• Added Quick Entry Autofill support for the ChatGPT Atlas browser. • Added a workaround for a macOS 26.1 bug where Apple Mail provided malformed links via Quick Entry Autofill. THINGS 3.22 Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear. QUICK CONTROLS Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access. AND MORE • Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running. • Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!

• Changed the logic that determines when to show the done button in the When popover. • Fixed a bug where, if the text was set to a particular size, it could appear cut off in the sidebar. • Fixed a crash that occured when an item copied from a repeating project was pasted into into a time-based list (e.g. Today). • Fixed some memory issues that were introduced in the 3.22 update. THINGS 3.22 Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear. QUICK CONTROLS Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access. AND MORE • Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running. • Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!

• Fixed crashes that could occur in dark mode on macOS 12 and earlier. THINGS 3.22 Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear. QUICK CONTROLS Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access. AND MORE • Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running. • Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!

• Improved the handling of several keyboard shortcuts in the search field. • Improved the presentation of scroll bars in certain scenarios. • Restored the Shift+Cmd+R shortcut for Repeat > Reschedule. • Fixed the animation of some buttons when clicked. • Fixed filtering by inherited tags in the Repeating list. • Fixed a bug that caused bright window edges in dark mode. • Fixed a bug where, in some cases, the wrong light/dark appearance was used for main windows. • Updated the Todoist importer to use a new authentication mechanism. THINGS 3.22 Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear. QUICK CONTROLS Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access. AND MORE • Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running. • Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!

• Tweaked the appearance of the When date popover in expanded to-dos. • Fixed a bug that caused some list titles to be cut off in Chinese localizations. • Fixed a bug where the Run Things URL action in Apple Shortcuts would perform changes twice. THINGS 3.22 Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear. QUICK CONTROLS Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access. AND MORE • Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running. • Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!

Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear. QUICK CONTROLS Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access. AND MORE • Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running. • Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe! --- THINGS 3.22.2 • Fixed a crash that could occur when attempting to convert to-dos or projects into repeaters while their content was in edit mode. • Added some missing icons for the Edit menu's submenus.

Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear. QUICK CONTROLS Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access. AND MORE • Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running. • Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe! --- THINGS 3.22.1 • Fixed an issue where Select All could also select project headings in some cases. • Fixed an issue where completing a to-do could fail if the search field was focused. • Fixed an issue that prevented File > Close All from closing non-focused windows. • Fixed a crash that occured when filtering the All Projects list by tags. • Adjusted the Todoist import screen.

Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear. QUICK CONTROLS Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access. AND MORE • Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running. • Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!

• Restored support for Cmd+Left Arrow/Right Arrow keyboard shortcuts. • Improved handling of left-to-right layout for calendar events. • Fixed the formatting of dates for Repeating To-Dos in the Upcoming list. • Fixed an issue that could prevent Things from coming to the foreground at launch. • Fixed an issue that prevented accessing the window collection via AppleScript.

• Fixed incorrect spacing between a project’s title and deadline in the sidebar. • Fixed a bug where the “Hide Later Items” button could fail to work in some scenarios. • Fixed a bug that caused Things to remain in Stage Manager’s strip after all its windows were closed. • Fixed a bug where the “Create To-Do with Quick Entry” Shortcuts action failed to show Quick Entry if Things wasn’t running. • Fixed a bug where the Things URL “duplicate” parameter was not being respected. • Fixed a crash that would occur when attempting to share a list while it was filtered by “No Tag”. • Fixed a crash that would occur, on macOS 12 or earlier, when attempting to restore a minimized window by clicking Things’ icon in the Dock.

• Adds support for DEVONthink 4 in Quick Entry with Autofill. • Restores the Log Completed command in context menus. • Fixes a bug where, in certain scenarios, Things could steal focus when switching between spaces (desktops). • Fixes a bug where sync could become temporarily blocked if the app's first-ever sync was interrupted. • Fixes a crash that could occur when stopping a Repeating To-Do. • Fixes a crash that could occur when handling certain URL scheme commands.

• Improved handling of left-to-right text in to-do titles. • Fixed a bug where Things would still show in Stage Manager's strip after all of its windows were closed. • Fixed a crash that would occur when attempting to share the Someday list. • Many other improvements under the hood.

• Fixed a crash that could occur for users of the PopClip app.

• Fixed a crash that could occur when displaying a repeating to-do that was created in an earlier version of Things.

• Fixed a crash that could occur when displaying a repeating to-do that was created in an earlier version of Things.

• Fixed a crash that could occur when accessing Someday items via AppleScript. • Fixed crashes that could occur for some users when displaying events from Calendar.

• Fixed a bug where a tag inherited from a parent area or project could erroneously affect filtering inside a project.

