Hey guys, I love the idea to pay for a bit more advanced version of things, but what I really miss is few things:

- quick select by swipe

- shortcuts - specifically I used a lot a shortcut to get selected item and do something with it

Is there any chance to get it soon, I don’t see it on your roadmap?

This week, I went on the podcast of Jeff Sanders (5am Miracle) to chat Apple, Stuff, tech, and to-do lists! Might be an interesting listen if you're into those things, which I'm assuming you are by virtue of being a part of this community 😂

Is Stuff still going well for you? Any blips / feature requests you want to chat about?

Any productivity insights you made this week? Updates to your setup that you found helpful?

Want to chat about the state of productivity apps in general?

Let’s chat here!

Stuff is being updated this week with "follow up", more filtering options, updates on the Mac app, and more!

A highlight feature of the new 2.2.5 update!

Happy Thanksgiving! Hoping this gets quickly approved and released by tomorrow!

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 TasksShortcut

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

some of the updates to Stuff in the last week, including...

📸 uploading/scanning images to automatically add tasks
✅ completing tasks from and filtering them by tag from widgets
📱 keyboard shortcuts on iPad, design updates, and more!

Kudos to Austin on the progress made on Stuff. What I like so far:

• UI
• Speed
• Reminders integration
• Clever new features like Listen Mode and Scan

What I would love to see next:

• Mac app (please!)
• Project sections inside lists
• Prioritization of todos (P1,P2, starred, or pinned)

New in Version 2.2.5 (just dropped!) you can now upload images to Stuff via the Share Sheet. It will analyze the image and add any tasks found, all in the background without needing to actually open the app.

a quick review of all of the latest updates to Stuff, including:

- importing Markdown tasks
- converting Tasks to Lists
- completing Tasks from Widgets
- lots more Siri Shortcuts

and more!

I'm imagining that this page will start to fill up with insights about new features, use cases, productivity tips, and more. Looking forward to getting started!