## Smaller Features - Stuff now re-opens to the last-viewed list when opening. You can turn this off in Appearance Settings, if you prefer always opening to Launchpad/Inbox. - Added some additional Menu Bar actions for Settings and for Show/Hide Sidebar - You can now quickly add tasks to a date section (on Upcoming, Deadlines) by tapping the date - Tasks, Headings, and Lists in QuickActions now also show the name of their parent enclosure, for context - **Shortcuts Updates** - Shortcuts in Stuff now have more parameters - so you can do things like assigning a Plan or Deadline to a Task or List when creating it, in addition to just setting the name - A new `Open to...` Shortcut that opens to any given List, Space, or view configuration - Stuff now donates to Siri suggestions, so you may see Siri doing things like recommending you create a certain Task, or open to a certain List, depending on factors like time of day - Some Shortcuts were consolidated, such as the `Open to Inbox` Shortcut which can now be configured using `Open to...`, or the `Add Tasks using Listen Mode` shortcut which can now be configured simply using the `Open to Add Tasks` Shortcut ## Blips - Fixed a blip where the chipcards would sometimes appear *underneath* the Add Tasks card and therefore couldn’t be selected (sorry about that one!) - Fixed a blip where Scan Mode would sometimes not show the camera feed - Fixed a blip where searching for lists in spaces from the chipcard wouldn’t always show the correct results - Fixed a blip where some of the View commands from the Menu Bar on iPad wouldn’t always open the view - Fix a blip where the Cancelled mark would animate-on every time it appeared - Fixed a blip where dependencies would sometimes be removed from tasks even if they moved within the same Shared List - Fixed a blip on Upcoming where the Calendar Banners on each day would sometimes reset to show the events for Today rather than their specific day. - Fixed a blip on Upcoming that would sometimes show irrelevant tasks for the Today section if your Clear Completed preference was not Daily

## New Features - In addition to just using Scan Mode to take a picture of tasks to add, you can now also import an image from your Photo Library, or share an image into Stuff from a different app. Stuff will automatically scan the image and add the found tasks, even without ever opening the app! ## Smaller Features - App launch time is now sped up by 7x - Natural Language Processing - Editing the names of tasks from Listen or Scan Mode now responds to Natural Language inputs - You can now type “Inbox” to automatically assign an item to the Inbox. - Tapping return when adding a new List or Space will automatically add it and dismiss the sheet - New keyboard commands on iPad include triggering Quick Actions, Sorting a list, and Adding a Heading - In addition to only Tasks… Headings, Lists, and Spaces are all now findable through Spotlight search from anywhere on your device - **Design Updates** - New, cleaner designs for all Chipcards (setting Plan, Deadline, Tags, etc.) (p.s., this is a Mac-forward-looking update, and prepares us for the Mac version of Stuff) - Align Collection rows to other List and Space Rows - A new design for showing Times on Tasks that looks cleaner - Tag filters on lists are now green to match the style of Tags themselves ## Performance Improvements - Searching through lots and lots of tasks is much more performant now ## Blips - Fixed a blip with repeating on the first day of the month every year - Fixed a blip that would sometimes give an error message when attempting to delete an account that would prevent account deletion - Fixed a blip where attempting to add tasks directly into a heading wasn’t working as expected - Fixed a blip where tapping + from a widget wouldn’t always assign the correct settings to the new tasks - Fixed a blip where notifications for tasks may still show up even though the task was already completed - Fixed a blip where there may be a discrepancy between tag filtering in widgets vs. in the app - Fixed some blips around the Immediate clearing setting. Should be much more reliable now. - Fixed a blip on iPad where you couldn’t always click to a new view right away if a modal was just dismissed - Fixed a blip where signing into an existing account, after having already used Stuff without an account, would just take you back to the launch page rather than showing you your tasks - Fixed a blip with editing task metadata in the Archive - Solidified some of the logic behind only repeating tasks if their previous task is complete

