What’s new.
A public status page
Cerisel now has a status page, linked from the foot of this site. It shows whether the app and sign-in are up right now, with a bar for each of the last 90 days.
Send feedback, and see what’s new
Settings now has a Help section. Send feedback sends us a note about a bug, an idea or anything else, and Contact support opens an email to us.
What’s new, in the same place and at the foot of the side panel, lists the changes to Cerisel as they ship. It shows a small New mark while there is something you haven’t read.
Escape ends the tour at any time
Pressing Escape during the guided tour now ends it, wherever you are in it.
Get started tasks
A new account now begins with five real tasks, tagged get-started, that tick themselves off as you do what they say: add a task, start a timer, open Projects, try search, and look at Settings.
It also comes with three sample projects, with habits and timers, so there is something to look at and try before you add your own.
A guided tour on Today
The setup page after sign-up is gone. A short tour on Today now shows you around instead, and you can skip it whenever you like.
Check your email, and sign in with a username
After you sign up, a Check your email step asks you to confirm your address, and lets you ask for the message again if it hasn’t arrived.
You can now sign in with either your email or your username.
Two-factor sign-in and passkeys
Accounts can turn on two-factor sign-in with an authenticator app and backup codes, and add passkeys as another way to sign in. Both are managed in Settings, under My account.