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Latest Project and Task Management Updates
- Jun 3, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 3, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 4, 2026
Capture Faster, Stay Organized ✨ (June 3)
TickTick adds Telegram integration and upgrades reminders, search, templates, and calendar views to help users capture tasks faster and stay organized.
This update introduces Telegram Integration along with a number of improvements across reminders, search, templates, and calendar views to help you capture faster and stay organized.
Telegram Integration
Telegram Integration is now available. Forward messages from chats or send ideas, reminders, and to-dos directly to TickTick Bot to quickly create tasks and capture information from Telegram.
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Constant Reminder
Constant Reminder can now be enabled separately for tasks, habits, and anniversaries. When enabled, reminders will continue until the task is completed, postponed, or otherwise handled.
Search Filters
Search results now support filtering by tasks, lists, and tags, making it easier to find specific content.
Task Preview in Year View
Year View now supports task previews. Click a date to view the tasks scheduled for that day without switching views.
Template Improvements
Templates now support search and drag-and-drop reordering. You can also create tasks from templates directly through the slash menu and calendar views.
Focus Time in Tab Title
When you start a Focus session in the web app, the elapsed focus time is displayed in the browser tab title. This allows you to track your progress without switching back to TickTick.
Original source - Jun 2, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 2, 2026
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2026-06-02
TickTick adds quick date navigation, split-view shortcuts, and one-click code copying.
New
Added Quick Date Navigation: In Calendar view, set a custom shortcut to open the date picker and jump to any date instantly.
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Added Side-by-Side View Shortcut: Set a custom shortcut to show or hide tasks and calendar in a split layout.
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One-Click Code Copy: Click the copy button on any code block to copy its full content.
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- Jun 1, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 1, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 2, 2026
JUN 1, 2026
Griply adds an Empty Trash action and new tag filter match modes on desktop, while also shipping a wide set of fixes across desktop, iOS, and web for calendar sync, task entry, notifications, widgets, and other everyday workflow issues.
Empty Trash, Tag Filter Modes, and Various Fixes
Clear out deleted tasks and habits in one move, and get sharper control over how tag filters narrow your task list. On desktop you can now empty your whole Trash at once instead of removing items one by one, and filter your tasks by matching any selected tag, all of them, or only tasks with no tags at all. This release also lands a batch of fixes across desktop, iOS, and web, from natural language task entry to external calendar sync and push notification timing.
Features
- Empty Trash (Desktop only): Permanently clear everything in your Trash at once instead of deleting items one by one. Coming to iOS soon.
- Tag Filter Match Modes (Desktop only): Filter your tasks by matching any selected tag, all selected tags, or only tasks with no tags. Coming to iOS soon.
Fixes
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where deleted habits still appeared in Insights.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where a task created on a selected calendar date was moved to the next day when the entered time had already passed today.
- iOS + Desktop + Web: Fixed a bug where Google Calendar locations appeared as events in Griply's calendar.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where dragging a task or habit onto a time in the Upcoming calendar view reset its duration to 30 minutes.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where the selected Goal or Life Area was cleared after typing a task title during natural language task entry.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where selecting a Goal or Life Area during natural language task entry didn't update the field.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where task grouping on the Today page couldn't be set to None.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where a value entered when completing a repeating task couldn't be saved, now that repeating tasks support values like habits.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where the previous task's title briefly appeared in a new task row.
- iOS + Desktop + Web: Fixed an issue where push notifications could be delayed when a large number were sent at the same time.
- iOS: Fixed a bug where the habit widget could complete a habit a day early in some timezones.
- iOS + Desktop + Web: Fixed issues that could cause the external calendar connection to sync unreliably.
- May 31, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 31, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 1, 2026
Build live workflows with monday Vibe AI Notetaker access
Monday.com adds Vibe AI Notetaker access to surface action items, query transcripts, and auto-fill CRM fields after calls.
Use monday vibe AI Notetaker access to surface action items, query transcripts, and auto-fill CRM fields after every call.
Original source - May 31, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 31, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 1, 2026
Export editable Office files with monday vibe Office export
Monday.com adds monday vibe Office export for fully editable Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files with formatting, formulas, and macros.
Monday vibe Office export, builders generate fully editable Word, PowerPoint, and Excel files — including formatting, formulas, and macros — in one action.
Original source - May 31, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 31, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 1, 2026
Build trend charts with monday vibe historical board data
Monday.com adds historical board data queries for trend charts, burn-downs, and sprint velocity apps.
Query monday vibe historical board data to build trend charts, burn-downs, and sprint velocity apps.
Original source - May 31, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 31, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 1, 2026
Capture physical items via monday Vibe barcode & QR scanning
Monday.com adds barcode and QR scanning in monday vibe to instantly link items to boards.