# New features - Updates to Widgets - Note: If you were using the Today widget previously, you’ll need to remove that in favor of the List or Space widget, which you can then set to show Today in the configuration settings - You can now complete tasks directly from a widget! Just tap the checkbox. - There’s a new Single Task widget that shows a single task at a time from a chosen List - Some widgets now provide a Plus Button to open Stuff and quickly add tasks to that List or Space - You can now filter a widget by Tags - Widgets now refresh in the background, without requiring you to open Stuff - Updates to Notifications - You can now complete tasks directly from a Notification (press and hold the notification to complete the task) - Notifications now sync across devices in the background, so even if you schedule a notification time on your iPad, you’ll still be notified on your iPhone. - The Badge on the Stuff app icon will now keep updated in the background - Note: If you had Badges turned on previously, you’ll need to go back into Stuff settings and turn it on again - Then, your Badge count will now refresh in the mornings, and even when you complete or add tasks to Today from other devices, without needing to open Stuff on your main device - New Siri Shortcuts - New shortcuts for opening Stuff to Listen Mode or Scan Mode - New shortcut for adding a List from a Snippet - Shortcuts for opening to more views in Stuff, including Add List and Add Space - Open Add Tasks now provides options for preset values - Keyboard Shortcuts on iPad - The iPad Menu Bar is now full of keyboard shortcuts to play around with. Check it out, and let me know if you see anything missing! # Smaller Features - Update the Neon Blinds app icon to look better in Dark Mode - You can now Shift-Tab to go from Notes back to the Name of an item - **Design Updates** - Lists and Spaces are now created inline, without showing a modal. Hopefully this feels much smoother and more scrappy. Lists should be light and re-usable. - Prepare to support custom offer codes # Blips - Fixed a blip where sound effects wouldn’t play if coming back to the app after a prolonged period of time - Fixed a blip where trashing Lists and Headings treated their repeating tasks differently. Now, trashing a List or Heading will always also stop it’s repeating tasks. Same thing with completing a list or heading. - Natural Language analysis no longer recommends stuff that’s already applied

# New Features - You can now import tasks from a Markdown format into Stuff! Simply paste markdown-formatted tasks into the Add Tasks bar, and Stuff will ask you if you’d like to import them. Works with both complete or incomplete Markdown tasks. - You can now filter the Adventure Log to only show Daily Notes - A new Shortcut allows you to add tasks with an interactive snippet, and pass in a name to add to a Task # Smaller Features - When converting a task to a list, pre-filled tags will now be populated from the list that the task was in. - Adding tasks to Stuff from the Share sheet now add to your database in the background, and will sync to all your devices without requiring you to first open the app locally. Same with the new Shortcut. - A new prompt to leave a review will be at the bottom of the Launchpad until dismissed. If you haven’t yet - please leave a review! Positive reviews are very helpful in getting Stuff up off of the ground. - Sorting logic is now a bit more comprehensive - **Design Updates** - New, clean, viby icons all over the place - Cleaned up design of Archive and Trash - Improved some of the UI on Searching to show an empty state if nothing’s there, and hide the Plus Button - Implemented some gestures and haptics on the button to add tasks - The callout showing that tasks have been added will now only show when Add Tasks is going away - Provide a callout when tasks with dependents are moved off of a shared list (in which scenario, dependents are removed) # Blips - Fixed a blip where filtering in the Adventure Log would always show days that had Daily Notes, even if there was no other relevant content - Fixed a meltdown (crash) with some data detection types in task names with emojis (flight numbers should work for you now) - Fixed a blip where Add Tasks, when getting too large, wouldn't display all of it's content - The task Hole Punch is now disabled while multi-selecting - Fixed a blip where opening Stuff on a new day would sometimes not refresh the Calendar on Today with new events

# New Features - You can now convert Tasks (or Headings) to Lists! Simply tap the Hole Punch and select “Convert to List”. - Filters can now Exclude tasks! In addition to Filtering views by tag, Extra Stuff members can now also Exclude tags from a list. This is off by default, so if you want this behavior, you can turn it on in Settings → Appearance. - Headings can now have Deadlines! This is great for marking out different phases or milestones of a project. # Smaller Features - You can now type “anytime” to remove the plan from an item - You can now set a Dependency from the Task Hole Punch (tap the right-hand side of a task) - Sorting tasks now works in Spaces - Deadline Bars now show up on Widgets - The Hole Punch on a Task now shows a Play icon if the task has a link to YouTube - Setting up Repeating for a task takes into account the Plan of the Task, and automatically sets the Start Date for the future repeat accordingly (e.g. if the Task’s Plan is for next Friday, the Repeat won’t start until next Saturday, by default) - The bottom indicator when adding tasks now displays much more consistently - Some performance improvements for loading Lists with lots of Tasks (more to come) - The Extra Stuff info page has a cleaner design, and shows the action that triggered it - **Design Updates** - Settings, and it’s icons, are all cleaned up and fresh - Fixed a misalignment with the Deadline Bar and list titles - Fixed sizing of the Space icon for smaller text - Natural Language proposals for lists now show the list emoji, if one is present - New icon for Queued stuff - Templates no longer displays a blank screen (if you don’t have any templates yet) (thanks for the feedback!) # Blips - Fixed a blip where certain Settings wouldn’t always correctly show their current state - Fixed a blip that would sometimes not correctly sort tasks with reminder times - Fixed a blip where the Space wouldn’t always be automatically assigned when creating a new List inside of a Space - Fixed a blip where attempting to Trash a List by pressing on holding on the List row wouldn’t always work - Removed an option (that didn’t do anything) to “only update this task” while updating a Repeating task from the Repeating View - Fixed a blip that sometimes wouldn’t set the correct status of a task after its dependency gets updated - Fixed some padding around the Mini-Tutorial cards # Other - Setting and filtering by Tags is now a feature exclusive to Extra Stuff - I’ve always tried to make Stuff in such a way that my grandma could use it completely free. Turns out, she doesn’t use Tags - so I’m bumping these up a tier. If this causes any issues with your current setup - just let me know! I’ll make sure we get it taken care of. hello@themitycompany.com.

