Project and Task Management Release Notes
Release notes for project management, task tracking and productivity tools
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Latest Project and Task Management Updates
- Apr 16, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 16, 2026
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April 16, 2026
Todoist adds assignee support to Ramble voice capture on Web and Android, letting users delegate tasks to teammates while dictating them, and brings a broad round of fixes across web, desktop, iOS, and Android for smoother task handling and stability.
📣 New in Ramble: Assign tasks via voice capture
Ricardo and Pedro S. added assignee support to Ramble on Web and Android – you can now delegate tasks to teammates directly while capturing them with your voice. (iOS support is landing soon!)
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- ⭐️ Ricardo added assignee support to Ramble voice capture, so you can delegate tasks to teammates as you dictate them.
- 🐛 Rui resolved an issue that prevented drag-and-drop sorting in board views whenever you had filters active.
- 🐛 Rui also ensured your project layout preferences now stay put when you save project settings – no more unexpected resets.
- 🐛 Seva corrected a navigation issue that could cause problems when switching between windows.
- 🐛 Seva fixed an issue where template links weren’t opening correctly when clicked from outside the app.
- 🐛 Seva resolved an issue where unexpected notification types could cause problems – everything now handles gracefully behind the scenes.
- 🐛 Seva corrected an issue where window controls appeared in the wrong spot on macOS when opening new windows.
iOS
- 🐛 Witold corrected an issue where changing the repeat schedule for multiple tasks at once would quietly ignore your update if those tasks already had a date.
- 🐛 Hiroki fixed a bug where Ramble could look like it was still recording even after a session had already ended.
- 🐛 Paul K. fixed a bug that prevented labels with special characters (like “&” or “#”) from being deleted.
- 🐛 Paul K. fixed an issue where rescheduling a single task in Today or Upcoming would mess with your manual sort order.
- 🐛 Jaime updated the task delete confirmation on iOS to warn that deletions are permanent – bringing it in line with Android and web.
Android
- ⭐ Pedro S. added assignee support to Ramble voice capture, allowing you to assign tasks to teammates while you’re capturing them on the go.
- ⚙️ Luis updated the task move icon to match our design system – a small polish that keeps everything looking cohesive.
- 🐛 Olga resolved a crash that could happen when connecting to Google Play billing.
- 🐛 Kris fixed a bug where the task action menu would mysteriously hide itself when no tasks were selected.
- 🐛 Pedro S. fixed a loop that kept showing the timezone prompt even after you’d already accepted the suggested timezone.
- 🐛 Rasto cleared up some startup issues that could cause the app to freeze when launching.
- 🐛 Prateek fixed an issue where tapping a deleted task in the activity log would resurrect it back into your Inbox.
- 🐛 Olga cleared up a background loop that was quietly filling up logs with cancellation messages – nothing you’d notice, but your device will appreciate it.
- 🐛 Olga also made a round of improvements to location reminders – they should trigger more consistently now.
Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing:
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Web v10330; iOS 26.4.12; Android v12108; Android Wear w12063; Desktop v9.27.1 - Apr 16, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 16, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 17, 2026
Linear for Microsoft Teams
Linear adds Microsoft Teams support so teams can turn chats into actionable work, bring project updates into channels, and use @Linear to create issues or pull info. It also expands custom coding tool integrations and lets issues sync to multiple Slack threads for follow-up.
Mention @Linear in any Microsoft Teams channel to turn your conversations into actionable work.
You can ask Linear to make changes directly in Linear, or pull information from Linear into Teams. Try it by sending a message like:
- @Linear file a bug for this and assign it to me
- @Linear what’s the latest progress on our billing API project?
- @Linear create issues for each feature request mentioned in this video
Keep everyone up to date on progress
Connect your Linear projects to Teams channels to keep everyone aligned. After connecting, project notifications like updates will automatically post to Teams.
Install Linear for Microsoft Teams in settings, or learn more in our documentation.
Custom coding tool integrations
Linear already supports one-click integrations to open issues in popular tools like Claude Code, Codex and Cursor. To better support custom workflows and new tools, we’ve added support for custom coding tool integrations.
Custom coding tool integrations let you open issues in tools that aren’t supported out of the box. You can configure them in two ways:
- Launch a tool using a URL with query parameters
- Run a local command from the desktop app
Add a new custom coding tool in preferences, or learn more in our documentation.
Sync multiple Slack threads to an issue
When an issue is reported in Slack, either through Asks or the Linear Agent, a synced thread is added to that issue to enable follow-up communication.
Now you can sync an issue to multiple Slack threads when there are multiple reports or requests for the same issue. When the issue is completed, every synced thread receives an update with the outcome.
Connect a new Slack thread to an issue by mentioning @Linear or using the “Link to existing issue” option in the Slack integration.
