Features and improvements:

• Mark all tasks in a list as incomplete. [Using Superlist for reusable checklists like grocery lists or onboarding lists? You’re in luck. Now, when you want to reset a list — or even a set of subtasks — click the three-dot menu up top and select Mark all incomplete]
• Create tasks from Slack with no assignee. [Now, tasks you create from Slack won’t automatically be assigned to you]

Desktop

• Click links and access other popovers with ease. [Popover menus, like the block switcher and link menu, are more responsive, ensuring they don’t collide with window borders.]
• Take an extra beat before dragging a task onto a new list. [When dragging task onto a list in the sidebar, you have two options: Drop the task on the list title to add it to the bottom of the list, or wait until the list opens so you can control the task’s exact placement. We’ve adjusted the hover time for the latter action, because when it comes to productivity, every millisecond matters.]

Bug fixes:

• Latest changes stay synced across platforms after waking your device.
• Content loads as soon as you go online or wake your device.
• Pending status in share menu will stay up to date.

Desktop

• App won’t freeze when clicking on sidebar using trackpad or Magic Mouse.
• Dragging a task onto a list where it already exists won’t trigger sidebar error.
• Integrations screen automatically refreshes after successful connection.

Mobile

• App will sync when reopened or after unlocking your phone. [That means you should no longer see an offline error when your phone is clearly connected.]

Features and improvements:

• Create tasks from Gmail with two new options. [Choose your perfect Gmail→Superlist workflow. Now, you can create tasks by starring messages, marking them as important, or applying a “Superlist” label.]
• Drag and drop tasks onto Today in the sidebar to update their due date. [Previously, in order to add tasks to your Today view, you had to update the due date or drag a task, hover over Today, and drop the task onto your list. Now, you can drop the task onto the sidebar and Superlist will take care of the rest. This change only applies to our macOS and iOS apps, but Android users can expect it soon.]
• Keep your labels list clean with fewer auto-generated labels. [Tasks added from integrations like Gmail and Slack no longer come with auto-generated labels.]
• Click or tap anywhere in a list to start adding content.

Desktop

• Navigate to integrations via the settings menu.

Mobile

• (iOS only) Long press on tasks to take additional actions. [Save valuable taps when interacting with tasks. Long press on a task to copy a link, add or remove it from the inbox, delete it, and more.]
• Add images and file attachments to lists.
• Customize cover images on the go.

Bug fixes:

Desktop

• Tasks won’t break when switching lists. [Occasionally, adding a new task to a fresh list would lead to a “Task not found” error.]
• Sidebar lists won’t convert to All Tasks view when you lose access.

Mobile

• Text can be pasted into task titles. [Now, you can copy text from Superlist or other apps and paste it into a task title.]
• Formatting is preserved when copying and pasting paragraph text.

Features and improvements:

• See what’s due today with a dedicated view. [With our new Today view, you can keep track of upcoming and overdue tasks in one place.]

Desktop

• View your inbox right from the menu bar. [Click the Superlist icon in your menu bar to open a mini list with your top inbox tasks. You can even drag to detach this list to ensure your inbox always stays in focus.]

Mobile

• Tap with confidence thanks to better tap targets and button feedback. [We’ve expanded tap targets throughout the mobile app, so you don’t need to worry about making ultra-precise taps. In addition, we’ve added pressed states and haptic feedback to buttons so that the app feels a little more responsive.]
• Focus on tasks instead of extra cover images. [We’ve removed cover images from the Inbox, All Tasks, Sent Tasks, and Completed Tasks views. Now, you’ll only see cover images when browsing your lists.]
• Add multiple rows with an updated Return key. [Now, your onscreen keyboard includes a Return key instead of one extra Done. Beyond eliminating a re-done-dancy, this change clarifies which key allows you to continue editing and which will dismiss the keyboard.]

Bug fixes:

• Tasks added from Gmail no longer use the sender address as the assignee.

Desktop

• Inserting a new task via the blue plus sign won’t lead to two blinking cursors.

Mobile

• Sounds won’t interrupt audio playback or play through the wrong speaker.
• List cover images stay synced with the macOS app.

Features and improvements:

• Remove pending users after sending a list invitation. [Typos happen to the best of us. If you send an invite to the wrong email address (or if you change your mind), you can remove pending collaborators from the share menu.]
• Remove tasks from the inbox when you drag them into a list. [Previously, inbox tasks dragged onto a list would remain in the inbox. Want to keep your tasks in both spots? Just right-click a task and select Add to Inbox.]
• Add subtasks with one less click. [Now — just like with lists — tasks are the default block type in the task details view.]
• Sort inbox tasks by labels.

Desktop

• Double-click tasks to open task details. [Now, double-clicking on a task tile will open its detail view. This works with tasks in your inbox and lists and subtasks in details views. If you want to edit a task, just single-click the task tile, double-click the title text, or double-click an already selected task.]
• Keep a draft of newly entered inbox tasks. [Previously, if you didn't press Return right after entering an inbox task, you'd lose the draft task. Now, clicking on the New task input field will show your most recent draft, so you can finish editing it before pressing Return.]
• Learn the quick command shortcut with an updated entry point. [With quick command, you can create Superlist tasks, even when the app is minimized: Just type Shift + Option + Space. Now, if you ever forget this shortcut, the updated quick command button will remind you.]

Mobile

• See cut, copy, and paste options when selecting text or blocks.
• Drag and drop content and tasks within a list. (iOS only)
• Mention collaborators in task messages.
• Add tasks to lists or detail views with a quick add button.
• Checkbox sizes are nice and consistent across views.

Bug fixes:

Desktop

• Quick command tasks can be created after removing the source.
• Cut shortcut won't break a task's detail view. [Previously, typing Command + X to cut content from a task title would trigger an error, making the task's detail view inaccessible.]

Mobile

• All pop-up menus will close after logging out.
• Tab bar and sidebar are visible after creating an account.
• Tab bar and back buttons are visible after tapping on push notification.
• Quick add button will stay out of view when keyboard is open.
• Deleting the list you're viewing will redirect you to the sidebar.
• Metadata shown while creating a new task is now optimized for mobile.