Changelog

Codex joins Claude: connect KiteTasks to Codex from Settings → AI Assistants with one click — or a single terminal command — and Codex can read, add, and update your tasks. Plus reliability fixes for sign-in and attachment uploads.

KiteTasks now connects to Claude, thanks to a built-in MCP server. Add KiteTasks to Claude Desktop in one click from Settings — Claude Code and other MCP clients work too — and let your assistant manage tasks across all your accounts, privately, on your Mac.

Search results now show you why they matched: the words you searched for are highlighted right in each result, and when a match lives in a task's notes, you'll see a short snippet with the part that matched marked for you.

Times and reminders arrive: set a time on any task and KiteTasks reminds you right when it's due. Quick Add reads the time straight from what you type, and date and time now share a single popover so scheduling is one stop.

Small refinements that smooth out the everyday: press Esc to close the task detail sidebar, and input fields now focus reliably so you can start typing right away. Behind the scenes, we're laying the groundwork to bring KiteTasks to more of your devices.

Drag and drop arrives: reorder tasks, nest them as subtasks, or move them between lists — across Kanban columns and All Boards. Tasks now follow your Google Tasks order, reordering feels instant, and completing a task checks off its subtasks everywhere.

Attachments arrive: drop Google Drive files or local files onto any task. Completed tasks get their own home, and a new Accounts panel manages every Google connection in one place.

Google Calendar comes to KiteTasks. Connect your Google account and see events alongside Apple Calendar in Today and Upcoming, with per-calendar selection and clickable events.

KiteTasks ships: a native macOS app for Google Tasks with full-text search, Today view, natural language input, Quick Capture, and multi-account support.