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Latest Project and Task Management Updates
- Mar 5, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 5, 2026
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MAR 5, 2026
Griply debuts Smart Lists to organize and filter tasks with saved dynamic views, real time updates, and sidebar access. New planning shortcuts plus smarter date filters include overdue tasks and a Next 14 Days window. Minor fixes boost stability and usability.
Smart Lists: Saved Views, Quick Planning, and More
We’re excited to introduce Smart Lists, a powerful new way to organize, filter, and find exactly the tasks you need. By combining filters across life areas, goals, tags, and priorities, you can build saved dynamic views that update in real time. We’ve also added some great shortcuts to make your planning faster than ever and fixed a few bugs for a much smoother experience. Whether you’re crushing "This Week's Priorities," staying ahead of "Overdue Deadlines," or finding those "Quick Wins," Smart Lists help you move from searching to focused execution.
Read our help center article to see use cases and examples on how to get started.
Features
- Saved Dynamic Views: Build your own custom views by combining any filters (Life Area, Goal, Priority, Duration, etc.) and save them for instant access.
- Sidebar Integration: Access your Smart Lists directly from the sidebar under "All Tasks," complete with live task counts.
- Plan your week using smart lists: This is a game-changer for your weekly review. Switch between Inbox, All Tasks, Smart Lists, and Tags instantly when planning your day or week using the list selector (shortcut S).
Improvements
- Smarter Date Filters: When you filter for "Today," "This Week," "This Quarter," or "This Year," Griply now automatically includes overdue tasks. This ensures you never miss a task that fell behind, keeping your backlog visible and manageable.
- New "Next 14 Days" Filter: Get better visibility into your immediate future with a dedicated two-week rolling window.
Fixes
- Fixed a small issue where the background of a menu could scroll away with the content.
- Fixed a bug where the "download iPhone app" banner was incorrectly shown on iPad mini.
- Feb 26, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 26, 2026
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February 26, 2026
New cross platform release delivers concrete fixes and a handy iOS App Shortcuts pack. Frankie fixes overdue task order and filter placement; iOS adds Open Ramble Open Today Open Upcoming; other platforms polish search date parsing calendar views and reliability.
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- 🐛 Frankie fixed a quirk where overdue tasks in Today view ignored date order when you had manual sorting turned on. They now line up chronologically, as intended.
- 🐛 Frankie also fixed a bug where “Add filter below” would send your new filter to the bottom of the list instead of right where you wanted it.
iOS
- ⭐ Enric added three new App Shortcuts – Open Ramble, Open Today, and Open Upcoming – so you can jump straight to where you need to be right from Siri or the Shortcuts app.
- 🐛 Witold fixed wildcard searches in filters. Queries like “search:egg*” or “search:*milk” now actually return results instead of coming up empty.
- 🐛 Witold fixed date-based filters like “within 5 days” or “within -5 days” so they accurately display tasks due today plus the next or previous four days.
- 🐛 Hiroki fixed a bug where Ramble’s date parsing could misinterpret dates in non-English languages, so your tasks land on the right day every time.
- 🐛 Erik fixed a glitch where calendar days would awkwardly overlap when switching from week to month view.
- 🐛 Erik fixed a crash that happened when duplicate events appeared across multiple calendars.
- 🐛 Paul K. fixed an issue where toggling the Completed Tasks switch in the Display menu had no effect when using VoiceOver.
Android
- 🐛 Prateek squashed a sneaky test bug that was making our workspace project deletion checks fail randomly. Behind-the-scenes fix, but it keeps our code healthy.
- 🐛 Julia P. fixed a bug that prevented themes from applying correctly on certain devices.
- 🐛 Sergey fixed a bug that prevented the My tickets screen from opening.
- 🐛 Rasto built in a recovery sync that quietly gets Todoist back on track if something goes wrong in the background.
- 🐛 Prateek fixed a bug where “Next week” would vanish from Quick Add options if you had a one-day weekend set up.
- 🐛 Afzal fixed a bug that left Samsung widgets perpetually loading.
🔢 Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing:
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- Feb 26, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 26, 2026
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- Modified by Releasebot:Feb 28, 2026
Deeplink to AI coding tools
Linear now lets you launch your coding tool directly from an issue with a prefilled prompt that includes the ID, description, comments, updates, references and images. Open in your tool via shortcut or button, choose from Copilot, Claude, Replit and more, with customizable prompt templates.
Overview
Starting an issue used to mean manually creating a feature branch. Now it means assembling the right context so your coding agent can take a first pass. We've made this much easier to do in Linear.
