DayNinja Version History
A Free Productivity App By Envisage Apps
Downloads: 1 Updated: July 19, 2021
iPa4Fun collected total 8 version history (release notes) for DayNinja.
DayNinja Version History
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DayNinja v1.2.5 (Latest Version)
► Updated: July 19, 2021
► What's New in Version 1.2.5:
Use focus to induce the flow state. Get into flow by first working on a single task at a time (the Pomodoro technique ™ by Francesco Cirillo).
If you are in flow, ignore the the timer alerting you to take a break. Keep working and when you return to the app you'll be prompted to confirm that you were working up until then.
Easy! the flow timer is updated and your calendar will reflect you were working that time on the current task.
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DayNinja v1.2.4 (Old Version)
► Updated: April 20, 2021
► What's New in Version 1.2.4:
Use focus to induce the flow state. Get into flow by first working on a single task at a time (the Pomodoro technique ™ by Francesco Cirillo).
If you are in flow, ignore the the timer alerting you to take a break. Keep working and when you return to the app you'll be prompted to confirm that you were working up until then.
Easy! the flow timer is updated and your calendar will reflect you were working that time on the current task.
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DayNinja v1.1.2 (Old Version)
► Updated: March 18, 2020
► What's New in Version 1.1.2:
Use focus to induce the flow state. Get into flow by first working on a single task at a time (the Pomodoro technique ™ by Francesco Cirillo).
If you are in flow, ignore the the timer alerting you to take a break. Keep working and when you return to the app you'll be prompted to confirm that you were working up until then.
Easy! the flow timer is updated and your calendar will reflect you were working that time on the current task.
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DayNinja v1.1.1 (Old Version)
► Updated: December 19, 2019
► What's New in Version 1.1.1:
Use focus to induce the flow state. Get into flow by first working on a single task at a time (the Pomodoro technique ™ by Francesco Cirillo).
If you are in flow, ignore the the timer alerting you to take a break. Keep working and when you return to the app you'll be prompted to confirm that you were working up until then.
Easy! the flow timer is updated and your calendar will reflect you were working that time on the current task.
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DayNinja v1.1.0 (Old Version)
► Updated: November 26, 2019
► What's New in Version 1.1.0:
Use focus to induce the flow state. Get into flow by first working on a single task at a time (the Pomodoro technique ™ by Francesco Cirillo).
If you are in flow, ignore the the timer alerting you to take a break. Keep working and when you return to the app you'll be prompted to confirm that you were working up until then.
Easy! the flow timer is updated and your calendar will reflect you were working that time on the current task.
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DayNinja v1.0.3 (Old Version)
► Updated: March 28, 2017
► What's New in Version 1.0.3:
Use focus to induce the flow state. Get into flow by first working on a single task at a time (the Pomodoro technique ™ by Francesco Cirillo).
If you are in flow, ignore the the timer alerting you to take a break. Keep working and when you return to the app you'll be prompted to confirm that you were working up until then.
Easy! the flow timer is updated and your calendar will reflect you were working that time on the current task.
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DayNinja v1.0.2 (Old Version)
► Updated: January 27, 2017
► What's New in Version 1.0.2:
Use focus to induce the flow state. Get into flow by first working on a single task at a time (the Pomodoro technique ™ by Francesco Cirillo).
If you are in flow, ignore the the timer alerting you to take a break. Keep working and when you return to the app you'll be prompted to confirm that you were working up until then.
Easy! the flow timer is updated and your calendar will reflect you were working that time on the current task.
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DayNinja v1.0.1 (Old Version)
► Updated: January 5, 2017
► What's New in Version 1.0.1:
Use focus to induce the flow state. Get into flow by first working on a single task at a time (the Pomodoro technique ™ by Francesco Cirillo).
If you are in flow, ignore the the timer alerting you to take a break. Keep working and when you return to the app you'll be prompted to confirm that you were working up until then.
Easy! the flow timer is updated and your calendar will reflect you were working that time on the current task.
