Daymark’s main interface has been redesigned.
Rebuilt the main window, sidebar navigation, and title bar.
Added dedicated views for Focus, Rhythm, and Mark.
Updated page hierarchy, spacing, typography, buttons, and cards.
Unified back, close, and content navigation behavior.
The title bar now continuously displays the Steam profile and combined status.
Added feature search.
Improved support for different window sizes.
Revised the light and dark theme color systems.
Improved long text, status text, and dynamic content presentation.
The three primary status modules have been reorganized.
Focus now presents the current application, recognition status, and usage time in one view.
Rhythm now uses a redesigned layout for artwork, track information, artist information, and media settings.
Mark provides a simplified text entry and publishing experience.
Improved how combined sources are displayed in the title bar.
Improved browser media switching, artwork restoration, and media source refresh behavior.
Character and career interfaces now use a new presentation structure.
Replaced the character selector with a centered carousel.
Redesigned character career overviews, level information, and progression data.
Redesigned the player career page.
Added application usage rankings.
Added character music rankings and related statistics.
Updated milestones, witness records, and level archives.
Improved high-level text and badge readability across themes.
Added continued progression feedback beyond Level 100.
Improved career duration formatting.
Removed the previous accessory system and wearable title controls while retaining compatibility with existing saves.
Application detection and rule management have been redesigned.
Updated rule lists, search, and category organization.
Redesigned the flow for adding preset and custom applications.
Improved the process picker and rule editor.
Simplified management of application names, status text, and enabled states.
Expanded default rules and localized content.
The first-run guide has been rebuilt.
It now demonstrates the main features directly in the live interface:
Focus application status
Rhythm music status
Mark text status
Combined status composition
Desktop companion controls and visibility settings
The new guide supports both light and dark themes and is localized for all supported languages.
After updating to v1.1.0, both new and existing users will see the updated guide once. It can also be reopened from Settings.
A dedicated Status page has been added to the sidebar for Steam status maintenance.
Added Automatic Takeover as an experimental feature.
Daymark can restore its status after detecting another Steam game launch.
Added a configurable takeover delay from 1 to 10 seconds.
Added an option to show or hide the takeover window.
Added Cancel and Take Over Now actions.
Added Manual Takeover.
Added a choice to minimize Daymark to the system tray or show the main window after a successful takeover.
Minimize to tray is the default.
Daymark can now launch with Windows through Steam.
When enabled, Daymark starts through Steam after sign-in and creates its runtime environment in the background without automatically displaying the main window. This allows Steam status synchronization to remain available.
Added a Rich Presence heartbeat.
Improved cases where custom text or music status could disappear after extended use.
Daymark now attempts to recover after losing its Steam connection.
Improved status caching and republishing behavior.
Improved detection of other Steam game launches.
Redesigned the Settings page.
Moved status maintenance controls to the dedicated Status page.
Simplified the window close flow.
Closing the window now immediately follows the saved “minimize to tray” or “exit” preference.
Retained the option to replay the onboarding guide.
Updated the displayed version to v1.1.0.
Clicking Feedback now copies the support email address.
Added localized confirmation after the address is copied.
Improved startup, loading, and window creation behavior.
Improved desktop companion synchronization across windows.
Clarified storage boundaries between local data, media caches, and Steam Cloud.
Removed unused legacy tutorials, interfaces, and debugging tools.
Expanded localization coverage.
Fixed multiple interface, status synchronization, and runtime stability issues.