Edison Thomaz released a new public beta of Onlife on Tuesday. Onlife tracks your activities in applications like Safari, Mail and iChat, and then organizes the information so that you can track your documents and the activity relationships between different applications.
The new beta improves performance, fixes several bugs, improves the application interface, adds the Command-W keyboard short cut to close windows, fixes a problem with Microsoft Word scripts, and more. Onlife public beta 5 is free, and available for download at the Onlife Web site.