Feature Ideas

Ability to export lists to CSV and/or google sheet. This would help in creating weekly status reports on tasks completed. Also, it would be nice if completed tasks included their tags and the date they were marked complete included in the export.

I was really excited for Superlist - it's simple and intuitive and beautiful. I have a ton of pet features that would make it better for me - there is a long list of these below. So many of them seem so basic and simple. Then comes a big update and price increase and we get.... AI? I know that's what everyone is talking about now but AI is not the "killer feature" normal people are looking for. Superlist has so much potential and it feels like it's being wasted. I will continue to try and implement it for my purposes because it's simpler and better than most of it's competitors, but my hopes are waning. Deliver features that work and that people use. I can't access file attachments on mobile. No checklists. Locked in to your proprietary text format. I can't even paste from MS Word. Every app should support plain text and markdown. The list could go on. Make apps for customers - people who work - not VC or your perceived competitors. AI is bullshit. Give me an old fashioned tool. Let everyone else misfire with AI and learn from those failures and implement AI when it makes sense.

Enable users to add priority levels to tasks; e.g., low, medium, high.

one of the reasons I have stopped using the app is that I have to click twice to get to my tasks which is unintuitive. I need a setting that allows me to go directly to one of the options. Until then I'm gonna hold off.

This would allow students to add their schedule and classes into Superlist, so we could add tests, quizzes and exams into their appropriate time more easily (without having to enter in the time every time).

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.

In working with a team I need the ability to Comment on Lists - not just Tasks. I wouldn't need to use Slack in this case. A huge benefit would be the date/time stamp of the Comment. When updating a list with new information, a record of the date along with the Comment would be essential.

I want to prioritize and drag and order Today's tasks in a custom order.

Nearly every time I navigate away from the app, and then back again within even a short span of time, my context in terms of the list that I was looking at my scroll position on that list are lost. Save the list that I’m on and my scroll that when I return to the app it’s exactly where I left it from.

Integration with ToDo should synchronize the full list, including completed items. I use ToDo app mainly for my travel packing needs. For each destination and purpose I developed a list that is alive, meaning every time I travel to a specific destination I untick what I will pack and tick when I pack. If I don’t have the full list and status synchronized, I cannot confidently switch.

Allow users to manage labels (e.g., deleting, renaming) to give them functional use.

Custom templates with pre-built or enabled macros can simplify calculating income and expenses. A prime example of this is the ClickUP Personal Budget template. https://clickup.com/templates/personal-budget-t-180546810 But imagine if Superlist had a dedicated templates page where the community could upload their custom templates. This would not only encourage creativity but also provide a variety of options for users. Moreover, if Superlist had an in-app feature to access these templates easily, it would make the user experience even more seamless and efficient.

Create lists that would basically just be a named saved filter in the sidebar. Setup features could include labels, statuses, dates, assignment, etc. Really filtration by any combination of properties to generate the contents of the list.