Automations now support one-time runs and a scrollable calendar — schedule a job for a specific time and let it disable itself when it is done, without cluttering your recurring jobs.

Fire once, then stop

A third trigger sits alongside recurring schedules and manual runs: once. Set an absolute date and time, and the automation fires exactly then. After the run completes, the scheduler disables it automatically — no cleanup, no forgotten cron jobs. Perfect for one-off tasks like a release-day notification or a scheduled data export.

A calendar that keeps up

The calendar view now scrolls freely through months, so you can look ahead or back without hunting through a paginated list. Past runs stay coloured by outcome, upcoming runs show what is queued, and the whole timeline feels like a calendar instead of a table.