What's new
Releases & updates
This is where Verqury sends you when it checks for new features. The full, authoritative history lives in the changelog on GitHub.
Latest — v0.6.6
Quitting Verqury now leaves nothing behind. Nothing used to stop a second copy from starting, so every launch built another complete instance and Quit only ended the one whose tray icon you clicked. Verqury now allows one app per data root — launching it again brings the window you already have to the front.
Recent releases
- v0.6.6 — one app per data root
- A second launch surfaces the window you already have instead of starting a rival. Also protects what quietly depended on there being one app: the phone relay (two copies raced for the same tap) and build metrics (only one could claim the port).
- v0.6.5 — lines of code and real cost
- The project meter can now also show lines added and removed, and what a session actually cost in dollars. Off by default, measured on your machine, and nothing leaves it. Counting starts when you switch it on — unlike build time, this part cannot be backfilled.
- v0.6.4 — no more phantom approval cards
- A permission whose session ended before anyone answered used to stay pending forever, so restarting Verqury sent your phone a card for a tool call that finished hours ago. Verqury now owns expiry itself.
- v0.6.3 — the build-time meter
- Every project can finally answer "how much build time is in this?" Verqury reads the transcripts your agent already leaves on disk and shows active time — gaps over fifteen minutes count as walking away, not working. Because the transcripts were already there, the first read backfills every past session, so the meter opens with real history instead of a zero.
- v0.6.2 — terminal polish and editable tasks
- Per-tab colors, a bell that blinks instead of stealing your keyboard, and drag a file in to type its path. Tasks can be written and revised in place, with a new idea lane for what isn't worked out yet.
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How update checks work
Verqury is local-first with no tracking and no auto-update. When you tap Check for updates in the app, it simply opens this page — you stay in control of what you install and when.