• New: Save to Traskio with a double tap. Set up Back Tap on your iPhone and tap the back of your phone twice to save whatever you've copied. A step-by-step guide in the app walks you through it, and Traskio tells you when your saved copies are being added. • New: Check that copying from your iPhone reaches your Mac, with a simple guide to fix it if it doesn't. • New: You can choose to save copies marked as private, such as passwords. They're removed automatically after one hour. • New: Select several notes at once, then move them to a notebook or delete them. • New for iPhone Duo: open it flat and turn it on its side, and Traskio shows your list on one side and what you opened on the other, in Tasks, Notes, Plans and Calendar. Fold it shut and you're straight back to the usual layout, right where you left off. • New: A guide to setting up iCloud with the same Apple Account on all your devices, plus OneDrive as an option when you first set up file storage. • Fixed an issue moving bookings with files into a shared trip. • Fixed an issue where changing a booking's type could create a second notebook with the same name. You're now offered the notebook you already have.

• New: Scan documents. Capture letters, receipts and forms with your camera, then save them to a note or task, or share them as a PDF. You can also start a scan from the Traskio icon on your Home Screen. • Scans appear right inside your notes, and search now finds the words on your scanned pages. • New: Ask Siri to snooze a reminder. Say "Snooze my Traskio reminder" and pick from the reminders that just went off. • Clipboard history: items you delete on iPhone are now removed from iCloud Drive too, and picture previews show reliably. • Fixed an issue where starring a task again could leave a star that wouldn't go away. • Small fixes and improvements.

• New: Clipboard history on iPhone. See what you've copied on your Mac, and save text, links and images to it from the Share menu. • Fixed an issue where some files stored in iCloud could take a long time to open. • Snooze and completion sounds now play reliably, and checklists have a new tick sound (you can turn it off in Settings). • The Add Task button now says "Save".

• Reminder alerts now pop up and play their sound even while Traskio is open. • Reminders now use a louder alert sound by default, so they're harder to miss. You can change it in Settings. • Turn a long card or task title into separate cards or tasks: tap the list creator button beside the title. • Plans: forward a change or cancellation email from an airline, hotel or other provider, and Traskio updates the booking for you. Cancelled bookings are shown crossed out and left out of your trip totals. • Plans: a changed booking's note now shows what changed, along with a copy of the email.

• Snoozing a reminder now shows the exact date and time it will come back. • Snoozing a reminder for a day or more keeps the same time of day, on iPhone and Apple Watch too. • Import your reminders from other apps, with a clearer screen and a tidier list.

Do more with your voice • Tick off, untick, move and find things just by saying them: "Tick off milk", "Move the dentist to Friday", "What's on my shopping list?". Every change has an Undo button. • Ask for a reminder without saying when, and Traskio asks when you'd like it. • If something is already on your list, Traskio tells you where it is before adding it again. Siri • Say "Hey Siri, add a task in Traskio" to add a task, even with your iPhone locked. • Say "What's due in Traskio" to hear what's coming up. • Add reminders by voice: say "Add a reminder to Traskio…" and Siri puts it straight into Traskio. Over time Siri can learn that Traskio is where your reminders go, so on some iPhones "Add a reminder…" on its own is enough. • On iOS 27, Siri can also answer questions about your upcoming tasks, such as "What's due today?" Bring things in from other apps • Import your reminders from other apps. • Traskio now appears in the Share menu for PDFs, files, several photos at once, and links.

Speak to Traskio Add things just by saying them. Hold the Traskio icon on your iPhone or use the quick add microphone button inside the app, then say what you'd like to add: a task, a shopping item, a reminder or an appointment. If something is already on the list, Traskio asks before adding it again, and you can undo anything it adds. On Mac, press ⌘⇧Space to start speaking from any app. On Windows, press Ctrl+Shift+Space in Traskio.

Boards are now Lists We've renamed Boards to Lists, because that's how most people think of them, and cards are now called items. Every list can now be shown two ways: as one simple list you tick off as you go, or as columns, the board layout you're used to. Switch at the top of any list, and choose your default in Settings > Lists. When you create a new list, you can pick which way it shows. Your existing lists stay in columns, just as they were, until you switch. On a phone, lists in columns now have tabs along the top, so you can jump straight to any section. Also new • Pinch to zoom on attached images and PDFs, so small print is easy to read. • Apple Reminders now come into Traskio in the background, as well as when you open the app. • On Apple Watch, Retry can now get you signed back in, and tells you why if it can't.

