colleagues work, so the workload is distributed across the workweek.
You can also schedule vacations, sick leave, and other absences, which are of course taken into account in the workload.
The Timeline view, which you already know from your awork Projekts, shows your team's scheduled to-dos. You can see right away who's working on what and quickly assign any unscheduled tasks.
The Calendar view shows your team's calendar, including events and blockers. You can schedule new tasks for yourself or other team members directly in the calendar using drag and drop.
2021
Fox π¦ - 19.09.2021
Multiple assignees for tasks π₯³
You can finally assign multiple people to a task in awork. And if that's not your thing, you can simply turn it off. You'll find the setting in awork's general settings.
awork Projekt template previews
When creating a new awork Projekt, you can now preview the available awork Projekt templates. This helps you make sure you always pick the right template.
Reactions in the mobile app too
We've improved comments in the awork mobile app so they now match the web app, with video previews and much more. You can now swipe on a comment to quickly and easily add an emoji reaction on mobile too.
Automatic billability for awork Projekt templates
awork Projekt templates have an "Auto" option for awork Projekt billability. With this option, the default billability depends on whether the awork Projekt is created with a client, just as it does when you create a awork Projekt without a template.
Delete lists and their tasks together
When you delete a task list in a awork Projekt, you can also delete its tasks at the same time, without having to do so in a separate second step as before.
Automation for task followers
You can now create automations that send a message to everyone following a task.
Limit time tracking to 10 hours per day
A new time tracking setting lets you limit time tracking to 10 hours per day for the entire awork workspace. Saving more than that won't be allowed. Users with admin permissions are exempt.
Budget and owner in awork Projekt exports
We've added the "Budget" and "Verantwortliche*r" fields to the Excel export of the awork Projekt overview.
Improved menu visibility in permission roles
In the permission role settings, you can now only select or deselect menu items for which the role has sufficient permissions. This prevents invalid configurations.
Unicorn π¦ - July 19, 2021
The biggest update since awork began.
New design & new main menu
awork has a fresh new look. Everything has more contrast and feels friendlier and cleaner. We've also tidied up the main menu and moved less frequently used items to Settings. We've redesigned the layout of all settings pages, making them clearer and easier to understand.
Notifications redesigned
The notifications pop-up has been split into general notifications and comments, so you won't miss anything. You now need to manually mark notifications as read, after which they disappear from the overview. Better grouping will also make it easier to work with notifications in awork in the future.
Quick actions for creating time entries and tasks
Quick actions are new and are now available from the app header. They let you create tasks and time entries in no time, even using only your keyboard. Use the shortcut CMD+J or CTRL+J to open them from anywhere in awork and get started right away.
New awork Projekt templates and optional awork Projekt types
awork Projekt types are now only used to categorize your awork Projekts for reporting. awork Projekt templates are now available for all awork Projekt presets. You can define settings, statuses, tasks, and more, then apply them directly when creating a new awork Projekt.
Task bundles are now task templates
Task bundles are now called task templates. Otherwise, not much has changed. Public task bundles have been discontinued and will soon be replaced with more extensive awork Projekt templates. We've also removed the connection between task templates and awork Projekt types. awork Projekt templates now have their own predefined tasks and lists.
Show and hide columns
In the overviews for awork Projekts, tasks, and users, you can now choose which details to display in the list. Depending on how much space your window has, you can show up to six different columns. awork automatically remembers your settings.
Tasks show more details in board and list views
Tasks now show more details in task list and board views, such as whether they have attachments, how many subtasks have been completed, and more.
Images and more in description fields
You can now also add files to task and awork Projekt description fields, or use "@" to attach images or files you've already added.
Meine Aufgaben + task views = Aufgaben
Task views are now task filters and have been combined with "Meine Aufgaben" under the menu item "Aufgaben". As before, you can use this view to manage your own tasks, but you can also create your own filters across awork Projekts and users.
