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# udn-comms # CT
> [!NOTE]
> **LOCAL DEVELOPMENT**
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> This project is developed on a locally run git service.
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> This repository gets updated for public releases and announcements only.
CT is a messenger and task management application built for [UDN](https://github.com/marlon-erler/udn). CT is a messenger and task management application built for [UDN](https://github.com/marlon-erler/udn).
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- Calendar for tasks - Calendar for tasks
- Data transfer and export/import for identity, connections, and chats - Data transfer and export/import for identity, connections, and chats
# Update Cycle
- Updates are published monthly
- Version numbers are a combination of year and months, e.g. 2610 for October 2026
- Specific release dates and notes are published within two weeks of the release
# Changes # Changes
## 2610: (October 11th, 2026) Initial Release ## 2610 - Scheduled for October 11th, 2026: Initial Release
This application is a rebrand of Comms, whose development started in July 2024. Changelogs or versioning have not been present initially and were never standardized. The CT repository is a fork of Comms. Changes made between the lastest iteration of Comms and CT 2610 include: This application is a rebrand of Comms, whose development started in July 2024. Changelogs or versioning have not been present initially and were never standardized. The CT repository is a fork of Comms. Changes made between the lastest iteration of Comms and CT 2610 include:
- Account and chat identity - Account and chat identity
- Use a randomized UUID to identify users instead of manually entered names - Use a randomized UUID to identify users instead of manually entered names