A massive thank you to everyone who has supported the project so far. Every coffee you buy literally translates directly into late-night coding sessions and new features for SheepCat.
Today, I just pushed v01.04.00 live, and it solves two of the biggest workflow bottlenecks in daily dev tracking.
Jumping between a C# backend, a SQL database, and a JS frontend means your schedule is never perfectly linear. You get interrupted, you context-switch, and timers get left running. This release embraces that messy reality.
Here is what your support just helped launch:
⏪ The Summary History Time Machine: You can now go back to any day in your history and trigger a completely fresh, local AI summary rerun. If you forgot to add a ticket number to yesterday's log, just add it today and let Ollama regenerate the update. No data is locked in.
⏱️ Chain-Based & Fixed Timing: Instead of rigid start/stop buttons, SheepCat now handles chained task events and lets you set fixed durations for recurring things (like that 15-minute daily standup). Less micro-managing the clock, more time staying in the flow state.
The goal is to claw back those wasted hours spent on administrative tracking so you can actually focus on engineering.
SheepCat remains 100% local, zero-cloud, and completely free. If it is protecting your flow state and saving you from the end-of-day timesheet scramble, consider dropping a coffee in the jar to help fuel the next major update (MCP integrations are on the horizon! 👀).
Thank you for keeping the local AI rebellion going!