Feature Ideas

After release of reminders it would be great to have an option to switch between 12h and 24h time format.

Like an alarm with snooze/complete

I find it useful to see my tasks spread in a calendar, especially in weekly view, so I can make sure I have a healthy workload in my hands each day.

Set optional start and end dates on tasks to make planning easier.

Use tags to organize lists into Kanban boards. This is useful to teams tracking project task status and task priority. Users should be able to click and drag tasks within a Kanban board that is introduced as a new and optional view or as an content type insert.

For example: "Repeat after completion" "Repeat X days, weeks, months... after previous item is checked off". For bills to send or training items it makes sense to create a new tasks when previous is completed with a parametre.

Archive lists to keep your space organized but access them at any point in time.

A REST API would be useful for users to create their own integrations. One could create an access_token for their superlist account and then interact with the REST API in to dynamically create tasks and lists.

Connect Superlist with iCloud Calendar to sync tasks with due dates.

Allow users to modify the color or apply highlighting to specific text within paragraphs.

If it already exists I can't find it... Really prefer using 24 hour clock and not am and pm.

Integration with ChatGPT for access directly through the app.

Hi. Please make it posible to change time format to 24 hours on web. Thanks

Like sorting tasks in Inbox or Tasks pages, it would be nice if we could filter to show only tasks that meet a certain criterion. For example, in the inbox it might be nice to be able to filter for tasks without due dates, so I can go in and add one.

I came across Superlist and really liked the balance between personal productivity and collaborative work. That combination made me think about a small UX opportunity around context switching. When your personal tasks and team work live in the same environment, the challenge isn't only organizing them it's helping users understand which context they're currently operating in. I had an idea for a lightweight “Work / Personal” workspace mode where the interface subtly adapts to the active context, while still allowing shared or overlapping tasks to remain connected. The transition could be reinforced through small interaction and motion cues so switching contexts feels intentional rather than simply navigating to another list. I’m a UI/UX & Product Designer focused on SaaS and interaction design, and I sketched out a rough direction for how I'd approach this for Superlist. Would you be open to me sending the concept over? Best, UI Dani