Always know whether Quipu is connected. • While it waits for your server, the list says "Connecting to…" and how long it has been. If it's slow, you can retry. • If something fails, it tells you what happened (offline, server not responding, token rejected, certificate…) and what to do. • Your latest lists appear instantly, even offline, marked as saved data, and refresh on their own once the network is back. • "No tasks" only appears when there really are no tasks.

Tell us what you think. • New in Settings: Send feedback. Write anything you like and it reaches me directly, without opening Mail. If you're offline, it goes out on its own once you're back. • Technical details (version, iOS, model and language) are optional. Your tasks, projects and server address are never sent. • Also in Settings: Rate Quipu on the App Store.

Clean dictated titles. • iOS dictation sometimes left a hidden character at the end of a task title. Quipu didn't show it, but Vikunja's web app did. It is never sent anymore. • Tasks that already had it look clean in Quipu and are fixed on the server the next time you save them.

What's new, after every update. • After an update, Quipu shows a sheet with what changed since the last version you used, even if you skipped some. • Return or esc closes it and you're back on your list with the keyboard ready, no tap needed.

Optimized for iPhone Duo. • Unfolded, the inner display shows projects, the task list and the task details side by side. When three columns don't fit, the projects sidebar steps aside while you work on a task and comes back when you close it. • The divider between the list and the details sits right on the fold, so no panel is split by the hinge. • Half folded on its side, like a small laptop: the top half shows your tasks and the bottom half becomes an always-there quick capture pad, with the same shortcuts (@tag, #project, &user, dates, priority, dictation). What you just added is listed below it. • Folding keeps what you were doing: an open task stays open on the outer display, and text you were typing in the capture pad is kept. • The keyboard still rules: n starts a capture, esc goes back to the list, and h / l switch panels on both displays. New: dictate several tasks at once. • Tap Dictate several tasks in the new task form (or press D, or use the command palette) and say all your tasks in one go. Your phone splits them by itself without sending your voice to any server: with Apple Intelligence it uses the on-device model, otherwise pauses and phrases like "next task", "then", "and also" or "siguiente tarea". • Projects, people and tags you mention that already exist on your server are assigned automatically, even when you don't say the exact name (capitals, accents, plurals or just a first name). Anything without a project goes to your default project. • Before anything is created you see the list: edit titles, project, people and tags, remove or merge tasks, then tap Create all. All of it works from the keyboard too (Cmd-Return create, Option-Up/Down move, Cmd-Delete remove, Cmd-J merge).

Fixes a crash with some servers that return duplicated items, for example when a project is shared through more than one team. - Projects, tasks, labels and users repeated by the server now show up only once. - Tasks and projects whose parent is missing or that form a cycle stay visible instead of disappearing. - An unexpected value in a server response no longer stops the rest of the list from loading. Fixes a crash on the Mac when scrolling with the trackpad over a task with links while their previews were loading. - Link cards now have a fixed height and their own design (thumbnail, title and domain).

You can now create subtasks by touch, no keyboard needed. Until now it only worked with the Tab key on a hardware keyboard. - From the menu: touch and hold a task and choose Make subtask of... to pick its parent. The list only offers valid tasks from the same project, and you can type to filter it. - By dragging: touch and hold a task, move it without lifting your finger and drop it onto another one. The target task lights up with Make subtask, and when it can't be done (onto itself, onto one of its own subtasks or into another project) it turns red with the reason and nothing changes. - To take a subtask out, touch and hold it and choose Remove from, or drag it off the tasks or onto the Drop here to move to the top level strip that appears at the top while you drag. The notice that follows lets you undo it. - Add subtask, in the same menu, opens the new task form already inside that task and its project. - In grouped lists, and when the parent is not on screen, each subtask shows which task it belongs to. - With VoiceOver, the same actions are available in each task's actions rotor.

The + button in the header now always saves to your default project, wherever you are. It used to create the task in whatever project you had open, which made it easy to end up with stray notes scattered across lists you did not expect. - Each list's add bar stays contextual: what you type there still goes to the list you are looking at. - The new task form always tells you which project it will save to, so there are no surprises. - One-tap access to your default project: a new button in the header on small screens, and an Open default list action in the command palette. - Dictation language independent from the app language: pick in Settings which language you dictate tasks in, without changing your iPhone's language. - The task detail is docked next to the list again on iPad and on iOS 27: it no longer opens on top of the list, and switching tasks takes a single tap.

Apple Watch: the watch app now reliably picks up your account from the iPhone, and a new Today view lists what is due today across every project. You can add tasks straight from the watch. New project from the task prompt: type #NewName and the project is created on the spot, with the task filed inside. Quote names with spaces: #'Client Work'. Quoting works for @'labels' and &'assignees' too. Planning the Day: a My tasks toggle shows only the tasks assigned to you, and it remembers your choice. Batch mode: keep the new-task sheet open and add several tasks in a row.

WHAT'S NEW IN 1.2.0 Task assignments are here - the most requested feature from you: - Assign tasks to anyone with access to the project, right from the task's new Assignees row. - Assign at creation: type "&username" in the title (for example "Review budget &william") and the task is created already assigned. Works from quick add, Apple Watch and Siri too. - Assigned tasks show the assignee's initials in the task list. Thanks for the reports and ideas - keep them coming!

WHAT'S NEW IN 1.1.0 - Apple Watch app: browse projects, check off tasks and add new ones by voice, right from your wrist. - Siri shortcuts (English and Spanish): say "Add a task to Work in Quipu" or "What's in Inbox in Quipu", complete or move tasks - fully hands-free, great in the car. - Task favorites: star tasks and work from the Favorites view (synced with Vikunja). - New Task sheet redesigned: one unified form on iPhone, with multi-line notes support. - Fixed: tasks created without picking a project now always go to your default project (no more silent failures). - Fixed: project list stays in sync with your server; keyboard and layout fixes on iPhone. Thanks to everyone sending feedback - keep it coming!

• Add several tasks at once from another app or shortcut with a single link — handy for turning a list of meeting action items into tasks. • iPhone: Settings is now always within reach in the main toolbar.

Per-task links: copy any task's link and reopen it instantly from other apps on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Plus stability improvements.