Keep your files in OneDrive You can now choose where the photos and documents you attach are kept. Go to Settings → Storage → Where your files live and connect your OneDrive, and your attachments are saved there under their own names, so you can open them in OneDrive too. Tidier storage Attachments you delete or replace are kept for 30 days in case you change your mind, then cleared from iCloud or OneDrive to free up space. Plans A trip's dates now stretch to cover any bookings that fall outside them. Search • A new X button clears the search box in one tap. • A search you leave without picking a result is remembered, so you can come back to it. Sharing Accepting an invitation now opens the shared board straight away, and invitations explain more clearly what you're being invited to. Smoother everyday use • Completing a task keeps your place in the list. • The due-date calendar always shows in full. • Snoozing a task with a swipe works even on a weak signal.

Outlook and Microsoft 365 calendars Connect your Outlook or Microsoft 365 calendar and see your events alongside your tasks. Turn on two-way sync to keep both in step. Easier calendar management Each connected calendar now shows its logo, and you can choose which calendar an appointment goes to from wherever you add one. Tap an empty slot in the calendar to add an appointment at that time. Annotate files in Plans Open, download and mark up files attached to your trip notes. Search everything at once Search now finds your notes and tasks together. Smoother everyday use • Home-screen shortcuts work instantly, whether Traskio is open or not. • You can choose not to see the confirmation when completing a task. • Tapping a title puts the cursor at the end, ready to keep typing. Faster and lighter Traskio loads faster, syncs more efficiently and feels quicker throughout.

Long lists are quick now Opening a task on a long list used to take over a second, and sometimes four. It now takes a fraction of a second however many tasks you have, and scrolling and dragging stay smooth on lists of thousands. Dragging tasks around has been tidied up too: a task you drag no longer leaves a gap behind it, and a long drag that scrolls down the screen now drops where you put it. A simpler way to set times Every time in the app is now set the same way — tap the time, then roll the wheel. You can choose the interval it moves in under Settings, so you can step in five minutes, fifteen, or whatever suits you. The wheel now opens next to the time you tapped and sits above everything else, rather than slipping behind the panel. Choosing a time zone opens the list into view instead of below the fold. And a time that is genuinely optional, like the one on a plan, can be cleared again once set. Task templates you can edit Saved task templates can now be changed rather than deleted and rebuilt, and they always hand back a fresh, unticked checklist. Templates are offered everywhere you add a task, with a short explanation if you have not made one yet. Titles you can still see while you type them Long titles in notes and tasks no longer scroll out of sight as you write. The title box grows onto more lines instead, and you can choose how tall it is allowed to get under Settings, then Tasks or Notes, "Title lines while editing".

New: info notes in Plans. Drop a dated note anywhere in a trip — an idea, a reminder, a document. Tap "Add trip note or comment" on any line to slot one in exactly where you want it. Each note takes formatted text, and on a shared trip everyone can add and reply. Attaching files works from the iPhone and Mac apps. You can delete a trip note too. Open it and tap Delete, or swipe the note across. Traskio asks first, and tells you if any photos or documents will be deleted along with it. You can now connect an Apple iCloud or other CalDAV calendar — it's available to everyone. If you have more than one calendar connected, you can choose which one each new appointment or task goes to, instead of everything going to your default. Calendar syncing is more dependable too: repeating events from Apple Calendar now appear correctly, timed events keep the right time zone wherever you are, and connecting a calendar takes you straight to choosing which ones to sync. When you quick-add an event, it now runs for 30 minutes unless you say otherwise. Help & Support and the Roadmap are now in your account menu, and you can send suggestions and bug reports straight from the app. A "Back to Traskio" bar returns you to the screen you came from. Your recent searches now stay in step across your devices. A search you make on your phone shows up on your iPad and Mac, and clearing one from the list clears it everywhere. You can now attach a PDF or any other document to a comment, not just a photo. Larger files are accepted too — up to 50 MB, the same as attaching to the task itself. Date and time boxes now fit properly on iPhone everywhere they appear — adding a booking, editing a trip, reviewing forwarded bookings, appointments and reminders. Screens no longer slide sideways when you drag them. Menus in the top bar now close when you tap or click anywhere else on the page, instead of waiting for you to tap the menu button a second time. If you are using a keyboard, Escape closes them too. Fixed an issue where a multi-page PDF attached to a note could go blank a moment after opening on iPhone. Fixed an issue that could stop a trip being shared when it had booking confirmations attached to it. Fixed an issue where adding a note could leave a band of empty space at the bottom of the screen until you scrolled or reopened the trip. Fixed a stray "changes failed to sync" message that could appear on the Support page.

