New in 2.4.2 A small tidy-up. Nothing is broken and nothing has moved, this is punctuation and spacing that had drifted out of line across the app - Reminders, the widget and the upgrade screen all had stray separator characters where a plain space or a comma reads better. A small thing, but it is the kind of thing you see every day - Each language now uses its own comma rather than an English one, which matters if you read PopTask in Arabic, Chinese or Japanese One person, no team, no roadmap meetings. This one is genuinely small, I just do not like leaving details wrong once I have noticed them. Tell me what else looks off to you

New in 2.4.1 Everything from 2.4, but quicker. No new features this time. - Suggestions come up faster while you type. Work that was being repeated on every keystroke now happens once. - What PopTask learns about you is saved more efficiently in the background, so a burst of new tasks is lighter on your battery. One person, no team, no roadmap meetings. This release is just about speed. I read every review, so tell me what is still slow and it goes straight on the list.

New in 2.4 PopTask now learns how you actually work. Correct a suggested time once and it remembers for that kind of task, so if your gym is an evening thing, "gym at 6" starts meaning 6 PM for you. It keeps your weekday and weekend habits apart, too. - It learns your words as well. Your shorthand and your usual typos stop needing fixing, and a name it does not recognize is left exactly as you typed it. - Everything it learns travels to your iPhone, iPad and Mac through your own iCloud, and never leaves it. - Meal, evening and prayer words now work in every language PopTask speaks, not just English. Fajr, dhuhr, asr, maghrib and isha each get their own time instead of one blanket guess. - It learns from wherever you add a task, including the share sheet and Siri. - Suggestions appear noticeably faster while you type. - Recurring tasks are safer. Completing one, or undoing that, can no longer affect a different task that happens to share its name. Made by one person who reads every review and is excited to build more. Tell me what you'd like to see next.

New in 2.3.2 This one is about the app telling you the truth. The widget used to say "all caught up" even when it could not read your tasks at all. That is fixed. - Restore Purchases and the AI steps button now tell you what actually happened instead of going quiet, and the spinner runs as long as the work really takes. - A permission you turn down now explains itself and takes you to Settings in one tap, instead of leaving you stuck. - VoiceOver can now complete and delete tasks, and every button has a real name. - The done grid lights the day you finished a task, not the day the app found out. - Reduce Motion is respected throughout, and pills no longer clip at larger text sizes. Made by one person who reads every review and is excited to build more. Tell me what you'd like to see next.

New in 2.3.1 Smart Add just got smarter. PopTask now handles even messier input, and when you don't give a time it no longer invents one. A task with just a day stays a day, with a one-tap "Add time" for when you want it. Durations, ranges, quantities, and dozens of shorthand patterns are figured out correctly. - More reliable reminders and a clearer daily summary. Recurring reminders now keep reminding you day after day. - The Live Activity now shows a calm "Due" instead of a ticking overdue clock. - A cleaner Smart Suggestion card, a redesigned search, and polish throughout. Made by one person who reads every review and is excited to build more. Tell me what you'd like to see next.

New in 2.3 - Lists on iPhone and iPad: organize tasks into lists and switch between them with a tap. Already on Mac, now everywhere. - Sub-tasks: break any task into your own steps and check them off one by one. The AI can still suggest steps, and now adds to your list instead of replacing it. - Per-task reminders: set custom reminders on any task, or several at once, independent of your default. - Two-way Apple Calendar: change an event's time or title in Calendar and the matching PopTask task updates automatically. - Plus polish and fixes throughout. Made by one person who reads every review and is excited to build more. Tell me what you'd like to see next.

See your day at a glance, and dates + recurring tasks that land right. - New: a badge on the app icon shows how many tasks need you. Pick what it counts in Settings .. today, overdue, or both. - Smarter dates: type a full date like "2026/06/22 16:00" and it sets exactly that, and a 24-hour time next to words like "gym" or "dinner" no longer jumps to the morning. - Recurring tasks: "every 3 days" or "every other week" now repeat on the right schedule, not daily. - Siri: ask for your tasks, or your last task, hands-free. - Plus a round of fixes and polish. I build PopTask solo, every day. If it's helping you, a quick App Store review means a lot to a small indie developer. Thanks.

Now in Italian, and smarter in every language. - PopTask now speaks Italian. That makes 9 languages. - Type or dictate a task in any language and it sticks: the task and its suggestions stay in the language you used, not the app's. - Dictation now follows your app language, so it hears you right. - It's clearer now when something is a system setting (notifications off, iCloud signed out) and not PopTask. - Plus the usual round of fixes and refinements. I build PopTask solo, every day. If it's working well for you, a quick App Store review genuinely helps a small indie dev. Thank you.

Sync is now fast. - Make a change on one device and it shows up on your iPhone, iPad, and Mac in seconds. No more quitting and reopening the app to see what you did somewhere else. - Still synced privately through your own iCloud. - Plus a batch of smaller fixes and refinements. I build PopTask solo, every day. If sync feels better now, a quick App Store review genuinely helps a small indie dev. Thank you.

This update fixes iCloud sync and makes it fast. - Your tasks now sync across iPhone, iPad, and Mac in near real time. No more quitting and reopening the app to see a change you made on another device. - Smaller fixes and refinements under the hood. Thank you to everyone who reported the sync issue. I'm a solo developer working on PopTask every day, and a quick App Store review helps a small indie dev more than you'd think.