Vespernote changelog: what shipped in each release

Every tagged release of Vespernote and Schedule, newest first, with its date and the changes people can see.

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Schedule, Apple Watch and Apple subscriptions

Release tag v0.2.0
  • Schedule: a booking app for barbershops, with a public booking page and a Schedule tab in the mobile app.
  • Voice booking: say the booking, then confirm it. Walk-ins can be added from the Add button.
  • An Apple Watch app for recording and viewing notes.
  • A macOS desktop build, and Apple subscriptions through StoreKit 2 with restore purchases.

First tagged release

Release tag v0.1.0
  • A global audio bar with playback controls available across the app.
  • Sign in with Google on desktop.
  • Custom AI prompts in the AI settings, with a reset.

What does this changelog cover?

It lists releases of Vespernote, the voice notes app, and Schedule, the booking product. A release here is a version tag on the production branch of the project, and each card shows the tag and its date.

A card is added when a release is tagged. There is no fixed schedule: four tags exist so far, between August 5 and September 13, 2026. Tags v0.1.1 and v0.1.2 (both August 10) held only deployment and test fixes, so they have no card.

  • Only tagged releases appear here
  • Changes that are not in a tag yet are left out
  • The tag belongs to the repository, so it can differ from the version your app shows
  • Store availability is on the Download page

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Changelog FAQs

How releases are listed and what the tags mean.

How often is the changelog updated?

A card is added each time a release is tagged. There is no fixed schedule. So far there have been four tags, between August 5 and September 13, 2026.

What is in the latest release?

Release tag v0.2.0, dated September 13, 2026, added Schedule, an Apple Watch app, a macOS desktop build and Apple subscriptions through StoreKit 2.

Why do v0.1.1 and v0.1.2 have no entry?

Both were tagged on August 10, 2026 and contained only deployment and test fixes.

Why does my app show a different version number?

The tags belong to the project repository. The mobile app declares its own version number, so the two do not match.

Are unreleased changes listed?

No. Work that is not in a tagged release yet is left out until the tag exists.

Does a release mean the app is in the App Store?

No. A release describes what was built. The Download page shows each store link once the app is published.

Can the apps read release notes themselves?

Vespernote's server has a public release feed, with translations and force-upgrade support, that the apps can read.

Where do I see what Free and Pro include?

The Pricing page lists every limit for both plans.

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