Feature Ideas

Since we can use lists as documents (notes), it will be useful to export these documents as PDFs, for example.

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.

Right now superlist does lists and tasks really well, but I dont believe it handles notes well. I think all the structure is there, but lists =/= notes in almost any functional use I can think of. I propose that there is a new 'type' called a note. This note will basically operate like a list when inside a list, but it will have a different icon, and it wont show up as a list in the sidebar. It might also show a sneak peek of its contents as lightly greyed out line underneith the title before you click, showing you its more of a document/note similar to how other notes apps function. This helps distiguish lists I use for projects and lists, from lists I use to just jot down ideas that don't have actionable items within them. Right now I assume the intended use is that notes = lists. So if I want to make a note I create a list, but then they show up in the side bar, they show up in the lists database and have this forced heirarchy. So currently Im using 'tasks' as my functional 'Note' type because no matter how deep they are embedded, they surface in the task database as their own item. This is NOT true for lists. If you make a bunch of sub lists they dont NOT show up in the list database unless you expand.

Enable users to quickly search for content across lists and tasks.

The Today view is great, but Week view would be helpful to navigate through the week and not get lost in the detail of one task.

Select multiple tasks to edit or move all at once.

Seamless integration of the calendar to enter tasks directly at a specific time would greatly assist in planning the day. If you want to schedule a task, another window with the calendar could open on the right. In this window, you should also be able to directly schedule the required time by reducing or enlarging the task.

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.

Enable Windows users to manage lists and tasks with a dedicated desktop app.

Feature request for mobile: Swipe actions on list elements Swipe actions - at least two: one swipe action should be to open a quick action menu for the selected task (where you can delete it, move it to inbox or parent task, change element settings, etc) the other swipe action should be freely customizable to the user's liking (possible actions: complete, delete, move to another list, change date, change assignee, change label, no action, ...) Swipe mechanics: swipe right swipe left (maybe) swipe far right (swipe action #3) (maybe) swipe far left (swipe action #4) Imho this swipe mechanic should replace the long press mechanic which currently opens a quick action menu. Todoist & TickTick (other apps probably too) also have this quick swipe mechanic, it's great! :)

Allow tasks to live in multiple related lists

Allow for a better visual differentiation between parent tasks and subtasks in the All Tasks view.

Allow tasks to be clickable from the superlist app when it is added as task. My use case is: Whenever I am scrolling through social media and I want to see the full context, or to have a listen with headphones I save the posts as a task. Then I come back to check on it later. Currently I have to cut and past the url manually which is not very convinient at all - especially on mobile. For me it is a deal braker since this is my main usage.

Allow users to select further, more customisable, options for repeating tasks. For example, repeat on: specific weekdays specific days of the month alternating months Also, allow users to select the number of repeats and and end date of when the repeats should stop.

Allow users to restore lists and tasks that might have been accidentally deleted.