Release milestones.

Oct 2, 2026Androidv1.0.0Milestone

eZacto on Google Play

The eZacto Android app is available on Google Play: a free timer and week view, with Pro adding the business dashboard, invoices and reports.

• Free: start and stop a timer, log a duration, see your week
• Pro: business dashboard, invoice and timesheet actions, reports
• Sign in with Google, Apple, a magic link or a password

Google Play ↗

Sep 17, 2026Chrome extensionv0.1.0Milestone

eZacto for Chrome on the Chrome Web Store

Track time without leaving the browser: a free extension with a timer, quick duration logging and your week at a glance.

• Start and stop a timer from the toolbar, with a running badge
• Log a duration and see your week strip
• Track this page: start a timer for what you are looking at
• Idle detection so a forgotten timer does not run all night

Chrome Web Store ↗

Sep 15, 2026iOSv1.0.0Milestone

iOS app submitted to the App Store

The iOS app was submitted for App Store review. It is not yet available on the App Store; testers can use it through TestFlight.

• Submitted for review with Sign in with Apple
• Same Free timer and Pro business features as the Android app

Sep 14, 2026Web appMilestone

eZacto launches

eZacto goes public: the time tracking and invoicing app our studio runs on, open source and free to run yourself, with a public demo and signups for a hosted version.

• Open source under the AGPL v3, to run on Cloudflare Workers or one container
• A public demo at ezacto.io with invented data, rebuilt every night
• Signups for a hosted eZacto at ezacto.com
• Dated release notes, with a write-up of banded engagements on launch day

ezacto.com →Launch-day write-up →

Sep 13, 2026iOSv1.0.0Milestone

iOS beta on TestFlight

The first iOS build reached testers through TestFlight.

• Free timer: start and stop, log a duration, week grid
• Pro business dashboard behind an in-app subscription

Sep 11, 2026Open sourceMilestone

eZacto is open source

The eZacto app and the client portal are published as open source under AGPL-3.0, so anyone can read the code or run their own instance.

• ezacto-oss: the time tracking and invoicing app, API and CLI
• ezacto-portal-oss: the client portal
• Self-host guides for Cloudflare and containers

ezacto-oss on GitHub ↗ezacto-portal-oss on GitHub ↗

Sep 11, 2026CLI & npmv0.1.1Milestone

The eZacto CLI and API client on npm

Install the eZacto command line tool and the typed API client from npm to log time, check reports and script your instance.

• @conflict-hq/ezacto-cli and @conflict-hq/ezacto-client, first published as 0.1.0 and 0.1.1 the same evening
• Time, money, report and export commands; backup and restore
• Published from the public repository with build provenance

npm: ezacto-cli ↗npm: ezacto-client ↗CLI docs ↗

Sep 11, 2026DocsMilestone

ezacto.dev developer site published

ezacto.dev is the public home for developers: guides, the full API reference generated from the OpenAPI contract, and the CLI manual.

• Guides at /docs
• API reference covering every operation, plus the OpenAPI document
• CLI reference

ezacto.dev ↗API reference ↗

Sep 9, 2026Web appMilestone

Off Harvest: eZacto runs our books

The team's full Harvest history was migrated, verified to the cent, and eZacto became the system of record for time and invoicing. That day we quit Harvest.

• Every client, project, time entry, invoice and payment carried over
• Three-way reconciliation with nothing left unexplained
• New invoices are issued from eZacto, continuing the existing numbering

Leaving Harvest guide →

Aug 26, 2026APIMilestone

First deploy

eZacto was first deployed on Cloudflare Workers, alongside the tooling to snapshot a Harvest account.

• Worker deployed by CI with a smoke test
• Organization, people, identity and rates
• Harvest snapshot tooling with checksums and crash resume