New: List creator. Turn a block of text into separate cards or tasks, a checklist, or a tick-box list. Paste your list into a card, task or note and Traskio splits it into items for you. Tasks made this way keep the same due date as the task you split. A Pro feature. Fixed an issue where the Due date & time box under a booking could show a time an hour later than the booking itself. Both now show the time exactly as your confirmation states it, wherever you are in the world.

Traskio now syncs with Google Calendar. Connect your account under Settings → Calendars and your events appear alongside your tasks. The free plan connects one calendar and shows its events in Traskio; Pro adds two-way sync — changes you make in Traskio go back to Google — and lets you connect more than one. You can now add appointments to your calendar, alongside your tasks: a dentist visit, a meeting, a weekend away. Tap the + on a day, or the + button anywhere in the app, and choose Appointment. Appointments show on the month, week and day views, sync across your devices, and work offline. You can now share a trip with another Traskio user. Open a trip, tap Share, and invite them by email — they get their own copy that stays in sync, and either of you can add and edit bookings. Tickets, boarding passes and confirmations travel with it, so they can open them on their own device. When the trip is no longer shared, everyone keeps their own copy. Guests ask before removing a booking, so nothing disappears from your trip without you agreeing. You'll see the request on the trip and in a prompt at the top of Plans. If you always travel with the same people, add them under Settings → Plans, and they'll be ticked ready on every new trip you create. People you've shared with before also appear under the email box when you invite someone. You can also invite someone to a board by email, and they can accept even if they've never used Traskio before. Tapping a booking in Plans now opens that booking straight away, instead of opening the trip and leaving you to tap it a second time. Fixed an issue where the sign-in button could sit behind the keyboard. Traskio starts up faster, and the first-run screen now shows honest progress instead of appearing to stall.

Settings and Sign Out have moved to the top-right of the Notes screen, so they're in the same place as on every other screen. The Settings screen now shows its full list of sections as soon as you open it, so it's easier to find the setting you're after. Fixed an issue where comments on a card didn't work on a board that someone had shared with you.

Your task list opens much faster, especially if you have a lot of tasks, and stays smooth as you scroll and tap. Fixed an issue where dragging a task could open the search box when you let go. Swiping a task sideways is more reliable and no longer gets confused with scrolling. The month calendar now shows what's actually on each day by name, with a tap to see the rest — instead of dots. Each day fits as many as the space allows. The week view gives each day its own row, with times, so you can read a whole week at a glance. Fixed an issue where moving a task to a different day could change the time it was due. Search is faster and more reliable, especially on iPhone. Notes can now be saved as a PDF. Open a note and use the new PDF button to download it, view it, or email it to someone. The PDF keeps your note's layout — headings, bullet points, tick boxes, tables and photos all appear where you put them. Fixed an issue where a booking you forwarded to Plans also showed up in your Inbox. When a booking you forward to Plans arrives, Traskio now tells you straight away and offers to import it, wherever you are in the app. Opening Plans takes you to it rather than scrolling past it. Fixed an issue where tapping Download on a file kept in iCloud did nothing on iPhone. Files your iPhone had moved off the device to save space are now fetched when you open them. Fixed an issue where tapping a day in the calendar could show what was there a moment earlier rather than what's there now. Your recent searches sync between devices again, and tapping one narrows the list to that search.

Fixed an issue where two-factor authentication wasn't always asked for at sign-in. In Tasks, the shift buttons are now called "Snooze", so it's clearer what they do. In Plans, you can now add a ferry as a booking type. Setting a due time and an end time now use the same time picker. Fixed an issue where backing up to Google Drive could fail to finish on iPhone and iPad. On Apple Watch, we've fixed an issue where deleted tasks could still appear in your Overdue list.

A CALENDAR OF ITS OWN Calendar is now its own section, alongside Tasks, Notes, Plans and Boards, with day, week and month views. Your trip bookings turn up there on their own. BLOCK OUT YOUR DAY Tasks can now say how long they take. Switch on "Block out time in your calendar" in Settings > Tasks, and day and week become an hour-by-hour grid where every task is drawn as a block as tall as it is long — so a morning with two meetings and a report to write looks like one. Drag a block to move it. Drag its bottom edge to make it longer. Everything snaps to fifteen minutes. Set a finish time and the length works itself out, or set the length and the finish time follows. It is free on every plan, and it starts switched off, so nothing changes until you want it to. ALSO IN THIS VERSION Setting a due time and an end time now use the same time picker. We have fixed a few settings that were showing as locked when they should not have been. On Apple Watch, we have fixed an issue where deleted tasks could still appear in your Overdue list.