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We introduced a new activity chart widget for your home view. The activity chart plots every task you complete across the last 52 weeks as a heatmap, with busier days running darker. Open the home view to see the whole year in one grid.

Working in a browser tab means Heym competes with everything else you have open, and a reload can drop you back to the start. Heym is now a native Mac app in its own window, with the menu bar and dock presence you'd expect from a desktop app.

It brings tabs to Heym: open a goal in one, your week in another, and today's tasks in a third, each with its own back-and-forward history. Reorder them, switch between them, and keep a few corners of Heym open side by side. The app signs in with the same account and syncs the same data as the web, so you can move between Mac and browser without losing your place. Download it for macOS at heym.app.

A set of smaller changes across notes, tasks, and lists.

Reaching for the mouse to do something fifty times a day adds up. Heym now drives from the keyboard.

Press ⌘K to open the command palette: search across everything and jump straight to any task, goal, area, or page. In a list, move with the arrow keys (or J and K), press X to pick rows and Shift with the arrows to extend a range, then act on the whole selection at once — complete, move, tag, or delete. Press ? at any time to see every shortcut Heym knows.

Seeing your tasks as a list tells you what's due, not when your day actually fills up. Heym now has a calendar, built from the tasks and habits you already track.

Anything with a start time and a length shows up as a block sized to its duration. Click an empty slot on the time grid to create a task right there, drag a block to move it, and overlapping items sit side by side instead of hiding each other. Multi-day events run across the columns. Open the calendar from the Upcoming view by switching from list to calendar, then choose a 4-day, week, or month view.

Life areas were text labels with no way to tell them apart at a glance. You can now give any area a cover image. A new gallery view lays the areas out as a grid of covers; click any one to open it.

A habit used to be a plain check-off: done or not, with no room for how much. A habit can now track a measurable target. Pick a typed unit (Count, Calories, Distance, Time, Water, Steps, Pages, Chapters, or a custom one), set a target value, and choose the period it resets over: day, week, month, or year. Turn on "Enter value" to log the exact amount each time instead of counting up by one.

The Heym web app is now fully available in German. You can switch language in the settings area.

Some thoughts come with a file attached: a screenshot to mark up, a PDF to reference, a doc to keep close. You can now attach images and files wherever you write in Heym. Drag one straight into a note, or add it from the / menu. Every upload is stored privately behind a signed link, so only you can open it.

Closing a goal that still has open sub-goals used to leave them orphaned underneath it. Now Heym asks: complete the sub-goals along with the parent, or close just the parent and leave them open.