A quick followup to the massive release of Version 2.2! Still packed with new stuff nonetheless: ### New features - Natural Language Processing is now available everywhere, not just while adding tasks. Try typing a date, tag, or space while editing Tasks, adding/editing Lists, or adding/editing Spaces! ### Smaller Features - Tasks from Listen Mode or Scan Mode now get added to Stuff in the order in which they were spoken or scanned - You can now delete tasks in the Tutorial - Design updates - Updated button design for tapping on the Launchpad trays - Tapping away from the Add Tasks chip while there is text adds a nice little visual shake to the chip before confirming that you want to dismiss - Metadata chips now show the Today star if the plan is for Today - Some sizings and spacings on iPhone have been cleaned up to look better on the smaller screen - Fix the sizing of the Space icon to look better with other icons - Cleanup alignment of lists on the Launchpad - Cleanup some unneeded padding at the bottom of some chipcards - If you signed up with Apple, your Settings page now reflects that - Task rows no longer specify “No List” - that’s just inferred if relevant ### Blips - The Today section of Upcoming is now consistent with what’s shown in Today (previously may have seen some differences) - Fixed a blip that wouldn’t allow you to update your email - Fixed a blip where the emoji sometimes wouldn’t update on a list

### New features Natural Language Recognition understands dates, tags, and lists as you type—just write “Plan vacation next summer” or “Call Sophia on Friday” and Stuff will automatically suggest adding a Plan for that date With Listen Mode, simply speak your thoughts—“Do laundry tonight, prep for trip next weekend”—and Stuff turns them into organized, editable tasks Introducing Scan Mode. Simply take a picture of a handwritten list of tasks to add them to your Stuff. Sleek new design elements that vibe with iOS 26 and Liquid Glass (see more details below) Tasks with a phone number in the name or notes now allow you to automatically call or message that person from the task. In addition, you can now tap on phone numbers, links, addresses, emails, and more in a task’s notes. You can now use Stuff without being required to first create an account ### Smaller features A new launch screen shows productivity hints on your first time opening Stuff each day Lots of small and beautiful design updates - iOS 26 brings the beauties of liquid glass, which is implemented in lots of small places through stuff - Updated animations help the app feel more clean and spruced up - Tons of consistency and cohesiveness updates that hopefully help Stuff to feel better to work with in general (background darkens when tasks expand, font sizes and spacing are more consistent, - Filtering now shows you if items are selected even if they’re scrolled offscreen - Adding tasks feels more lightweight and fun Instead of locking in tasks based on their plans and dependencies, you can now drag and drop tasks anywhere you want. If you’d like to reset their sort into a nice layout, just tap “sort tasks” in the Action button. You can now tap tab to go from editing a Name to editing Notes Tasks now go to the top of a list by default when getting moved You can now purchase Stuff outright without a subscription with a Lifetime Pass ### Blips Fixed a blip where tasks added with a dependency weren’t in the correct status Fixed a blip where lists in the Adventure Log didn’t always display their tasks

Stuff now supports Controls that can be added to your Control Center or to your Lock Screen! There are 3 Controls to start, and more to come. The majority of development is currently going towards the next major release of Stuff. Things to look forward to! This update also includes some fixes to little blips.

Fixed a blip with completing dependencies in lists

Fix blips around Repeating tasks.