Time reports in awork Projekts
The Zeiten tab in a awork Projekt now shows a summary of tracked time, like the one you're used to from time reports. With one click, you can go from awork Projekt time entries to reports, where you can report on the awork Projekt, invoice it, or export a timesheet.
New Help Center & new developer docs
We've completely revamped awork's help resources. In-depth articles in German and English will help you find answers to your questions quickly. We've also updated the developer docs.
awork Google Home Voice Client discontinued
We've decided to discontinue the awork Voice Client for now, as it has seen very little use over the past few years.
Dinosaur π¦ - April 4, 2021
Create tasks faster with shortcuts
Game changer! You can now open the new task window from anywhere in awork using the "a" shortcut, enter tasks quickly and easily, and assign projects, lists, and people using slash commands. Give it a try! π€©
Multi-select: edit multiple tasks at once
Finally! πββοΈ You can now select multiple tasks from task lists and edit them, assign users, or move them to another project.
Improved formatting options
Project and task description fields now offer a range of new features that make it easier to write detailed, well-formatted briefs, for example, using divider lines, nested lists, and intuitive shortcuts.
Emoji reactions for comments π
You can now respond to comments quickly and with love in awork using the new emoji reactions.
Drag and drop files into comments
You can drop files directly into the field for writing a new comment to attach them to it. You can do this even before you've written anything.
Formatting for comments
The new formatting options are now available for comments too!
Video previews in comments
When you post a video link, such as YouTube or Loom, in a comment, awork automatically generates a video preview, and the video can be played right there.
Recurring tasks with start dates and times
We've improved recurring tasks! You can now set when the first new task should be created, what time it should be created, and when it should be due.
Lots of little improvements π¦
We've also made lots of small improvements and fixes to make working with awork even more enjoyable. These include a filter for selecting activities, the priority flag in automations, editing tags from task lists, and much more.
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Chipmunk πΏ - February 12, 2021
Custom project images
You can now assign a small image to any project, whether or not it has a client, to make it easier to recognize.
Tasks from emails
Forward emails to a project's unique email address to automatically create a task. Best of all, you can set up an automation to trigger additional actions right away.
List view for project files
You can now display project files in a clear list view, which is useful when a project starts to get crowded.
Single sign-on (SSO)
Already using SSO for your team's tools? You can now configure it for awork too. Okta, AD, and Auth0 are supported out of the box, for example.
Mention files in comments
As well as users, teams, and project members, you can now mention project or task files in comments, linking to them directly.
Connect awork projects to private Slack channels
You can finally link private Slack channels to awork too. Just use the /link slash command from the channel.
Customizable time format: hours, days, or both?
We found the "4d 5h 23m" format a little too long, so we've optimized it. It now automatically displays hours (e.g. 5:23h) or days (4.7d), depending on the value. Each user can also choose either display as their default.
Lots of little quality-of-life improvements π
The purple stopwatch now shows the task and project on hover; time reports now have an All Time filter and 5-minute rounding; the time picker now includes a "now" shortcut; the days in the My Time weekly view are now clickable; task drag and drop is faster; tasks now show all followers; press ESC to close search; short tasks display their names more clearly in the timeline; image cropping offers more options; we've made various speed improvements; and you can now go directly from the absence widget on the dashboard to the team planner.
2020
Baboon π - 20.12.2020
Export your timeline as a PDF π€©
You can now export your project timeline as a PDF. Send it to your client or add it to your next presentation.
Move dependent tasks along with it
You can enable the option to move dependent tasks along with you in the timeline. Whenever you move tasks in the timeline, their dependent tasks will move with them.
Previews for PDFs and Office documents
File previews now also display PDFs, all kinds of Office documents, and videos.
Set project time budgets
The new project time budget lets you set a budget for the entire project and measure your progress against it.
Start the timer from the dashboard
You can restart the timer from the Action-MenΓΌ on any task, project, or time entry. This is especially handy on the dashboard or in search.
Set projects as billable or non-billable by default
In the project settings, you can mark a project as billable by default. All time entries recorded for that project will then be marked as billable automatically.