You can now launch your preferred coding tool directly from a Linear issue, with a prefilled prompt that includes the issue ID and all relevant context: description, comments, updates, linked references, and images. No copying or reformatting required.
Open in a coding tool by pressing Cmd Option . (Mac) or Ctrl Alt . (Windows/Linux) to launch your most recently used tool, then to choose from your enabled tools, or by clicking the button next to the issue identifier.
Supported tools
- Claude Code
- Codex
- Conductor
- Cursor
- GitHub Copilot
- OpenCode
- Replit
- v0
- Zed
Customization
Prompt templates can also be customized to add standing instructions for how your agent should approach issues. For example, you may always want your agent to give you a detailed plan before writing any code.
Preferences
Configure your personal coding tools, prompt template, and more in preferences.
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FEB 26, 2026
Griply unveils a new feature request system with a public roadmap and upvote flow, plus a refreshed feedback experience. The release includes fixes across tasks, subgoals, calendars, push timing, and security/reset messaging for a smoother, more connected user experience.
Due to high demand, we’ve moved to a new feature request system to make it easier to suggest ideas, vote on what matters most, and follow our public roadmap. After updating, you’ll find a “Share feedback” button in the menu where you can request features or report bugs.
We’re starting fresh in this new board. While we still have your previous feedback saved, we’d love to see what’s most important to you right now. We’ve added the most popular requests so you can upvote your favorites. When reporting a bug, please include as much detail as possible, such as screenshots or screen recordings.
We’re excited to hear your ideas and continue building Griply together 💛
In this update, we’ve also included several fixes and improvements.
Improvements
- Fixed an issue where skipping an overdue habit would still show an earlier occurrence.
- Push notification timing now updates correctly when you change timezones.
- Fixed an issue where moving subgoals to another goal could still show their tasks in the original goal due to a stored filter.
- The desktop app window can now be moved around from the top bar in all side panels.
- Fixed cases where tasks couldn’t be dragged onto the calendar on the Today page.
- Improved goal progress calculation in certain edge cases.
- We now show a clear message when a reset password link has expired.
- When creating a subgoal, the main goal filters now update immediately.
- Inside a life area, the goal filter now only shows goals that belong to that life area.
- When editing a tag, the favorite state is now correctly prefilled and no longer resets on save.
- Feb 24, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 24, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Feb 25, 2026
- Modified by Releasebot:Mar 6, 2026
Release Notes 4.02
ClickUp highlights Release Notes 4.02 with AI task type auto-classification in List and Table views, AI Notetaker that works via a link with a top-pin option, and Gantt export by date range for precise sharing.
Update Task Type Column in Your Views
Quickly see and update task types directly from your List and Table views. Group by task type to instantly understand what kind of work you have, such as bugs, requests, or follow-ups, so you can prioritize and balance your team's focus. Even use AI to auto-classify and keep your task types clean and consistent.
Send AI Notetaker to Any Meeting, Anytime
Now you can send AI Notetaker to any call with just a link! This is especially helpful with ad-hoc meetings that aren't on your calendar. Plus, pin the AI Notetaker to the top of your Workspace so it's always one click away.
Gantt Charts: Export with Date Ranges
Set a start and end date when exporting your Gantt view to PDF or PNG to share exactly the time range that matters, with the right level of detail for your audience.
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Release Notes 4.02 ! 🚀 - Feb 19, 2026
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February 19, 2026
Ramble delivers broad cross‑platform bug fixes across Web, iOS, Android and desktop. Expect smoother reminders, stable navigation, better accessibility, improved localization, and more reliable calendar and widget behavior in this release.
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- 🐛 Ricardo fixed a bug where pasting multiple lines would duplicate automatic reminders on each new task when a due time was already set.
- 🐛 Craig fixed a quirk where hitting down arrow after using G / to jump to a section would land you on the project’s first task instead of the section’s.
- 🐛 Craig also solved a bug where filters using wildcard searches (“search:*”) mysteriously stopped working on the web app.
- 🐛 Frankie fixed a bug where the MFA verification modal kept popping back up after you’d already changed your email address.
- 🐛 Rui fixed a sneaky bug where project insights conveniently forgot about week 5, giving you incomplete completion totals for those longer months.
- 🐛 Ricardo fixed those formatting buttons that weren’t highlighting properly when you selected bold or italic text.
- 🐛 Francesca fixed a quirk where free users couldn’t accept invitations to a 6th or 7th project.
- 🐛 Seva fixed a behind-the-scenes issue that was preventing widgets from completing tasks properly.
- 🐛 Seva also fixed a resizing issue affecting the macOS app.
iOS
- ⚙️ Enric made scheduling reminders smoother by improving the “Before task” screen.