Use monday vibe barcode & QR scanning to scan items on the spot and instantly link them to your boards.
Original source - May 28, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 28, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Jun 1, 2026
May 28, 2026
Todoist ships cross-platform fixes and iOS Reporting improvements, smoothing Quick Add, recurring tasks, board navigation, overdue task handling, VoiceOver support, and more across web, macOS, Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS.
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- 🐛 Pedro A. fixed an issue where moving a task to a different project while also editing its content, date, or priority could cause those edits to disappear.
- 🐛 Frankie cleared up a quirk where the “Add section” option would appear even when you’d grouped a project – which doesn’t support sections.
- 🐛 Francesca corrected an issue where completed tasks from archived projects would linger in Today and Upcoming views until you manually refreshed.
- 🐛 Ricardo fixed an issue where the discard confirmation dialog in Quick Add could appear twice when navigating away with unsaved text.
- 🐛 Francesca solved an issue where converting a scheduled task to recurring would shift it to a different time instead of anchoring to your selected date.
- 🐛 Francesca also corrected the keyboard navigation order in board layout so it flawlessly follows the visual task sequence when “group by” is active.
iOS
- ⚙️ Erik expanded Reporting to track more event types – and added filters so you can actually find what you’re looking for.
- 🐛 Erik also fixed an issue where deadline changes weren’t appearing in Reporting – now you can track every shift and extension.
- 🐛 Hiroki fixed a bug where pasting events from the calendar into Quick Add could squish the title, time, and location together into one unreadable mess.
- 🐛 Paul K. corrected an issue where filters with date grouping could overlook overdue tasks that had only a deadline – those now show up properly in Overdue.
- 🐛 Paul K. also ensured that comment attachments are now properly announced when navigating with VoiceOver.
- 🐛 Andris fixed an issue where editing a custom recurrence – like adding an end date – would quietly strip away the scheduled time from your repeating task.
Android
- 🐛 Olga corrected an issue where Quick Add reminders weren’t working properly for tasks assigned on free plans.
- 🐛 Carrie fixed an issue where Quick Add could close unexpectedly when using a hardware keyboard.
- 🐛 Rasto fixed an issue where sorting by deadline in descending order wasn’t properly ordering overdue tasks that only had dates (no deadlines).
- 🐛 Prateek made sure uncompletable tasks no longer show a circle icon in Today and Upcoming’s calendar layout.
- 🐛 Prateek also hid the “Add section” action for projects with grouping enabled – it wasn’t meant to appear there anyway.
- 🐛 Pedro S. resolved a background issue that could occasionally make the app unresponsive when scheduling work behind the scenes.
Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing:
Web v10677; iOS 26.5.19; Android v12156; Android Wear w12111; Desktop v9.27.1
Original source - May 28, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 28, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 28, 2026
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Original source - May 21, 2026
- Date parsed from source:May 21, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:May 25, 2026
May 21, 2026
Todoist adds Weekdays in the custom scheduler, shows full assignee names in task details, and brings folder icon animations on desktop. It also fixes comment sync issues, several iOS and Android bugs, and recurring task parsing and signup problems.
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- ⚙️ Francesca added “Weekdays” as an option in the custom scheduler – perfect for those Monday-through-Friday recurring tasks.
- ⚙️ Francesca also made sure task details now display full assignee names instead of the shortened versions.
- ⚙️ Craig added a bit of motion to folder icons – they now animate when you click on them.
- 🐛 Pedro A. cleared up an issue where deleted task comments could mysteriously reappear after syncing.
iOS
- 🐛 Paul K. fixed an issue that could interrupt things on iPad when adding labels to a task after searching for them.
- 🐛 Hiroki made sure that tasks created via Ramble or task capture properly inherit any dates or labels you’ve already entered into Quick Add before starting your session.
Android
- 🐛 Rasto fixed a crash that could happen when you tapped “Read All” to mark your notifications as read.
- 🐛 Pedro S. fixed an issue where Ramble couldn’t parse incoming messages.
- Prateek went on a serious troubleshooting sweep. Thanks to him:
- 🐛 Tasks will no longer randomly duplicate themselves after an app update.
- 🐛 Typing “every! 2 workdays” will now correctly parse as “Every 2 Weekdays” instead of shifting to “Every 2 Weeks.”
- 🐛 Recurring times with single-digit minutes (like “21:0”) will now parse perfectly every time.
- 🐛 Accepting a team invite during signup will now successfully connect you to the team right away, rather than leaving you stranded.
🔢 Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing:
Web v10614; iOS 26.5.13; Android v12148; Android Wear w12103; Desktop v9.27.1
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