Changelog
Buhata ships most days. This page carries the changes you would actually notice, newest first, each one named by the release it went out in. The full build number of what you are running is at the bottom of Settings.
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The Space header, and what it opens
A Space now wears its own color in a banner with a round badge, and pressing the name opens a menu of the rooms and settings that Space allows you. Announcements and Updates moved under Boards, where people were looking for them.
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The command bar shows you it is listening
Speak and a live face moves with your voice, so you can tell the difference between the app hearing you and the app waiting. A typed command clears in one press, and the dock went back to round buttons.
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The desk, redrawn
A slimmer top bar, a rail down the side and a sidebar carrying pinned links and the people in the Space. Every tool opens as one full screen on the canvas instead of a window fighting for room.
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Body data asks first
Weight, water, mood and workouts are only kept after you agree, on a screen that says what is stored, who sees it and where it lives. Withdraw in Settings and those entries leave every device and the account. Mood is new here.
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One more adult, on Premium
Plus is one account, yours. Premium carries a second account for another adult, who signs in as themselves and keeps their own books rather than sharing yours.
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The Sunday digest
One email a week, on Sunday: what is due, what renews, and whose birthday falls in the days ahead. It carries no figures unless you ask for them, and one tap stops it.
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Your own calendar app can read your dates
A private subscribe link puts dated tasks into whatever calendar app you already use. It is read-only and it is yours alone, and you can retire the link whenever you like.
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Manage your own passkeys
Settings now lists every passkey on your account and lets you remove one. Before this you could add a passkey but never see or retire it.
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A profile card of your own
Your avatar opens a card anchored beside it, showing your own account and nobody else's, with Settings and Edit Profile one step from it.
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Presence, in four words
Your status rides on your avatar as a colored dot and opens a menu, so the people in a Space can tell at a glance whether you are around.
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Household Expand needs no paid plan
Adding people to a Household no longer requires Plus or Premium. A Team still does.
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Official Rules for the Winner's Circle
The daily draw now has a written rules page covering eligibility, how a code is claimed, and how a prize is awarded.
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Memo colors
Memo cards can carry a color, so a week of notes reads as a set of things rather than one wall of text.
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Kawaii themes get their own palette
The Kawaii family is more than stickers and rounded corners now. Each theme carries candy tones chosen to stay readable, with the text color computed from the surface underneath it.
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Eight Kawaii themes
A second theme family beside the 47 Basic Themes: pastel tints, rounded cards and stickers on the things you already track.
Older releases are not listed here. Everything above shipped to buhata.com, the browser app and the desktop build at the same time; an installed desktop copy takes the change on its next installer.