Fixes for triage and quick add on the iPhone, for the daily review, and for links and search on the Mac.

A few fixes.

Overview now shows what needs you, how today went, or your week, on the iPhone too. Finishing your focus gets a small celebration. On the Mac, add tasks from Safari's Share menu, Services or Shortcuts. Plus a few fixes.

Sift now tells you when a new version is out. Your saved focus pick stays as you left it, and a list keeps its selection after search. Plus a few smaller fixes.

Fixes for search, the window title and editing on the Mac, plus a few smaller fixes.

Help now shows how Sift works with examples from the app instead of long text, plus a few fixes.

Create a new list from any list picker in Sift. Today asks for tomorrow's focus in the evening, not in the morning.

The focus picker now groups tasks by why they are offered and shows each one's date, priority and list. Search on iPhone keeps the keyboard after the first letter.

VoiceOver now names every control on Mac and iPhone, and Reduce Motion is respected throughout. Every task count agrees with the grid, and Later today no longer crosses into tomorrow. A few fixes along the way.

Triage on iPhone now shows what you chose: the card confirms each change, and the actions are grouped by what happens next. A task's link sits under its notes and opens with one tap. A few fixes along the way.

The quick add sheet no longer shows a second Add above the keyboard; the Add in the bar and the keyboard's Done key both add the task.

The Matrix on iPhone has the Mac's horizon: one tap keeps only what is overdue, due today or due tomorrow, and each quadrant says how many tasks it is holding back. Two widgets for the Home Screen and Lock Screen: Today, and On fire for what needs attention first, in small, medium and Lock Screen circular sizes. Tap a task to open it. The quick add sheet is now a full page, with Cancel and Add in the bar and a second Add above the keyboard.

The quick-add button no longer covers the Settings tab on iPhone. New tasks are added from Today, Matrix and Browse. Sift for Mac in Settings, under About, now opens sift-tasks.app instead of showing the address as text. The quick add sheet on iPhone has more room: a larger title that grows to several lines, a larger notes field, and space around and between them.

A focus pick with nothing selected now counts as an answer. Today says "nothing picked" and stops offering the picker for the day. On iPhone, the review and tomorrow's focus can be started at any time from Settings, under Rituals, once Today has settled for the day. Deselect all in the focus step clears every ticked task in one press, on Mac and iPhone, so the preselected ones no longer need unticking one by one.

Rituals now run on iPhone. Triage, the morning review and the evening focus pick each have their own deck on the phone. One device leads them, the other offers them fifteen minutes later, and finishing on either one closes the day everywhere. The ritual schedules are editable on the phone too. Quick add reads dates the way you write them, including 16/9 and 16.9., and a two letter word is no longer read as a weekday. The Inbox says what it is waiting for and offers the verb that settles it, and a task that already carries everything triage would ask leaves the Inbox on its own. Smaller things: the header follows the system as you scroll, every round control answers a press, and the usual round of fixes.