Lots! tons!

### New Features - Stuff, as an app, is now 80% smaller (in terms of mb)! - 4 new alternate app icons! ### Enhancements - Trashing or completing a list will now remove upcoming repeats - Updated order of task context menus to more closely match metadata inside expanded task - Sharing a list with dependencies now provides more information on what will happen with those dependencies - Setting dependencies in a shared list now provides some more context on only being able to set dependencies on other tasks in that shared list ### Blips - Fixed a blip that wouldn’t let you delete a repeating task - Fix blip with repeating tasks on a yearly basis where they would sometimes miscalculate when to repeat - Fixed a blip where repeating tasks couldn’t get their repeat details updated from Repeating - Disallow updating a repeating task to "after completion" if there are no tasks available to complete - Fixed a blip that sometimes would ask if you wanted to delete all future repeats, even though that task didn’t have any future repeats - Fixed a blip that caused some lists in the Adventure Log to not display an icon - Sharing a list will now properly remove externally-dependent tasks **Known blips that will be resolved in next update** - Dependencies don’t always correctly display their current status

### New Features - You can now create a list from a template in QuickActions! Just search for the name of the template, then tap “Add template”. ### Enhancements - Adding a list from a template now automatically opens to the new list - You can now edit notes on a task while editing a template **Design** - Various grammatical and appearance updates - Headings now align better with tasks and fixed a blip where their checkmark was cut off - New, more minimal look for lists in rows ### Blips - Fixed a blip where today tasks on Adventure Log weren’t being filtered in the same way as the other tasks - Fixed a blip where completing a list wouldn't always honor the status assignment for the remainder of the available tasks - Fixed a blip introduced in the last version in the animation of expanding a task row - Fix blip that caused tasks to not show up when editing a list template

### New Features - A new design for expanded Tasks - Including fix for some alignments (thanks for the feedback, aebraham!) - The “hole punch” on the right hand side of a task allows for quick access to actions on a task - This was added in favor of swiping on tasks, which I could never get to feel quite right. Swiping tasks may be re-added in the future. ### Enhancements - Adding to Today always adds the task to the top - “Learn more” now takes you to a specific page in the documentation relevant to what you were looking at in Stuff - The “undo” task sound effect is now quieter - List rows now work/look more like task rows in various settings ### Blips - Fixed a blip that prevented creating multiple new lists from the same template (thanks for the feedback, lensko!) - Fixed a blip that caused the iPad app to crash if the app became inactive while having navigated somewhere - Fixed sound effects so that they don’t effect music playback - Fixed a blip where the Daily Note wouldn’t always clear out on Today when a new day hits - Fixed a blip where the Filtering banner wouldn’t always show in the right configurations on Today

### New Features - Brand new feedback experience ### Blips - Fixed a blip where tapping on a widget for a space wouldn’t open the space - Fixed a blip where you couldn’t mark tasks in the Completed section as incomplete again - Fixed a blip of showing irrelevant metadata on a repeating task - Fixed a blip where not all tutorial tasks could be expanded

