Miracle now gives both people and connected tools a clearer path to the work that matters. The phone navigation is simpler, Notes stays out of the way while you type, and the developer surface now reflects the practical work available inside the app.
A simpler phone foundation
- The global bottom navigation is now To-Do, 369, Notes, Feed, and More, in that exact order across every authenticated section.
- The global Add destination is gone. To-Do creates tasks in its complete task flow, while Notes opens a dedicated writing space.
- Goal Grid, Vision Board, Pacts, Time on Earth, and Admin remain available through More without changing the five primary destinations.
- The floating new-note button stays mounted but becomes invisible and untappable while the iPhone keyboard is open, for both Daily Notes and named notes.
- Every phone destination retains a full 44-point tap target, and the desktop rail keeps its complete labels and existing administrator ordering.
A complete practical developer surface
- REST and MCP clients can now search to-dos with status, section, lifecycle, and project filters, using bounded cursor pagination.
- Projects now support list, create, read, update, archive, restore, and archive-first deletion workflows. To-dos can be created in or moved between projects through the same public contract.
- Notes now supports daily and named-note listing, direct reads, search, creation, revision-safe editing, pinning, history, and deletion.
- Daily-note writes use the same date rules as the app, including existing-note edits and the protected past backfill window.
- Write operations use idempotency keys or revision checks where retries and concurrent editing could otherwise duplicate or overwrite work.
- OpenAPI, OAuth scope descriptions, Registry metadata, the MCP integration guide, automated smoke coverage, and the public review packet now describe the same 56-tool contract.
Privacy stays explicit
- Developer access remains account-scoped and never exposes another member's tasks, projects, notes, or images.
- Private-link creation, image upload, embedded-to-do mutation inside a note, billing, administration, and raw capture ingestion remain app-only surfaces.
- Existing note images can be read by their owning authenticated API client without making the media public.
- Real PostgreSQL date parsing, concurrent autosave responses, error schemas, response status codes, and account deletion all have dedicated regression coverage.