Set a default project role
You can mark one of your project roles as the default role in the awork settings. It will then be selected automatically when you assign people to your project team.
Mention your project team, teams, or the entire workspace in a comment
Use @projekt, @workspace, or a team name in project and task comments to mention and notify larger groups of people.
Apply automation changes
When you change an automation in the project types, you can now apply those changes to all projects of that type.
Group the project overview
The project overview finally has its own grouping options! Group projects by client, user, end date, or project type, for example. πͺ
Improvements all around
We've made lots of small improvements, like preventing notifications from being sent accidentally, improving drag-and-drop behavior for tasks without lists, reducing how often the project team loads when assigning tasks, and changing comment submission so comments are sent with ctrl + enter instead of shift + enter.
Alpaca π¦ - 22.11.2020
Individual capacity for each user
Set a weekly capacity for each user to plan your team more effectively. The new capacity also automatically adjusts when the green ring for time tracking fills up.
Google Drive and OneDrive integration
You can now attach files from Google Drive or OneDrive to tasks, projects, or comments. No setup is required. Just select a file and get started.
New project progress widget
A new battery-style widget shows you the current status of your project's tasks at a glance. Add it to your dashboard!
A whole bunch of navigation improvements
We've improved awork's navigation in lots of little ways. You can now open tasks from the dashboard in a window, easily copy and share task links, jump straight from time entries to the relevant project or task, search for client names in the project search, and open files with a single click, among other things.
A sweeter login area
We've tidied up the login area. It's prettier, clearer, and makes all the information easier to see.
A few cool little extras
You can now enter durations, for example in time tracking, in the format 4:30 to mean 4h 30m. The first day of the week now automatically follows your browser's regional settings. AND: We've hidden an alpaca somewhere in awork. ;)
04.10. "All for the team"
Teams for your workspace
Create teams and assign users and projects to them to limit project visibility and make it easier to manage larger numbers of users.
More powerful task bundles
Task bundles have been upgraded. You can now assign users or project roles in templates, attach files, and much more.
Filter task views by status name
In task views or on the dashboard, you can now filter by task status name if you only want to see tasks in a specific status.
Edit task dependencies
You can now edit task dependencies not only in the timeline, but also in the details of any project task, including tasks without a start or end date.
Better workload display
In team planning, hovering over a user now shows their actual workload.
Small improvements
User profile settings have moved to the first tab of the profile, making them easier to access.
When you create another workspace, there's now an extra step to help prevent you from creating one by accident.
13.09. "Did that from home"
π» File storage in projects
Your project now has its own file storage! And best of all, it automatically displays files attached to all of its tasks.
π» Copy and paste images into comments π₯³
You can now simply copy and paste images into comments and add them to your tasks or projects.
π» Expanded list views
On larger screens (Full HD and above), awork now makes better use of the space and shows you more details in the list views for projects, Users, clients, and tasks.
π» Minimap in task lists
Get a better overview of long and extensive task lists in your projects with the new minimap, a bird's-eye view of your lists and tasks.
π» Time tracking settings
New workspace settings let you restrict when time can be tracked, for example, how far back you can enter time.
π» Sign in with Apple ID
You can now sign up and sign in with your Apple ID. You can also link your Apple account later, of course.
π» Recommend awork and save money
Every successful referral (a new subscription with a 12- or 24-month term) gives you a discount on your next invoice equal to one month of the new subscription. The person you refer gets the same discount on their first invoice.
12.07. "Summer time awesomeness"
π» Tags 2.0
Tags now have a free choice of color, a cooler design, and can be renamed or deleted. How cool is that then?!
π» New filters for task views
We've added several new filters for task views. You can now filter for tasks without a due date and for tasks by client tags (the tags of the client associated with the project those tasks belong to).
π» Create tasks while grouping
In βMy tasks", you can now quickly and easily add new tasks to grouped lists. The relevant group value is added to the task automatically, such as the correct due date when grouping by date.