What’s New in Stuff 2.1? A More Elegant, Cohesive Design The new UI refines every detail—colors, icons, and layouts have been reworked for greater clarity and consistency. Whether you’re jotting down a quick reminder or organizing a massive project, Stuff looks and feels smoother, cleaner, and more intuitive than ever. Every component in the app feels both familiar and brand new. A brand new UI has been designed to be deeply tactile and inviting, with every detail having been carefully crafted to create a unified to-do list experience. The colors are part of a cohesive, purposefully designed palette, bringing a sense of harmony to your time in Stuff. The icons are custom-built to complement Stuff’s unique feature set, helping every button feel natural and intuitive. From layouts to typography, every element has been meticulously refined to deliver a holistic, seamless, and beautifully tactile design. Whether you’re jotting down a quick reminder or managing a complex project, the new Stuff feels both instantly familiar and refreshingly new. The Deadline Bar: Quickly Visualize Deadlines Deadlines are now more tangible with the new Deadline Bar, a real-time visual indicator that keeps you on track. Starting two weeks before a deadline, the bar updates dynamically to show how much time remains, helping you instantly gauge urgency and prioritize accordingly. Whether you’re viewing a task or scanning a list, the Deadline Bar is always visible, ensuring your most important deadlines stay top of mind. Daily Notes & the Adventure Log Every day is a fresh start, and now you can write a quick note for each day—whether it’s a focus for the day, something you’re grateful for, or simply something you don’t want to forget. These daily notes are saved to your Adventure Log. Looking back, you’ll see not just what you accomplished, but also the thoughts, goals, and memories that shaped your journey. The Today Card: Your Day, At a Glance No matter where you are in the app, your most important tasks are just a tap away. Introducing the Today Card—a beautifully designed, tactile overlay that gives you instant access to everything that matters right now. Tap the star in the top right corner, and up pops a snapshot of your day, featuring the date, a live count of tasks remaining, your top 5 priorities, and even your Daily Note. Whether you’re planning ahead or checking in throughout the day, the Today Card keeps you focused without breaking your flow. Handwritten Animations for Task Completion Checking off a task now feels as good as crossing it out on a real notepad. When you complete a task, a drawn-on checkmark appears, as if ink is flowing onto the screen. Canceling a task? An x-mark gets scribbled on naturally, making every action feel rewarding. Optimized for iPad: Productivity at Its Best Stuff 2.1 isn’t just great on iPhone—it truly shines on iPad, transforming it into the ultimate productivity hub. The redesigned sidebar lets you see all your collections, spaces, and lists at a glance, making it effortless to switch between tasks. With Always-On Mode, you can keep Stuff open on your desk throughout the day, so your to-dos are always visible and ready for action. For power users, keyboard shortcuts make searching and adding new tasks lightning-fast, while full cursor support intelligently snaps to key elements, ensuring a seamless navigation experience. Faster, Smoother Performance Stuff has been optimized to handle even the most ambitious to-do lists. Whether you’re managing hundreds of tasks in a single list or working across shared lists with family or teammates, Stuff is now faster, more responsive, and better than ever.

### Highlights - You can now press and hold on a task to set it’s plan, deadline, tags, and list (without ever expanding the task!) - You can now set a repeating task to only repeat if the previous task is completed - Exported tasks now also include task notes, tags, dependencies, plans, and deadlines - and exporting lists also exports tasks inside headings ### Blips - You can now create a list from the Lists chipcard without any hitches - Fix blip where assigning a task both a plan and a new list while it's in the inbox would only save one of the two - Fixed an issue with the view for a Tag showing the incorrect description

- Smoother dragging of chipcards - Improve performance of sound effects when tapping tasks in rapid succession

### New features - You can now set a default appearance for the app to override your system setting (dark, light, or system) - New sound effects for dragging and rearranging tasks! **Smaller features** - Update the appearance of some icons in settings - Disabled auto-correct in QuickActions search ### Blips - Fixed a blip which sometimes caused a crash when filtering lists - Fixed a blip where searching for a task didn't always scroll to it - Fixed a blip which didn’t show a checkmark next to a list in the Enclosure Chipcard if that list was in a space - Fixed padding of task rows in Dependency Chipcard when the task had long names - Fixed padding of task rows in the Upcoming Repeats banner

### New features - Add hovering options to various buttons (try on iPad with Magic Keyboard!) - Lists can be marked as incomplete from the Adventure Log - Updated paywall to better explain what you’re getting with Extra Stuff - New App Store screenshots ### Blips - Fixed a blip that caused slowness in dragging around tasks on iPhone - Fixed a blip with marking tasks as incomplete from the Adventure Log

Resolve a blip where Upcoming wasn’t always working properly.

### New Features - Added a collection of alternate app icons to try out! Go to Settings and tap App Icon to change things up. - Introducing Deadlines, a new view to see all of your upcoming Deadlines on Tasks and Lists - Added a new sound effect for completing a List - Added some subtle animations throughout the app to improve the experience of tasks changing metadata ### Blips - Fixed some spacing and padding issues throughout the app - Fixed a blip where trying to assign a Plan to a Heading would assign it to the List - Fixed some blips with dragging to rearrange tasks in Headings - Fixed a blip where tasks weren’t sorted by upcoming date on Upcoming - Fixed a blip where trying to share Stuff with a friend would share an invalid link - Anytime no longer includes tasks in a dependent state

### Blips - Fixed a blip with tasks not showing while attempting to edit a template - Fixed some navigational blips while using the sidebar on iPad - Fixed a blip that sometimes added Repeating Tasks twice ### New features - Added the Settings icon to an easier-to-access location on iPad - Tapping return in the Notes section while adding a task adds the task, just like tapping return in the Name section

Fix some blips around glitches in lists, a new workflow for updating your email, and other blip fixes

Addressing some blips and refining some designs!