2008

• 22 April 2008: After nearly three years of development, the initial version of 33 RPM was born.

2007

• 31 March 2007: Following a run of updates, Permanent Eraser 2.3 is released, which features CD-RW/DVD-RW erasing.

2006

• 30 November 2006: After a much-too-long wait, GUI Tar 1.1 arrives.
• 22 September 2006: Permanent Eraser has an important upgrade to version 2.2.
• 29 June 2006: Another application in dormancy woke up - EdenList - was updated as a Universal Binary and supported multi-document capabilities.
• 25 February 2006: Untar 1.3.1 becomes the first Edenwaith application available as a Universal Binary.

2005

• Permanent Eraser 2 sees several updates to make it an even more useful utility.
• 4 September 2005: After a long absence, Journeyman FTP was updated.
• 10 March 2005: Untar 1.3 is released with a slew of new features.

2004

• 21. April 2004 : Permanent Eraser's capabilities come to full fruition with version 2.0.
• 20. March 2004 : GUI Tar 1.0.0 was released, combining the power of Untar with the compression and archiving capabilities of tar, gzip, and bzip2.

2003

• On 31. August 2003, the final version of EdenGraph 1.0, a new graphing calculator for Mac OS X, was finally released after over a year and a half of development.
• On 26. May 2003, the first beta version of EdenGraph, a new graphing calculator for Mac OS X, was finally released after nearly a year of development.

2002

• September 2002 gave birth to Untar, a graphical tar wrapper for Mac OS X. This is the premature child to GUI Tar, which is able to compress and uncompress files.
• In May 2002, Edenwaith's first major project, EdenMath, was released.

2001

• The idea of Edenwaith was conceived many years prior, but on 13. February 2001, Edenwaith was born. Edenwaith's first offering was of the text-based game Psychomancer, and then Javascript FTP soon followed.