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- Apr 13, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 13, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 15, 2026
APR 13, 2026
Griply improves iOS productivity with faster task capture and goal access through Share Sheet and Lock Screen Shortcuts, plus a new in-app Feature Request Board for feedback and voting.
iOS: From Idea to Action Faster with Share Sheet & Lock Screen Shortcuts
We’ve heard your feedback: capturing tasks and accessing your goals on mobile should be faster. This update is all about speed and reducing friction for your mobile experience. With the new Share Sheet extension and Lock Screen Shortcuts, you can capture ideas in seconds and access your most important goals straights from your lock screen.
Features
- Share Sheet Extension : Capture ideas and tasks instantly from any app. Use the iOS Share Sheet to send links, notes, or text directly to Griply and turn inspiration into action without breaking your flow.
- Lock Screen Shortcuts : Get to what matters faster. Add new Griply shortcuts to your lock screen for immediate access to your Today view, Calendar, Habits, or even a specific Goal or Life Area.
- Feature Request Board : Help us build the future of Griply. You can now request new features, report bugs, and vote on what we should build next: all directly from your Profile screen.
- Apr 13, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 13, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 15, 2026
APR 13, 2026
Griply adds goal impact tracking, a unified Trash page, and bullet paste to turn lists into editable tasks in one step. It also improves habit scheduling and completed views, with desktop goal editing upgrades and a range of iOS and calendar fixes.
Goal Impact, Trash Page, and Bullet Paste
This release helps you see what really moves the needle on your goals, gives you a safety net for anything you delete, and turns a pasted list of bullets into ready-to-edit tasks in one step. You can now set an impact level per goal to show how much it contributes to your life area (or how much a subgoal contributes to its parent goal), recover deleted tasks and habits from a new Trash page, and create multiple tasks at once by pasting bullets into the inline task field.
Features
Goal Impact : Set an impact level per goal to show how much it contributes to your life area, or how much a subgoal contributes to its main goal. Use it to focus on the goals that really matter.
Unified Trash Page : Delete with confidence. The new Trash page is a dedicated space to browse and recover tasks or habits you've removed.
Better habit planning in Upcoming (Desktop only) : You can now add extra repetitions for next week, or stop "repeat daily until completed" for specific weeks, right from the habit upcoming column.
Paste bullets to create multiple tasks : Paste a bulleted list into the inline task field and Griply opens a dialog with each bullet as a task. Edit them before creating, and assign goal, priority, dates, and more.
Improvements
Smarter Habit Scheduling : Habits with targets (like 2x per week) are no longer planned on the first day or two of the week. They now repeat daily until your target is met, so you can hit your goal on the days that work for you.
Simplified habit schedule menu : We merged the "repeat" and "target" options into a single menu, making it more intuitive to set up a habit schedule.
Goal Impact filter : Filter your tasks based on the new goal impact property to zoom in on high-impact work.
Individual habit entries in Completed : You now see every completed entry of a habit in the completed view, not just the last one.
New goal table (Desktop only) : Edit progress, impact, start date, and deadline directly from the goal table, no need to open each goal.
Completed habit entries in the calendar : Completed habits now appear in the calendar on the day you actually completed them, not just on the day they were scheduled.
Dedicated goal metrics dialog (Desktop only) : Goal metrics now have their own dialog so you can edit them separately from the rest of the goal.
Fixes
Desktop: Fixed calendar events from 21:00 to 09:00 being shown as all-day events across two days.
iOS: Fixed a goal progress bug where progress was not aligned with desktop.
iOS: Fixed not being able to set a start date when adding a new habit with "x times per month or year".
iOS: Fixed adding a description to a new habit not working.
iOS: Fixed drag and drop not working in Upcoming.
iOS: Fixed the date selection sheet being cut off when "show borders" was enabled in accessibility settings.
iOS: Fixed goal progress input being cleared when changing the date after entering progress.
iOS: Fixed duplicating sub tasks not always working.
iOS: Potential fix for the keyboard not responding correctly when entering a new goal progress update.
iOS: Fixed tasks from subgoals linked to a life area sometimes showing under "no life area".
Original source - Apr 12, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 12, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 15, 2026
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Original source - Apr 9, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 9, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 12, 2026
April 09, 2026
Todoist improves sync errors, filter reliability, and accessibility across Web, macOS, Windows, Linux, iOS, and Android, while adding project health and progress insights on Android and fixing a range of bugs in tasks, comments, attachments, and time zones.
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- 🐛 Craig corrected an issue where
date after:anddue after:filters with specific times would mistakenly include tasks that had no time set. - 🐛 Craig also fixed a bug where deadline dates in the task activity log appeared a day early for anyone in a timezone behind UTC.
iOS
- ⚙️ Witold improved the Sync Issues screen to show you why something didn’t sync – such as hitting a project’s task limit – and ensured that error messages (like entering the wrong password) show helpful text instead of cryptic codes.
- 🐛 Witold also fixed a quirk where the #TodoistZero celebration and empty project view could appear in the wrong theme.
- 🐛 Then, Witold restored Filter Assist, which had stopped generating filters from natural language descriptions; it’s now back to translating your thoughts into working filters.
- 🐛 Hiroki improved how screen readers handle file attachments by focusing the whole attachment and reading the name and size together for clearer navigation.
