Sign in and sign up without leaving the app, you can now sign up/in natively inside Marvelist without being redirected to Entra for authentication. Two-step verification has been improved and fixed. Marvelist passwords are now saved properly to Password Managers with the "login.tophhie.cloud" domain name. Apple Watch now appears in your Devices list. Auto transcription has been fixed. It was previously cutting off large chunks of detected speech.

Voice notes Record voice notes on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and in supported browsers on the web. They live alongside your written notes, play inline, and can be scrubbed, skipped, and sped up. Free accounts can save up to 10 recordings, up to 3 minutes each. Premium adds automatic, on-device transcription — every recording becomes searchable text, including ones made on Apple Watch — plus longer recordings (up to 2 hours) and no limit on how many you keep. Also in this release – Fixed: the floating toolbar no longer covers the last lines of a long note – Fixed: you can now apply headings, bullets, or numbered lists to an empty line before typing

New: a Share usage analytics switch in Settings → Privacy lets you turn off collection of how you use the app. It applies to your whole account, including the web app and Apple Watch. Analytics never include the contents of your lists, tasks or notes.

This update fixes a few issues with Marvelist AI and Premium. • The free trial offer now appears properly on new accounts. Previously it could be skipped before we'd finished checking whether you were eligible. • The close button on the Marvelist AI card now dismisses the card, instead of opening the assistant. • The subscribe screen now shows your free trial straight after installing, rather than jumping to the regular price. • Your daily activity streak no longer resets when you change your device's region or calendar. Thanks for using Marvelist.

This release rebuilds Notes from the ground up: a proper editor with headings, checklists, real bulleted and numbered lists, inline photos, fast search, pinning, and a 30-day Recently Deleted safety net. Existing notes lists can be upgraded to the new experience with one tap whenever you're ready — just make sure all your devices are updated first, as upgrading is one-way. The Apple Watch app has also been redesigned, with a new Today screen showing what's overdue and due today, Smart Lists on your wrist, notes you can read again (including checklists and formatting), and refreshed complications. Photos and attachments also load faster and lighter throughout the app, especially on Watch and slower connections.

New Change History — See exactly what changed, who changed it, and when. Open any task and tap the new history button to view that task's full timeline — every edit, completion, and change, laid out newest-first and grouped by day. This per-object history is free for everyone. With Premium, you also get a whole list's activity feed (from the list menu's List History) and your own activity across everything from View My Activity in your profile. Each entry reads as a plain sentence — such as "Chris completed this task" — with the specific field changes shown beneath. Changes made by the Marvelist assistant or a connected app are attributed clearly, and anything on a Vault list stays private. Improved Focus Plans, made easier to start — Building a Focus Plan is now front-and-centre. Open the Focus tab and tap Create a Focus Plan to pick tasks and get going — no need to dig into a list first. And you can now pull tasks from more than one list into a single plan: the new picker lets you choose across all your lists before you build, so an afternoon that spans a few projects lines up in one queue. (The per-list Select → Add to Focus shortcut is still there when you want it.) Add tasks to a plan already in progress — Something come up mid-plan? While a plan is running, tap Add tasks on the Focus screen to queue more — from any list — onto the end without losing your place. Your current task keeps running and the new ones slot in after what's already lined up. Like everything in Focus Plans, it works offline and syncs when you're back online. A tidier event header — An event's photo and its details now share a single card at the top of the screen, with the event's name and date set over the photo. The photo fills the card edge-to-edge — including on iPad, where it no longer floats in a letterbox with empty side bars. Fixed Smoother scrolling on event guest lists — Scrolling through an event's guest list no longer stutters, even on long guest lists with several categories. Event card caption clipped off-screen — Fixed an issue on the redesigned event header where the event's name, date, time, and location could get cut off at the left edge of the card when the event had a cover photo. The caption now stays fully visible on every device. Focus timer stays in step with its Lock Screen banner — Pausing a focus block now truly holds it: the timer no longer keeps counting down in the background, and the Lock Screen banner always matches what's on the Focus screen. If your phone closes the app while a block is running or paused, Marvelist now picks the timer back up exactly where it was on next open — and a leftover Lock Screen banner from a finished or closed session is cleared instead of lingering. A paused block also no longer swallows its end alarm.

New Focus timer — Stay in the zone with a built-in Pomodoro focus timer. Start a focus block from the new Focus tab, or pin one to a specific task from its detail screen with Start focus. The countdown keeps perfect time even if you lock your phone or switch apps, and alerts you the moment your block is up. Pause, resume, or stop early at any time, and review your recent sessions in one place. Sessions sync across your devices and can be started offline — anything you do without a connection is queued and applied automatically when you're back online. A Premium focus stats screen shows how much you've focused today, this week, and all-time, plus the tasks you spend the most time on. Focus Plans — Line up several tasks to run through Focus back-to-back. In a list, tap Select, choose your tasks, and pick Add to Focus to open the plan builder. Set each task's focus time in minutes, reorder them, and optionally tick Mark complete when done so a task is checked off automatically once its focus block finishes. Turn on Skip breaks to run tasks straight through, or Hands-free to auto-start the next task after each break. The builder shows a live time estimate, and once you start, the Focus screen tracks your progress — current task, what's up next, and which task you're on — so you can skip, stop, or mark the current task done at any time. Plans work fully offline — build, run, and finish a plan with no connection, and it syncs automatically when you're back online — sync across your devices, and resume after a relaunch. You'll also now get a notification at the end of every break, not just every focus block.