π» Edit dashboard task filters
You can now edit the task views used in your dashboard widgets directly from the widget settings.
π» Sort tasks by start date
In βMy tasks" and task views, you can now sort tasks by start date.
π» Redesigned time overviews
We've redesigned the βTimes" view within a project, user, or task. Everything is clearer now, and there are more grouping options.
π» Subscription in workspace settings
You can now see your current awork plan in the workspace settings and easily manage it there. It was sometimes just too hard to find in the main menu.
π» Resizable timeline sidebar
You can now drag the sidebar with unplanned tasks to your preferred width. This makes it easier to read long task names.
π» OAuth 2.0 for the Lexware Office integration
We've switched authentication for the Lexware Office integration to OAuth 2.0. From now on, integrations can only be set up using OAuth 2.0. Existing integrations will continue to work, though. As a little bonus, invoices created with the Lexware Office integration now open directly in edit mode.
π» Declined appointments no longer appear in the calendar
βMy times" no longer shows appointments you've declined. This means the view now matches your actual calendar more closely.
π» Export tasks to Excel
You can now export tasks from a project or task view to an Excel file and use them for custom reports, printing, and more.
π» Lots of UI improvements and bug fixes π
We've put a lot of effort into making a wide range of small improvements. These include a more intuitive way to enter messages in automations, an improved view of board columns on larger screens, a dark mode view for the notes widget, and much more.
18.05. "Let's get automated"
π» Automations
You can now automate processes in awork using if-then conditions. This makes working in awork even easier and helps you get even more done!
π» "Other" field for customers
We often hear that you'd like to store additional information about your customers. You can now add more fields to customer information.
π» Dashboard: awork now remembers the size of the activity widget
awork now remembers how many entries were displayed in the activity widget and shows you the same number the next time you visit.
12.04. "Driving in autopilot"
π» Autopilot
Autopilot helps you manage your projects. It keeps track of their progress and proactively emails project participants and project leads about their to-dos and project progress.
π» / π± Customer names in projects and tasks
We now show customer names in many more places, so you can see even faster which customer a task or project belongs to.
π» Project settings
Projects now have a tab with their own settings page, where you can manage board columns (task statuses), Autopilot, and integrations.
π» Custom URLs for workspaces (Enterprise plan)
Enterprise plan users can now set custom URLs for their workspace.
π» Time reports: Time entry notes are no longer truncated when exporting to PDF
Notes are now displayed in full in PDF exports.
19.02. "Home is where your dashboard is"
π» Configurable dashboard
You can now set up your dashboard the way you like. We've also added some helpful new widgets to awork.
π» Microsoft Teams integration
It's finally here ... well, almost. As soon as Microsoft approves it, you'll be able to integrate your awork workspace with Microsoft Teams.
π» Group (Kanban) boards by list and users
You can now also group your Kanban board by list or user, giving you a better overview of your tasks.
π± My tasks: Grouping and sorting
Until now, all tasks in the mobile app were grouped by project. You can now choose whether to group tasks by project, due date, and more.
π» Install awork as a web app
Chrome and Edge now recognize awork as a web app. This means you can install awork on your PC or Mac directly from your browser.
14.01. "New year's polish"
π» Redesigned project types
Setting up project types is now much easier. Project roles are now configured globally in permission management, so you no longer need to add them manually to each project type. Project statuses can now be entered directly and are no longer shared across project types. We've also redesigned the interface.
π± Dark mode for the mobile app
Dark mode is now available in the mobile app too.
π» Grouping and sorting tasks in task views
You can now group and sort task views, just like the tasks under My tasks.
π»/π± More updates
- My tracked time: The weekly view now displays the total time for the week.
- My tracked time: You can now duplicate time entries.
- Slack integration: The name of the linked Slack channel is now shown in the project details.
- The last tab you used for each project (Details, Tasks, Times) is now saved.
- Task views: Private tasks are now shown too. Of course, your own private tasks are only visible to you.
- You can now pin projects in the menu.
