Quotid / Selected development history
From a local daily tracker to optional AI-assisted workflows. Milestones and major fixes from Faain’s independent software project, started April 2026.
A curated retrospective, grouped by development period. Quotid remains private; these entries describe development work rather than public releases.
April 2026
FoundationQuotid began as an independent mobile software project: a place to bring daily records, history and optional AI reflection into one application. The first foundation introduced onboarding, selectable tracking modules and daily summaries. Local records became the base for later features.
April–early May 2026
MilestoneEditable logs and goals made tracking more flexible. AI advice gained context from selected records, streamed replies and image input, connecting the daily tracker with an optional conversational layer.
May 2026
MilestoneNotes and a separate Data screen added another way to review progress. Local charts made patterns visible without an AI request; optional analysis could help interpret the selected context.
Late May 2026
RefinementOnboarding guidance and configurable module targets improved everyday use. Compressed history and tiered context combined recent logs with longer-term summaries, making the information sent to an AI provider more deliberate.
June 2026
Milestone + fixesTracking expanded to multiple sessions per day, supported by a broader backup and restore format. A Data-view regression that could crash charts was corrected, and duplicate task handling was strengthened.
Mid-June 2026
MilestoneThe assistant gained structured task, reminder, memo and module-logging workflows. App-side parsing and validation translated responses into supported actions, with confirmation sheets for logging and selected changes. Completed-task guards and reminder-time parsing also improved.
Early July 2026
MilestoneSaved conversations and file input made the assistant more useful across sessions. Token usage and session-cost feedback added visibility into requests, alongside provider-specific streaming and caching support.
Early July 2026
Milestone + fixesOptional remote backup, passphrase protection and app lock were added alongside expanded local charts. Restore was corrected to retain exported settings and saved chats; restored appearance now refreshed immediately. Foreground sync improved backup reliability.
Early July 2026
Milestone + fixesEntity lookup and assistant-initiated history search brought relevant local records into context. Recurring workflows followed. Streaming moved to a transport that delivered chunks as they arrived, and memoized chat rendering reduced typing lag and stalls in long conversations.
July 2026
Major fixesTime-entry controls and history navigation were refined. Local-date handling corrected midnight and week-boundary errors; attachments were preserved through follow-up requests and rerolls. Tool parsing hid incomplete protocol tags, avoided repeated expression construction during streaming and rejected empty memo updates. Provider token-parameter handling was also hardened.
Independent founder work
Quotid was built independently by Faain before HOM.dev was founded. It remains separate from the studio’s game-development work. HOM.dev’s other founder was not involved in its development.
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