New Vault lists — Give a sensitive list an extra layer of encryption. Long-press a list (or open it) and choose Protect with Vault — its tasks, notes, checklist items, and comments are then scrambled in our database so they can't be read directly from it, including in backups, while everything looks and works exactly the same for you and anyone you share it with. Protected lists are also kept private from the Marvelist assistant. Set up Vault in Settings, where you'll be given a one-time recovery code to keep safe. Every account can protect one list for free; protecting more lists is a Premium feature. Improved Two-factor authentication moves to your account — Two-factor authentication is now handled by your Tophhie Cloud account when you sign in, rather than being set up separately inside Marvelist. The same protection now covers Marvelist alongside your other Tophhie Cloud services, and Marvelist's own two-factor setup screens have been retired. You can manage two-step verification any time from your Tophhie Cloud account.

New Event schedule — Build a run-of-show for your event directly from the guest list. Add items such as Arrival, Ceremony, or Dinner to create an ordered timeline that appears on every guest's RSVP invitation. Items can be reordered and edited at any time, and changes sync in the background and work offline. RSVP page theming — Personalise the look of your event's RSVP page with a choice of background and accent colours. Pick from six built-in presets — Midnight, Ivory & Gold, Blush, Sage, Slate, and the classic Marvelist purple — or set fully custom colours. Premium subscribers can also hide the Marvelist logo for a completely branded invitation experience. List groups — Organise your lists into named groups that appear as collapsible sections on the main screen. Create a group from the lists screen, drag any of your lists into it, and rename or delete the group at any time. Groups sync across all your devices and work offline — any changes made without a connection are queued and applied automatically when connectivity returns. Connect Marvelist to your AI assistant — You can now use Marvelist directly from Claude, ChatGPT, and other compatible AI assistants. A new "Connect to an AI Assistant" screen in Settings walks you through adding Marvelist as a connector and gives you a tap-to-copy link, so your assistant can view and manage your lists, tasks, groups, and events on your behalf. Connecting an AI assistant is a Marvelist Premium feature. Improved Redesigned lists home screen — Your groups now appear as collapsible folders on the main screen, each with its own icon and colour and a matching accent rail running alongside the lists inside. Folders start collapsed so the screen stays tidy, and tapping one springs it open to reveal its task and note lists. Every list now sits on a consistent frosted card, and the separate private-list section has been folded into this single, uniform layout. Guest lists are now Events — Guest lists have been renamed to Events throughout the app and moved into their own dedicated tab. The home screen is now split into two tabs — Lists and Events — keeping your task and note lists separate from your event planning, each with its own space. Everything you could do before is unchanged — invitations, RSVPs, the schedule, and exporting your guests all simply live in the new Events tab now.

New Guest list export — Export your event's guest list as a CSV spreadsheet or a printable PDF directly from the event screen. Choose whether to include each guest's contact details (email, phone, and address), then tap Export and share the file anywhere using the standard share sheet. An active internet connection is required as the file is generated server-side. Improved List reordering — Your lists can once again be dragged into any order you like. The new ordering is saved instantly on device and synced to the server in the background, so quick consecutive drags always send the final position rather than racing one another, and any reorder made offline is queued and applied automatically once connectivity returns.

New Upcoming Event widget — A new home-screen and lock-screen widget for Guest Lists. Add it to your home screen to pin a specific upcoming event or let it automatically track whichever event is next. The widget shows the event title, a day countdown, and your confirmed attendee headcount, with the event's cover image as the background when one is set. Tapping it opens the event directly in the app. Welcome tour — First-time users now see a short welcome carousel when they open the app, introducing lists, notes, smart lists, and guest lists. The four-slide tour appears once and can be skipped at any time. Shareable links for lists — List owners can now generate a shareable access link directly from the list toolbar. Anyone who opens the link is automatically granted access to the list. The link can be revoked at any time from the same menu, and a new Manage Access option lets you control exactly who can see your list — all from a dedicated Sharing section in the toolbar menu. Improved App update notifications — The app now checks for updates at launch and when returning to the foreground. If a newer version is recommended you'll see a dismissible prompt; if your installed version is no longer supported, a full-screen notice will direct you to the App Store before you can continue. Redesigned sharing-link invite screen — Opening a sharing link now shows a refreshed, fully native invite sheet that previews the list name and who shared it before you join. It handles loading, expired or revoked links, and join errors gracefully, with a confirming success animation when you're added to the list. Refreshed App Lock screen — The lock screen has been rebuilt natively with a cleaner look that matches the rest of the app, and now names the unlock method you'll use (Face ID, Touch ID, or passcode). If your device's biometrics and passcode are both turned off, App Lock now disables itself cleanly and lets you in rather than leaving you stuck. Refreshed MFA code entry — The multifactor authentication code screen, shown at sign-in and when enabling or disabling MFA, has been rebuilt natively to match the app's look, with clearer digit boxes and automatic submission once all six digits are entered. Fixed MFA code screen stability — Fixed a crash on the multifactor authentication screen that could occur when navigating away and returning, caused by a recent internal navigation overhaul.