- Dashboard: The customer name is now shown when you hover over a task.
2019
12.12. "Christmas presents"
π» Team planning (Premium plan)
Timeline is now available as a cross-project planning tool. We've added two new views: You can view the timeline by team member or use the project as your starting point. There's an ideal view for every use case.
π» Invoicing tool integrations (Premium plan)
You can now create invoices directly from awork using your project time data in the following tools:
π» Invite guests
You can now invite guests to your workspace. A guest uses just one-third of a regular license, so you can invite up to three guests per license. Guests can only be assigned to one project at a time.
π» Recurring tasks
You can now make tasks recurring, making it even easier to plan your regular to-dos.
π» Grouping and sorting the lists in "My tasks"
You can now customize how tasks are grouped in the list under My tasks. For example, you can choose to group tasks by project or due date.
π» Dark mode
Just in time for the colder season, awork now has a dark mode.
π» / π± Custom icons for task statuses
You can now set icons for statuses in project types to make task statuses easier to tell apart. There's also an additional color (purple) for the In Review status type.
π» / π± Updated project time permissions
If users don't have permission to view project time or user time, they can no longer see aggregated time in projects or project tasks either. This is especially intended to ensure that your guests don't get too much information about your projects.
π» You can now edit a project's end date inline
That means you no longer need to open the Edit window.
07.11. "Time is money"
π» New time reports (Premium plan)
We've completely overhauled our time-tracking reports. You now have many more filtering and grouping options. You can also export a PDF report, which you can attach to invoices, for example.
The new module is also available in the Free plan for 14 days after launch. After that, this feature will only be available in the Premium plan.
π» New Slack integration
The new Slack integration doesn't just let you display events from projects and tasks in Slack. You can now link entire projects to Slack channels and create, edit, and comment on tasks directly from Slack.
The Slack integration update may not be available on 07.11.19, as we're waiting for Slack to approve the submission.
π» New permission management
We've completely redesigned permission management to make it much clearer. You can now also choose from ready-made presets.
π» New settings in your user profile
The settings in your user profile are now much easier to navigate. You can also now hide the time-tracking timers globally.
π» Task lists: Add tasks anywhere
Until now, tasks always appeared at the end of the list. You can now add tasks anywhere in a list.
π» Time periods for task bundles
You can now set start and end times for all tasks in a task bundle, making them visible in the timeline straight away.
π» Zapier integration expanded
You can now create customers through Zapier, making it even easier to integrate awork with CRM tools.
π» Limit of 10 free projects (Free plan)
You can still earn free projects by recommending awork. However, there is now a limit of 10 projects.
π» / π± Projects can no longer be deleted (Free plan)
You can no longer delete projects on the Free plan. Projects can still be deleted as usual on the Premium plan.
30.09. "Give me the data"
π»Data Import
With our new importer, you can easily move your data to awork, no matter which tool you used before. π₯
π»Task Packages
With the new prebuilt task packages, you can load a wide range of templates directly from our library into awork. The task packages include project-specific lists and to-dos, so you can get started and be productive right away. And of course, our library will continue to grow over time. π¦
π»Task Package UI Update
The task package settings now look even better and fit in more seamlessly with the rest of our UI. π₯
π»View Settings for Project Tasks
awork now remembers the last view you used (list, board, or timeline) for each project individually. This helps you get where you need to go faster. π§
π»Archive Task Lists
If you've created multiple task lists in a project, you can now archive them more easily, as long as they don't contain any open tasks. π§³
π»Task List Visibility
The task list is now shown in task details and on the board. π
π»Project Names in Task Lists
Project names are now shown in task lists, such as the dashboard widget and task views. π
π»Tags (Keywords) When Creating Projects
You can now add tags when creating projects (as well as customers, etc.). This makes it even easier to categorize projects. π΄
π»New Date and Time Picker
The date and time picker now looks much better. We've also improved its usability. π
π±New Onboarding Experience
We've improved the onboarding experience for signing up through the app. You can now personalize your workspace more easily in the app. π‘
π»π±Permission Management Update
Permission management now includes the permission to create projects. This means users can now create projects without getting administrative permissions for all projects in the workspace. Project creators will always receive administrative permissions for the project they create, regardless of their user or project role. π
27.08. "It's about time"
π»Timeline for Project Tasks
You can now schedule your projects over time in the new timeline. You can also set dependencies between tasks, plan milestones, and easily move tasks with drag and drop. This gives you an even better overview of your schedule. β²
π»π±Activity Log Improvements
The activity log is now even faster than before, helping you get even more done in less time. πͺ
π»π±Invite Users to Tasks by Email
You can now assign a task to someone who isn't yet in your workspace. There's now an option to invite new users by email from the user selector. π«
π»π±Premium Trial
You can now try awork's Premium features free for 14 days. β
05.08. "Amazing Stuff"
π» View Project Progress
From now on, you can see a project's progress in its details. There you can see how many tasks are planned and completed, as well as how much of the planned time has already been used.
