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Chirp v1.1.0

What's New

Rebranded: PingPal → Chirp

The app has been renamed to Chirp with a new bird-themed logo.

Bug Fixes

• Fixed reminder settings not saving — pressing "Save Changes" on reminder settings now correctly persists changes. The issue was that the Rust backend stores reminders as JSON strings, but the frontend wasn't parsing them back into objects.
• Fixed broken Electron references — removed leftover window.pingpal calls that didn't work in Tauri, replaced with proper Tauri API calls.

Installation

1. Download Chirp_1.0.0_aarch64.dmg
2. Open the DMG and drag Chirp.app to /Applications
3. On first launch, bypass Gatekeeper: System Settings → Privacy & Security → Open Anyway
4. Grant Accessibility permissions when prompted

Platform: macOS (Apple Silicon / arm64)

PingPal v1.0.0

PingPal v1.0.0

A lightweight (4MB), keyboard-first task companion built with Rust and Tauri.

Features

• Global Shortcut: Cmd+E - Works even when app is minimized
• System Tray - Runs in background
• Launch at Login - Always ready
• SQLite Storage - Fast, local-first

Installation

1. Download and extract PingPal-v1.0.0-macos-arm64.zip
2. Move PingPal.app to /Applications
3. First launch (required for unsigned apps):
   • Double-click PingPal.app
   • When you see "Apple could not verify", click Done (not Move to Trash)
   • Open System Settings → Privacy & Security
   • Scroll down to the Security section
   • Click "Open Anyway" next to PingPal
   • Click Open in the confirmation dialog
4. Grant Accessibility permissions when prompted

Note: This app is not notarized with Apple (requires $99/year developer account). The "Open Anyway" step is a one-time requirement for any unsigned app.

Requirements

• macOS 10.15+
• Apple Silicon (arm64)