- New welcome tour that introduces Lists, Notes, Smart lists and Guest lists when you first sign in - The welcome screen now shows what Marvelist does before you sign in, with tappable Terms & Privacy links - One-tap starter templates when you create a list — Groceries, To-do, Watchlist, Reading list, Packing and Wishlist — that prefill the name, icon and colour - Sign in with no lists yet and you'll get a guided "create your first list" screen instead of an empty home - A brand-new home is tidier — no more empty "0" smart-list cards before you've added anything - Notifications are now requested once you're in the app rather than at launch - A gentle "Share this list" prompt after you start filling in a list you own - A device hiccup while signing up no longer signs you back out - Clearer messages when an email address is already in use - Various fixes, including email addresses now being unique across accounts and a fixed share sheet

- Consistent animations throughout the app - NEW: List Presence: Shared lists now show who’s inside the list, live!

- NEW: Guest lists now support event parts and resetting RSVPs. - You can now manage your Marvelist Premium subscription from your profile. - Changes to your lists now more reliably sync in the background. - Changes to your lists from outside the app now trigger an immediate sync on all your devices. Keeping them in sync. - FIX: Resolved an issue that prevented list members from appearing in the task assignment sheet. - NEW: The Marvelist background gradient has been reimagined and applied in more areas. - NEW: Lists are now updated in real-time (where a connection is available). - NEW: You can now link a Guest Lists with a Task List for the full event planning experience.

- NEW: You can now manage your Cloud Storage from your User Profile. - Smart Lists have been updated to be consistent with regular Lists. - NEW: You can now view the Admin Audit Log. This is a view of all actions taken on your account by the Marvelist Team. - NEW: You can now assign event images to guest lists for more personalised RSVP pages. - NEW: Guest Lists now have the option to post a public RSVP page, where guests can search their names and RSVP.

- Introducing: Guest Lists! Create events, send personalised RSVPs and submit questions for your guests. (Free users get 2 guest lists, and 50 guests per list. Premium users get unlimited).

- Introducing: Tophhie Cloud Accounts. You will be asked to migrate your account for a more secure log in experience. - Introducing: Marvelist Premium! With access to AI and increased storage. - Redesigned Task Detail View. - New recurring task scheduler. - Redesigned comments view - Redesigned task assignment flow - Fixed attachments retrieval

- Marvelist AI as an App Intent. - Major UI improvements. - New onboarding experience.

- Marvelist AI (Private Preview) - Improvements to the MFA Input interface. - MAJOR: Lists, tasks, subtasks and tags can now be created whilst completely offline. Data will then sync back up to the server when online. - Improvements to the Note Editor. - Bug: resolves an issue where users couldn't connect Social Accounts to their Marvelist account.

Marvelist has been redesigned from the ground up. A brand-new user interface, iOS 26 and liquid glass support. The app is now faster, more responsive, and more robust.

[What's Changed] - Joining the Marvelist Community will now prefill your username into the form. [Bug Fixes] - Resolved an issue that prevented access to archived lists.

[What's New] - Everyone now has a default private list. The list will be rolled out in the next couple of days. [What's Changed] - Improvements to List Ordering feature. - Changes to Contacts UI. - Changes to the Notification Center UI. [Bug Fixes] - Notification Centre crashes when refreshing. - Task list occasionally crashes when updating in the background.

[Bug Fixes] - Resolved an issue that would cause the app to crash when saving a note. - Resolved an issue that would cause a Siri Intent to crash when using the "New Grocery Item" intent. - Resolved an issue that would prevent MFA input codes from backspaced.

[What's New] - You can now configure multifactor authentication for your Marvelist account. [What's Changed] - Network implementation improvements. - Updated charts.

[What's New] - You can now disable the "Marvelist Gradient" that appears in the background of some sections of the app. Head to settings to disable. - You can now search for Tasks based on more properties: Task Title, Task Notes, Assigned To, and Tags. - The 'Scheduled' Smart List is now split into time relative sections: past, today, tomorrow, and future. - Lists can now be configured with Content Protection. This prevents items inside the list from being deleted. [What's Changed] - Further improvements to the Contacts user interface. - Improved offline data store implementation. - Improved the consistency of the user interface throughout the app. [Bug Fixes] - Resolved an issue that caused deleted tasks to stick around after they'd been deleted. - Resolved an issue that prevented a PDF from being generated if the List Name had a '/' in it. - Resolved a user interface issue that caused the Tasks table to not refresh and show accurate data. - Resolved an issue that would cause the app to crash when opening a task from a Smart List. - Resolved an issue that would cause the app to crash when moving a task to a different grocery category. - Resolved an issue that prevented Notes Attachments from displaying. - Resolved an issue that caused the app to crash when searching lists.