Create tasks with emoji reactions: React with ✍️ to turn a message into a task. Once it’s complete, we’ll add a ✅ to the original message.

Share task previews: Paste any task link in Slack to reveal the task title, due date, and more.

See what’s due: Open the Superlist app channel to view tasks by due date. You can also complete tasks, edit key details, or take a closer look in Superlist.

Upload any file (up to 25MB): Add images or files to list and task content. Just click the block handler, type /, or drag and drop your file (or files!).

Move and download attachments: Once uploaded, tasks can be moved between lists and tasks. Anyone with access to your lists and tasks can view and download attachments.

Bid farewell to My Tasks: The inbox is our next step toward helping you review your tasks, set your priorities, and plan out your days. Here you’ll find all open tasks assigned to you.

Curate and sort: Easily add other tasks to your inbox, even if they’re not assigned to you. Just right-click on a task and select Add to inbox. Currently you can sort inbox tasks based on creator, due date, list, and more. In the future, you can look forward to more ways to add to and organize your inbox.

Reach inbox zero: Get through your inbox by completing tasks, reassigning them, or right-clicking on a task and selecting Remove from Inbox.

The subtask counter below a task will update when subtasks are deleted.

Tasks and subtasks can no longer be moved into their own detail view.

Shared lists won’t auto-scroll for collaborators when another user is typing.

URLs pasted into lists are automatically clickable.

Bulleted and numbered lists can be indented by pressing tab

An unnecessary scrollbar has been removed from the user menu.

Superlist's ability to detect if a user is online or offline has been improved, and we fixed issues where VPNs or certain IPs were blocked on local networks.

We continued improving keyboard navigation in the app. If you have a task selected in a list, pressing Command-Return will open the task's details. When pressing Tab in the task details, the cursor then jumps through the individual editable elements. You can also use Tab to indent bulleted lists further.

We fixed an issue with continuous task creation in My Tasks. Now, you can create multiple tasks by typing and pressing Return, without having to reselect the input field for each new task.

Superlist now has a Figma integration. You can enable it in Settings > Integrations to automatically turn comments on Figma files into tasks. There's also a new widget for managing your tasks directly in Figma. Please try it out and let us know what you think. Note that you first need to connect your Figma account in Superlist for the widget to work.

You wanted it darker, and we’ve got good news. If our regular dark theme isn’t dark enough for you, we now have a new theme: blackout. Go to Settings > Features > Appearance to enable it.

Additionally, this version introduces the ability to use Command-Z for undoing specific changes within a list — for example, if you accidentally deleted content in a list you created or in a task’s detail view.

Finally, the way the names of lists are displayed in the sidebar is improved. Now, lists with long titles will show more characters instead of cutting them off earlier.

It's now possible to drag items into lists in the Last viewed lists section of the sidebar.

When the detail view of a task is open, or if you’re in Settings, pressing the Escape key returns you to the previous view.

We fixed an issue where the title of a named list sometimes reverted to the default name (Untitled list).

When checking off subtasks, the subtask indicator underneath the parent task now updates correctly to reflect how many subtasks are complete.

A new keyboard shortcut, Command-3, enables you to seamlessly open the All Lists view.

It’s now possible to change a list icon when clicking on it directly in the sidebar.

Messages now contain timestamps, which indicate the time a message was written.

We added a Help menu, which you can access by clicking the question mark icon in the top-left corner of Superlist. From here, you can report issues, send feature requests, and join our Slack community. There are also direct links to our Help Center and a list of in-app keyboard shortcuts.

When collaborating on a list in real time, the list will no longer flash when more than one person is typing.

Clicking a push notification now brings Superlist to the foreground.

We fixed an issue where users had trouble inserting new text in a list. Before, they had to double-click on the hovering blue line. Now, a single click works as intended.

Message notifications are now fixed, so you’ll see all your messages both on the Messages overview page and within individual tasks.

It’s now possible to customize lists by clicking on the list’s Settings, where you can choose an emoji and upload a cover image.

To copy a link to a list, click on the list, find the three-dot menu in the top corner, click on it, and select Copy link.

To mark all messages on a specific task as read, click on Messages in the sidebar, right-click on the message thread in question, and select Mark as read.

It’s now possible to copy and paste text in lists and task details.

You can upload images to change the default cover image of a list.

Superlist now loads more quickly on startup and login.

We made some small design improvements.