Feature Ideas

Allow users to customize the preset image on the top-level views.

Allow me to link to tasks or blocks from inside of a task. For example, if I’m creating a presentation about a new feature I’m building, being able to cross link from one to the other would be super useful.

Please allow for moving tasks up and down in the today view. I want to order things by priority in that day. Thanks! Love that you all are back!

Allow users to select between the squiggle dividers or a standard divider line.

Allow labels to have different colors

Please allow the user to select which divider they want and to set one as their default.

This has the potential to be a great simplified mixture of Notion and Todoist, for people like me who find Notion a bit too overwhelming; but for that we need to be able to link between pages ("lists") and add more rich media like tables

Coming from Notion, I often find myself typing "---" to make a divider. But it doesn't work in Superlist. Having to use mouse every time isn't ideal.

Some people find it useful to end their day with a review of what they need to do tomorrow. It'd be great if you could easily drag tasks into an item on the LH sidebar labelled "tomorrow" to do this. Then, next morning, those tasks would be in the "today" item.

An option to move tasks between otter tasks like now already is possible between lists

A functionality like the one in Apple Reminders. Automatic Smart Categorization Automatic Sections: Adding items like Apples, Chicken Breast, Frozen Pizza should automatically generate and place those items into designated categories ( e.g., Produce, Meat, or Frozen Foods). Tailored Customization and Memory Manual Re-sorting: If an item is incorrectly categorize, or if I prefer a different group, I should be able to change the items' location. Preference Learning: Once I manually correct the category of an item, Superlist should remember the preference and route it to my chosen section the next time I add it to the list. Custom Sections: Be able to rename existing categories or create entirely new, custom sections to match the layout of my grocery store. Setup New Lists: When creating a list, have a toggle setting to convert the list to a grocery list. Integration and Collaboration Family Sharing Integration: Create a dedicated "Family Grocery List" that automatically distributes to all invited members of the household, enabling real time, synchronized editing and checking-off. Intelligent Features: Being able to share a recipe or a screenshot of a recipe and extract the ingredients to send directly to a grocery list.

Option to set 2FA Authentication: Email or TOTP Apps

When selecting a label, I notice that the label options are currently displayed in no particular order, which can be a bit disorganized. To enhance usability and tidiness, I suggest implementing two improvements. Firstly, defaulting label options to alphabetical order or sorting them by recently used would provide users with a more intuitive experience. Secondly, allowing users to manually sort labels directly from the label picker view based on criteria like title, recently added, recently selected, or recently updated would offer even greater flexibility and customization. These enhancements would significantly improve the efficiency and organization of label management within the app.

Suggestion Remember label order for each task or allow user to set global order of labels, so they are always displayed in the same order, when displayed with a task. This could be done in task view details window, by allowing the user to move each label separately to sort them. This would also fix the problem where a label, that was added in the wrong order, cannot have its order fixed, without clearing labels and adding them again in the right order. Problem When label order is not "remembered", the tasks can lose important readability. I mainly use labels for my programming projects to assign tasks. The labels I use specify: project area, project subarea, section, type of task Example (using "#" to signify label): Web #Lore #Content #Bug Web #Frontpage #Feature CharacterSystem #CharSheet #Depth #Performance When navigating away from the list, the order of the labels are forgotten (it likely reset to whatever the order I originally added the label to Superlist) This will make the previous example look like this: Lore #Content #Bug #Web Frontpage #Feature #Web CharacterSystem #Performance #Depth #CharSheet Because of this, I can no longer quickly scan the label to see what kind of task it is. The label sorting doesn't help me, because it shows each label with it's own section, separating meaning.