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See what’s available in Trayage, what’s in beta testing, and which improvements are being explored.

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Available now

Direct download: v1.1 available now. Mac App Store: v1.1 available now.

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Plans can change based on testing and user feedback. Items do not have a promised date or major version unless one is shown. Choose Trayage for the features available when you buy it; future major upgrades will be optional. Read version highlights in the changelog.

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In progress

Validation and work still underway.

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Under consideration

Ideas being explored with users, with no scheduled version or release date.

4 items
  • Under consideration

    A summary after cleanup

    Show which files moved to Trash, what was skipped, and how to find moved files in Finder. Explore whether this makes cleanup and recovery easier to understand.

  • Under consideration

    Saved review locations

    Make it easier to return to another folder, with clear permissions and a visible reminder of which folder is being reviewed.

    File reviewGitHub #14
  • Under consideration

    More useful explanations

    Use first-review feedback to improve suggestion reasons and empty-state guidance, so people understand why a file appeared and what to check next.

    First-run experienceGitHub #15
  • Under consideration

    Apple Shortcuts support

    Explore ways to open a Trayage review, scan your chosen folder, and use a review summary in your own Mac shortcuts. File removal would still require your review and confirmation in Trayage.

    AutomationGitHub #16

Completed

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