Another new feature is that a project's planned time is now calculated from the planned time for all its tasks. You can now enter a task's planned effort inline in its details.
π» Presentation Mode in Boards
This mode reduces the board to the essentials: task name, description, and image. This helps you get a better overview.
π» Collapsed Lists Now Always Show the Number of Tasks
This makes it easier to keep track of projects with many large lists.
π± View Project Progress
You can now see in the app's project details how many tasks are planned for a project and how many have already been completed.
π± Mention Users
You can now use the @ feature to tag other users directly in a task or project's activity log.
π± Show Completed Tasks
You can now choose in the project details whether to show tasks that have already been completed.
π± Assign Tasks to Project Team Members
When you want to assign a task to a user, you'll now only see the project team. This should make it easier to find the right person for a task. Of course, you can still use search to assign tasks to any other user in your workspace.
π» π± Easier Password Creation
When you create a password, awork now shows you how secure it is. For your own safety, your password must be in the secure (green) range.
13.05. "Team's Work"
Create Task Views
With the new task views that work across projects, you can create your own filters across all projects and, for example, see all your team's tasks or tasks for a specific customer.
24.04. "Work-Space-Time"
Create Subtasks
You can now create subtasks for any task in its details. This makes your project tasks even easier to keep track of.
New Filters in Time Tracking Reports
You can now filter time tracking reports by "Billable" and "Invoiced". This makes it even easier to keep track of your time.
Easier Switching Between Projects
Previously, when you switched between projects, you always landed on the project overview page. From now on, when you switch projects from the project overview, you'll stay in the project task or board view.
Teams Are Now Called Workspaces
The term "team" wasn't clear to all users, so we've renamed teams to workspaces. This doesn't change any of the features.
07.03. "Real Social"
04.02. "awork"
Q. becomes awork.
2018
Note: Before 2019, awork was in pilot operation under the "Q." brand. The following releases therefore use the corresponding names.
03.09. "Fluffy Spacetime"
The Q. calendar integration lets you view events from your calendar directly in Q. This way, you can create time tracking entries for your events.
13.08. "Crispy Nebula"
Full Project List for Users and Companies
You can now see all the projects associated with a user or company. These lists have all the features you're used to from the regular project list.
Overview Page for Your Q. Integrations
We've improved our overview page for integrations between Q. and other tools. You can now create and test integrations directly from Q. There's also a log where you can see all activity.
Drag and Drop Time Tracking in the Weekly Overview
You can now track your time in Q. even more easily. In the weekly overview, you can set the time period for a time tracking entry using drag and drop.
Icon Check When Creating New Content
When you create new content, such as a task type, Q. now checks whether you're already using certain icons.
24.07. "Plasma Tail"
Drag and drop files
You can now upload files even more easily by simply dragging and dropping them into your browser. This also works with multiple tasks at once.
Use task types for private tasks
Task types are now available for private tasks too. This makes it even easier for you to stay organized.
