Nerva: matoleo yote na matoleo ya zamani

Nerva by Bytical v0.1.12
New
- Pomodoro auto-structure. Timers of 30 min or more are split into 25-min focus blocks with 5-min breaks (15 min every fourth) inside one session that always ends on focus. Shorter timers are never split. Toggle per timer or in Settings → Timers.
- Distinct sound cues for session complete, break start, back-to-focus and resume — a small additive synth replaces the old raw beeps. Preview in Settings → Audio.
- Bring your own LLM key. Ask Nerva now supports OpenAI, Anthropic, Google Gemini, OpenRouter and any OpenAI-compatible endpoint next to local Ollama. Keys stay on your device.
- World clocks in the sidebar (up to 6 zones, offset vs you, ±1 day).
- Customisable dashboard. Settings → Layout: show, hide and reorder sidebar sections.
- Feedback & ratings. Settings → Feedback or Ctrl+K → Send feedback; a one-tap rating card appears once after a week.
- What's new dialog after every update (this one).
- Nerva Pro (early access): one key for all your devices (Monthly 2 · Yearly 3 · Lifetime 5), device management and "lost your key?" recovery in Settings → Pro; key + invoice emailed on purchase, expiry reminders before renewal. Pro status is verified by the Rust core with a signed device token. Buy at nerva.bytical.ai/#pro.
Fixed
- Sticky-note pop-outs spawned partly off-screen on HiDPI / multi-monitor setups (logical vs physical pixel mix-up). Esc or Ctrl+W now closes any pop-out.
- Habits rail on the dashboard did not refresh after adding a habit.
- Timer digits were invisible in the light theme; markdown preview colours and heatmap cells now follow the theme too.
- Pausing a long timer no longer looks like a separate "break" timer.
- Focus menu closes with Esc; deleting an open task or a running timer asks first.
Changed
- Product name is now shown as Nerva by Bytical across the app, popups and website.
Downloads
- Linux (Ubuntu 22.04 / 24.04, Fedora, etc.) — .AppImage (portable) or .deb / .rpm · also yay -S nerva-desktop-bin, snap install nerva
- Windows 10 / 11 — .msi (installer) or -setup.exe (NSIS) · also winget install Bytical.Nerva
- Direct links that always point at the latest build: https://nerva.bytical.ai/#download
Verifying the Windows build
Installers are signed with the Bytical self-signed certificate.
Windows SmartScreen will show "Unrecognized app" on first install —
click More info → Run anyway. To remove the warning forever,
import bytical-codesign.crt into
Trusted Root Certification Authorities.
If Nerva helps you focus, a ⭐ on this repo and a rating (Settings → Feedback in the app, or https://nerva.bytical.ai/#feedback) go a long way.