What’s new in Ease
Every release of Ease on the Mac App Store, most recent first. Updates install through the App Store.
Ease 2.0
iCloud sync, Contacts and a complete redesign
Ease 2.0 is the biggest update yet.
- iCloud sync: keep your projects, tasks, documents and contacts in sync across your Macs. It is optional, uses your private iCloud database, and turns on in Settings.
- Contacts: keep track of the people in your network. Note each person’s role, company and how you met, set a relationship status and a follow-up rhythm, and log calls, emails, messages and meetings.
- Follow-ups that don’t slip: type “follow up friday” when you log an exchange and Ease plans it as a task. The Contacts page lists who to follow up with, the dashboard shows the most pressing, and a sidebar badge counts overdue ones.
- Contact sheets with Details, Interactions and Notes tabs, rich-text notes, and one-click copy for email and phone.
- A complete redesign in light and dark: a clearer dashboard with your progress and upcoming deadlines, a task board with project filters, and a colour for each project.
- Documents: arrange them in any order and file them into folders by drag and drop. In the editor, Return adds a line break and ⌘↩ starts a new paragraph.
- Undo any deletion for a few seconds, right from its notification.
- Collapse the sidebar with ⌃⌘S for more room.
- A new yearly plan with two months free, alongside the monthly plan. New subscribers get a one-week free trial.
- Many refinements: smoother animations, better keyboard navigation and accessibility, and more reliable backups.
- Fixes: dragging a task while a project filter was active could remove tasks from other projects. Ease also no longer shows an error page at launch when the App Store cannot be reached.
Ease 1.2
The first Ease on the Mac App Store
Projects, tasks and documents in one Mac app, with a free week to try it.
- A dashboard with your progress and the state of each project.
- A kanban board for tasks, with deadlines.
- A document space for notes, briefs and references, next to your projects.
- Light and dark themes.
- A subscription after a one-week free trial, billed by Apple.