Hawk started as a new tab to-do list with a slot for each hour of the day and a short note underneath. This update turns it into a small daily workspace: a task list, a notepad and a place for files, all in the same tab and synced across devices.
The task list is now looser. Instead of fixed hours, each day is a plain list where some tasks have a time and others don't, which is closer to how a day actually goes.
A day's tasks
Notes got the biggest change. The old split between day notes and collections is replaced by a single Notepad, where notes are grouped by the #tags written in them rather than by folders. Notes written for a specific day live there too, so the journal and the notepad are two views of the same notes.
A note in the Notepad
The editor behind those notes also handles more than text now, with checklists, tables, images and video, and it keeps the formatting of content pasted from other apps.
A table in a note
Files have their own tab, backed by Cloudflare R2, where uploads and media from notes are kept together and grouped by day.
The Files tab
Edits made on two devices at once are now merged instead of overwriting each other. The code is at github.com/pnettto/hawk.