• Fixed a bug where icons could appear slightly blurry in a few places. • Fixed a bug where headings created via Apple Shortcuts would be out of order. • Fixed a bug where to-dos would be incorrectly positioned when toggling them between Today and This Evening. • Fixed a bug where an expanded to-do would appear dimmed in the "moved out of the Inbox" section. • Fixed a bug where the window title bar would appear transparent when mousing over it in Full Screen mode. • Fixed a bug where Things Cloud connectivity would be displayed incorrectly. • Fixed a bug in the Print feature where Upcoming's section headers would not appear. • Fixed a bug in the Print feature where checklist items would be rendered incorrectly. • Fixed a bug in the Print feature where inherited tags would be included in the printout. • Fixed some Markdown rendering glitches that could occur when using code blocks. • Fixed some UI glitches in the Repeating Task setup for some languages. • Many more fixes and improvements under the hood.

• Improved stability and bug fixes.

• When setting a keyboard shortcut for Quick Entry, Things now enforces a new system restriction (if using Shift in a shortcut, there must also be at least one other modifier key). • Fixed a bug that caused blurriness in the banner that displays information about new updates. • Fixed a bug that prevented the Scripts menu bar icon from updating its color when the system's appearance mode changed. • Fixed a crash that could occur when attempting to close a window that was full screen.

• Improved stability and bug fixes.

• Introduced a workaround for a macOS 15 issue that made links to files unclickable for some users. • Fixed some communication issues between Things and Things Helper (which is used for Quick Entry with Autofill). • Fixed a Things Cloud "server unavailable" error message in settings. • Many other changes under the hood.

Things is ready for macOS 15 Sequoia, with several nice improvements. APPLE INTELLIGENCE - coming later this year to some countries We’ve adjusted Things to make sure the new Writing Tools are smoothly integrated. See Apple’s website for information on when this feature will be available in your country. WINDOW TILING Things has been adjusted to work well with Sequoia’s new Window Tiling feature. Things’ windows will stay constrained to your chosen tile size, even if you’ve disabled “Preserve window width when resizing sidebar” in Things’ settings. OTHER IMPROVEMENTS • Tweaked the widget’s + button for clearer distinction of where it will save to if your desktop’s appearance is set to Monochrome. • Added support for hitting Shift+Return in text to insert a “line separator” character (like Ctrl+Return on macOS versions earlier than Sequoia). This allows you to hit return in a bulleted list for a new line, without creating a new bullet. • Added support for the Shift+Cmd+T shortcut when the cursor is in an area’s title. • Added the Tags command when right-clicking an area heading in the Anytime and Someday lists (also in Today when grouping is enabled in Things’ settings). • Fixed a crash that could occur when pasting an empty string into a list. • Fixed some issues that could cause Things Helper to crash. Finally, a tip for those who will use Sequoia’s new iPhone Mirroring app. Your Mac may start getting notifications from Things *twice* - but you can stop this. On your iPhone, go to Settings > Notifications > Things and disable “Show on Mac”. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS Sequoia!

Things is ready for macOS 15 Sequoia, with several nice improvements. APPLE INTELLIGENCE - coming in October to some regions We’ve adjusted Things to make sure the new Writing Tools are smoothly integrated. See Apple’s website for information on when this feature will be available in your country. WINDOW TILING Things has been adjusted to work well with Sequoia’s new Window Tiling feature. Things’ windows will stay constrained to your chosen tile size, even if you’ve disabled “Preserve window width when resizing sidebar” in Things’ settings. OTHER IMPROVEMENTS • Tweaked the widget’s + button for clearer distinction of where it will save to if your desktop’s appearance is set to Monochrome. • Added support for hitting Shift+Return in text to insert a “line separator” character (like Ctrl+Return on macOS versions earlier than Sequoia). This allows you to hit return in a bulleted list for a new line, without creating a new bullet. • Added support for the Shift+Cmd+T shortcut when the cursor is in an area’s title. • Added the Tags command when right-clicking an area heading in the Anytime and Someday lists (also in Today when grouping is enabled in Things’ settings). • Fixed a crash that could occur when pasting an empty string into a list. • Fixed some issues that could cause Things Helper to crash. Finally, a tip for those who will use Sequoia’s new iPhone Mirroring app. Your Mac may start getting notifications from Things *twice* - but you can stop this. On your iPhone, go to Settings > Notifications > Things and disable “Show on Mac”. We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS Sequoia!

• Fixed an issue that could cause a row's background color to display incorrectly. • Fixed a crash that could occur when launching Things via link, widget, or notification. • Fixed a crash that could occur when unhiding Things. THINGS 3.19 Things has been updated for macOS 14 Sonoma. Widgets are now interactive and you can add them to your desktop! WIDGETS ON THE DESKTOP Once you’ve updated to macOS 14, you can place Things’ widgets on your desktop. Choose from a variety of widget sizes, including two new extra-large ones. Plus, you can now complete to-dos directly in the widgets. To add Things’ widgets to your desktop, simply right-click on the desktop and choose Edit Widgets. Also note that you can change how the widgets look by going to System Settings > Desktop & Dock > Widgets.