A small release focused on two things: making it easier to tell us when something's wrong, and making the interface feel a bit more alive.
A "Report a bug" button is now available in the sidebar and on the About page. It opens a new GitHub issue directly, no need to dig through the repository to find where to file one.
The storage-by-category breakdown now cycles through the app's full accent palette (blue, teal, violet, amber, rose) instead of everything being the same blue. Easier to tell categories apart at a glance.
Buttons now have a small bounce when you release a click, instead of snapping back flat. Small detail, but it's the kind of thing that adds up.
Run into something odd? The new Report a bug button is the fastest way to let us know.
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Download for WindowsNo commercial code-signing certificate yet, so Windows may show a brief "unknown publisher" warning on first run. The source is public on GitHub, and each release is published with a SHA-256 checksum you can verify.