Feature Ideas

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  1. Kanban view

    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.

    Shandelle

    15

  2. Week view

    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.

    Raphael H

    22

  3. Repeat "after completion"

    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.

    Jari Friis J

    19

  4. Create sections of tasks in lists

    Create collapsible task sections in lists for better sorting and organizing.

    Hannah R

    7

  5. Superlist for Apple Watch

    Enable Apple Watch users to add, view, and complete tasks on the go.

    Nihaal

    11

  6. Display task status

    Allow users to set and update the status of a task to indicate progress.

    Hannah R

    5

  7. Task duration

    Allow adding a duration estimation to a task to aid with planning.

    Sven B

    2

  8. Superlist for Linux

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

    Björn

    16

  9. Superlist web clipper

    Send a URL and page contents to Superlist as a task from desktop and mobile browsers.

    Grant N

    0

  10. Option to mark a task "in progress"

    It would be helpful to mark a task as in progress to know that someone on the team is working on it and take it out of the "to do" pile. Also helps as a reminder to check in on how the responsible party is doing. I don't need fancy responsive graphics to show % done or anything like that in the icon, just a static in-between option to bridge "not started" and "totally complete."

    Bina C

    3

  11. Drag and drop feature for Today view

    At least within the “Today” view, it would be very helpful to have the feature of being able to drag the tasks and rearrange them in a custom order (i.e. the order in which I plan to do the tasks). This is particularly useful because within the “Today” view because it will provide users with a flexibility in planning, that cant be done with the current “Sort by” categories. By enabling drag-and-drop reordering, users can structure their day according to personal workflow order

    Vianca U

    0

  12. Improve accessibility for super list

    At a screen reader will encounter an object and attempt to read a label which is associated with that object. If it is present, super list is so graphically rich that none of the buttons are read by TalkBack screen reader on Android. What I've done is I've attempted to navigate the page, create new tasks and lists. However, the challenges using TalkBack are very great as I do not know what items I am actually tapping on to invoke various different operations. The benefits of using labelled buttons and controls in super list will mean that anybody with a disability such as a visual impairment or blindness will be able to access the app without any issues

    Riz

    0

  13. Integrate with Google Gemini

    I chatted with your AI support bot and it said that y'all use Claude and ChatGPT because they support MCP integrations. I don't actually know anything about this - but a google search said that Gemini also uses MCP? If so, I'd love to be able to use Gemini like y'all have integrated with Claude and ChatGPT

    AJ W

    0

  14. Integrate with new Apple Siri

    Please make it so I can add tasks to superhuman via the new Siri, even better I’d like to be able to edit them and check things off and operate much of Super list via Siri

    Bjorn A

    0

  15. Freely change the list position of a task in the "Today" list.

    For managing daily tasks, it would be desirable to be able to freely change the order of tasks in the daily list—for example, by moving them up or down. "Microsoft To Do," for instance, offers this feature. Many thanks in advance.

    Peter

    0