Feature Ideas

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

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

Easier to attach images (from screenshots for example)

In the Tasks view, tasks can be sorted by a certain category; e.g. assignee or label. When sorted, the sections can be collapsed or expanded. When you navigate away and then back to the Tasks view, all sections are expanded again; i.e. the app does not remember the state of the collapsed/expanded sections.

Now when you open the app, the overview tab is automatically displayed. Would be great the set it yourself so you can f.e. directly start adding texts.

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.

Focus Mode enables you to concentrate on specific tasks or projects by customizing your visual environment. You can filter tasks to focus on a specific list, project, or tag, ensuring only the most relevant items are visible. The streamlined interface minimizes distractions, allowing you to work efficiently on high-priority tasks without being overwhelmed by your entire to-do list.

The Sorting and Grouping is barely functional in Lists. The only option is to Group the tasks by Creation Date, Label, Priority, etc. I have a list of tasks that I group based on Label. The Labels are Weekly. (Week 1, Week 2, Week 3, etc) It would be nice to have both a Grouping and a Sorting option. So that one can Group things by Lists and within each list Sort things by specific Date.

Option to set 2FA Authentication: Email or TOTP Apps

the My Day feature in any.do is great and worth looking into.

This could be done by adding "Section" to the sorting feature. I attached a simple design of what that could look like 🙂 (See bottom of suggestion) Ideally, sorting and grouping should have their own, separate drop-downs, but that should probably be a separate idea to vote on 🤓 More info I was surprised to see that sections are only displayed under "Favourites" and not the place where all lists are viewed. I expected the Lists view to show my lists with their section and then favourites could, at least, be used to show the most important lists, and at best, favourites could show the lists you have favourised and also display the section they belong to (if any) The problem How it is designed now creates a problem that invalidates the usefulness of the Favourites feature for me, since I want to use favorites to only display often used lists, but since Favourites is the only way (that I know of) to display my sections, I have to favourite all my lists to have everything structured. This suggestion could fix that.

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.

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.

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.

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