- 🐛 Hiroki fixed an issue where sharing text and markdown files through the Share extension wasn’t working properly and ensured small file attachments in Quick Add now display KB or Bytes instead of “0 MB”.
- 🐛 Andris cleared up a visual glitch where swiping to complete a task caused neighboring checkboxes and content to flicker during the animation.
- 🐛 Jaime fixed an issue where the “Show All” button in comments was unreachable with VoiceOver when the last comment included a file attachment.
Android
- ⭐ Julia P. added project health and progress insights to the workspace overview, so you can spot what needs attention without opening every project.
- ⚙️ Afzal made sure sync errors now show a clear explanation when you’ve hit a project’s task limit.
- 🐛 Prateek resolved an issue where team project folders appeared empty after a restart and fixed Polish date parsing for “za X minut” for paid accounts.
- 🐛 Olga cleared up a background issue that could prevent Karma from saving properly.
- 🐛 Rasto fixed an issue where Quick Add would sometimes highlight the wrong text after you selected an autocomplete suggestion.
- 🐛 Pedro S. fixed an issue where tapping Ramble on your watch would open the screen even when you’d reached your session limit.
- 🐛 Carrie fixed a bug where the timezone dialog would pop up unexpectedly after daylight saving time changes, even when your timezone hadn’t actually changed.
🔢 Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing:
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Web v10282; iOS 26.4.8; Android v12100; Android Wear w12055; Desktop v9.26.4 - Apr 9, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 9, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 10, 2026
- Modified by Releasebot:Apr 17, 2026
Multi-level sub-teams
Linear adds multi-level sub-teams and project and initiative comments. Teams can nest up to five levels deep with inherited workflows and settings, while comments in activity feeds keep high-level discussions attached to the work itself.
Structure your teams in Linear to match how your organization works.
Teams can nest up to five levels deep, making it possible to represent divisions, departments, groups, squads, and more. Sub-teams inherit workflows and settings from their parents at every level, so you can maintain consistency while giving each unit flexibility in how they work.
Multi-level sub-teams are available on the Enterprise plan. Learn more in our docs.
Project and initiative comments
Projects and initiatives now support comments in their activity feed, giving teams a place for high-level discussion alongside updates. Conversations stay attached to the work itself, making it easier for both people and agents to follow and reference.
Use comments to:
- provide lightweight feedback that doesn’t belong in an inline comment or formal update
- discuss open questions and resolve threads once decisions are made
- capture meeting takeaways and mention @Linear to update docs, revise descriptions, and create issues
- Apr 9, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 9, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 10, 2026
Project and initiative comments
Linear adds comments to projects and initiatives activity feeds for lightweight discussion and agent-friendly context.
Projects and initiatives now support comments in their activity feed, giving teams a place for high-level discussion alongside updates. Conversations stay attached to the work itself, making it easier for both people and agents to follow and reference.
Use comments to:
- provide lightweight feedback that doesn’t belong in an inline comment or formal update
- discuss open questions and resolve threads once decisions are made
- capture meeting takeaways and mention @Linear to update docs, revise descriptions, and create issues
- Apr 8, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 8, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 9, 2026
Release Notes 4.03
ClickUp adds Google Drive automations, deeper Workload view capacity insights, and smoother teammate onboarding to help teams move faster and stay organized across projects and permissions.
Google Drive Automations, Granular Capacity in Workload View, and Smoother Teammate Onboarding!
This week's release automates work between ClickUp and Google Drive, provides more detail into team capacity in Workload view, and lets you onboard invitees to teams faster.
Automate Workflows between ClickUp and Google Drive
Google Drive Automations can create folders and Docs when tasks are created in ClickUp, and alert your team in ClickUp when new files are added in Drive. Spin up a shared project folder automatically, then notify reviewers as soon as the latest files land.
See Team Capacity at a Deeper Level in Workload View
Add a second layer of grouping in Workload view to break down capacity by team, project, or department, then by assignee. Spot who's at capacity and where there's room to take on more, so you can make faster decisions when prioritizing and assigning work.
Assign Invited Users to Teams Before They Join
Prepare your Workspace for new members before they log in by adding invited users to Teams while their invite is still pending. When they accept, they'll instantly have the right access and permissions across your Workspace. This way, when your new teammate first logs into ClickUp, they'll see the Spaces and resources their team uses every day.
Check out these features and more in
Release Notes 4.03!
Original source - Apr 7, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 7, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Apr 7, 2026
Weekly product changelog, April 3, 2026
Sunsama adds a beta weekly recap email and fixes several task, timer, and deep link issues.
Added:
(beta) weekly recap email: have Sunsama automatically email you a simple recap of your work week in Settings > Notifications: https://app.sunsama.com/settings/account#notifications
Fixed:
Keep tray timer updating when desktop app is on settings page
ampersand in task titles show twice in menu bar
Fix custom protocol deep links in Todoist tasks
In-progress:
task priority
dynamic fourth tab in mobile app
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