New capabilities and fixes in each build. Release downloads are published on GitHub Releases.
August 10, 2026
v2.0.0 — Complete rewrite
Ordito rebuilt from the ground up with a new Tauri 2 + React 19 monorepo architecture, a redesigned interface, a visual cron scheduler, full execution history with output logs, and broad cross-platform support. Every layer — data layer, execution engine, scheduler, tray, and UI — has been rewritten.
- Complete rewrite on a Tauri 2 + React 19 + TypeScript monorepo with a shared design system and a dedicated marketing site.
- Redesigned interface with dark and light themes, resizable master/detail panels, and a Command/Control-K command palette for instant navigation.
- Command groups with custom icons (full Iconify registry search), per-command working directory, confirmation gates, and background-or-foreground execution modes.
- One-click execution from the list, detail panel, system tray, or command palette — plus batch execution to run every command in a group at once.
- Foreground mode opens a real terminal window (Terminal.app, gnome-terminal, PowerShell, and more) for interactive commands while still capturing output.
- Visual cron scheduler with a no-code builder, live human-readable descriptions, and one-time scheduled runs with pause and next-run timing.
- Full execution history with status filtering, time grouping, exit codes, durations, and clickable output logs opened in the system viewer.
- Config import/export with smart group de-duplication and ID remapping so schedules survive the transfer.
- Signed auto-updates that check GitHub Releases on launch and apply silently on the next relaunch.
- Start-at-login support, configurable history retention, and automatic cleanup of orphaned log files.
- 17 pre-seeded starter commands across Quick Launch, System Utilities, and Developer Tools — platform-aware out of the box.
- Cross-platform builds for macOS (Apple Silicon), Windows (MSI and NSIS), and Linux (DEB).
March 18, 2026
v1.1.4
UI refinements across the command list, detail panel, and tray menu for a cleaner, more consistent experience.
- Polished command list rows, status badges, and hover actions.
- Refined tray menu layout and spacing.
- General visual consistency pass across the panel.
August 23, 2025
v1.1.3
Maintenance release fixing a cron day-of-week mismatch and resolving Snap packaging issues for Linux distributions.
- Fixed cron scheduler day-of-week calculation that caused runs to fire on the wrong day.
- Resolved Snapcraft build and confinement issues for Linux packaging.
June 21, 2025
v1.1.2
Introduced the command scheduling service, allowing recurring cron schedules and one-time runs.
- Cron-based recurring schedules for automated, hands-off command execution.
- One-time scheduled runs for fire-and-forget tasks.
- Schedule management integrated directly into the panel.
June 7, 2025
v1.1.1
Added automated Snap packaging via GitHub Actions, build verification, and an auto-update mechanism.
- GitHub Actions workflow for building and publishing Snap packages.
- Automated build testing and release pipeline.
- Auto-update support so the app checks for and applies new releases.
June 1, 2025
v1.1.0
Bug-fix release addressing configuration import issues.
- Fixed import failures when restoring command configurations.
May 31, 2025
v1.0.0 — First stable release
The first public release of Ordito. A desktop application that brings command execution to the system tray — organize commands into groups and run them with a single click, no terminal required.
- Command groups to organize related commands (Development, Docker, Git, and more).
- Quick one-click execution from the tray menu.
- Detached mode to run background processes without blocking the UI.
- Batch execution to run every command in a group at once.
- System tray integration with right-click menu, hide-to-tray, and auto-start support.
- Export and import for backing up and sharing command configurations.
- Cross-platform support for Windows and Linux.
