Bugs

I have enabled time zone support in Apple Calendar to facilitate planning video chats with people abroad. It means I can plan appointments according to JST, while I am in CEST. For example, I'd put the meeting in Apple Calendar for 17:30 JST, but it'd show up for me at 10:30 CEST. The problem is that Ellie doesn't do this; these appointments show up in Ellie according to the time they were originally put in Apple Calendar for, regardless of the time zone I attached to it.

When I mark a task as complete, the timer time gets added to the estimated time instead of filling in the actual time. For example, if I have used the timer for 10 minutes and completed a task estimated for 30 minutes, the actual time will read 40 minutes.

I have created two separate time-boxes this week (and added notes in the Notes section of each when on calls with clients). When I have gone back into the app next day, those time-boxes have disappeared. It is only those that have the Notes functionality utilised. No other time-boxes have been affected. For context and clarity, I am using the 'Calendar' view (not the horizontal 'Task-view' scroll). Cheers, Bradley P.S. When I went to go back to the Mac app to check my view settings (Calendar vs Task), the app was unresponsive. A full white screen with "redirecting..." written across the top of the app.

If you click the back arrow, to view the tasks for each day, once you go back more than the currently viewed week on the main calendar it auto changes the calendar to match the week of the task box

Some tasks are not displaying on specific days, even though they are set to repeat daily. The tasks appear normally on other days but are missing on certain dates without any apparent reason. Could you please investigate and fix this bug at your earliest convenience? This issue is affecting my daily planning, and I would greatly appreciate a resolution. Thank you for your prompt attention and support!

When looking at a task on mobile I can start the timer but there is no way to make it stop. Can't see a floating timer.

I have set up recurring tasks and they seem to change days. For instance, I have a recurring task set for every Friday, but looking ahead a few weeks, it is on a Thursday now? Really love the app. Makes me so much more productive. The simplicity of the UI is key. Recurring tasks and such need to be correct however, as I have things like deadlines and things that need to be done by certain days which I could get wrong if I hadn't have noticed. Appreciate all the work you do! :)

Some recurring tasks timeboxed tasks not showing on iOS app. Started 7/25.

Outlook desktop app and iPhone app shown on the same date. Outlook calendar is selected as viewable on the iPhone app. iPhone app is up to date. I tried restarting my phone and the app, that didn't work. I deleted the calendar then added it back in. That worked for roughly 3 hours, then it stopped syncing properly. Using an iPhone 12 on iOS 17.6.1. This also had a problem with iOS 17.5.1. The problem started happening roughly 2 weeks ago.