- 🐛 Enric also cleaned up an accessibility bug where toggle switches were announcing “Urgent” even when that label wasn’t visible.
- 🐛 Paul K. made sure your location and time reminders are now clearly distinguished – tasks with just a location show a map pin, while those with both display both icons.
- 🐛 Hiroki tackled an issue where your most recent photo wouldn’t attach if it was stored in iCloud.
- 🐛 Thanks to Witold, the back and forward buttons now work reliably when navigating the help center from the app.
- 🐛 Hiroki updated Ramble’s microphone permission screen to meet App Store guidelines, keeping everything running smoothly behind the scenes.
- 🐛 Paul K. fixed an issue where task names would spill into neighboring days when your calendar was packed with overlapping durations.
- 🐛 Enric fixed the bottom padding on the small Tasks widget for iOS 26, so it looks properly aligned again instead of awkwardly cut off.
- 🐛 Hiroki added the missing Czech localization file, so Czech users on iOS will see proper system strings instead of English fallbacks.
Android
- 🐛 Prateek fixed Ramble animations to respect your accessibility settings, so they’ll stay put when you’ve turned off motion effects.
- 🐛 Kris tackled a startup crash that could freeze the app before you even got started.
- 🐛 Pedro S. sped up bulk rescheduling so moving multiple tasks to new dates actually happens at the speed you’d expect.
- 🐛 Rasto cleaned up the calendar layout by removing the collapse/expand buttons that didn’t belong there.
- 🐛 Pedro S. fixed an issue where Quick Add would stop responding after the app returned from the background.
- 🐛 Prateek fixed a bug where toggling email notification settings in Android wouldn’t stick properly.
- 🐛 Rasto fixed template deep links from My templates so they actually work now.
- 🐛 Sergey fixed that annoying issue where the Scheduler would jump around while scrolling through periodic tasks.
Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing:
- Web v9881; iOS 26.2.19; Android v12050; Android Wear w12005; Desktop v9.26.4
- Feb 19, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 19, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Feb 20, 2026
Backlog 2.0
New backlog is out of beta with a dedicated list view and flexible time buckets across web and mobile. Organize tasks with folders and switch between backlog and card view for grooming, scheduling, and priority planning.
The new backlog is out of beta
The new backlog is out of beta, and the old backlog is no more.
This means everyone now has a dedicated page for organizing the tasks in your backlog.
The new backlog page is our first time deviating from the kanban card style view. We think that a list view is better than a card view when you've got a ton of tasks to scroll through.
You can still view the backlog in the more compact card view in the right panel, but when you want to do some proper backlog grooming, or brain dumping, the dedicated backlog view should feel much roomier.Available on web and mobile
The new backlog is the backlog option in both the web and mobile apps. On the web app, you can access it via the new backlog button in the left panel. On the mobile app, you can access it via the new backlog button in the bottom drawer.
Prioritizing tasks using time buckets
The new backlog is structured into time buckets:
- Someday in the next week or two
- Someday in the next month
- Someday in the next quarter
- Someday in the next year
- Someday
- Never
This structure gives a flexible but systematic way to differentiate which tasks in your backlog are worth prioritizing sooner rather than later.
Organizing tasks using folders
You can create folders in your backlog if you've got too many to keep in a single list. You can have folders for projects, life areas, or whatever categories you like to group your backlogged tasks in.
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Folders are just for the backlog. Once a task gets scheduled to a particular day, the folder designation will be hidden. - Feb 17, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 17, 2026
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Weekly product changelog, Feb 13, 2026
Sunsama launches Daily Actions celebrations with celebratory animations for completing tasks, daily planning, and shutdown, configurable in Settings > Display. It also fixes ClickUp Done/Completed in Home, Daily Wrap Reactions, Toggl DateTime, and subtasks time projection, plus mobile Sunny AI backlog text.
Added
Daily Actions celebrations
This is a new feature that can show a short celebration animation when you: complete all the task in your task list, complete the daily planning ritual, and/or complete your daily shutdown!
You can configure these in your Settings > Display section: https://app.sunsama.com/settings/account#display
Fixed
ClickUp: "Done" and "Completed" tasks being counted (but not shown) in Home view
Fixed a bug with Daily Wrap Reactions not working
Fixed a bug with Toggl DateTime errors
Fix how task projections are calculated when task has subtasks with actual time, but no subtasks with planned time, and parent task with actual time
In-progress
Bucketed backlog for mobile app
in-app text chat version of Sunny AI assistant
Original source Report a problem - Feb 13, 2026
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FEB 13, 2026
Desktop update brings stability and smoother task workflows. Fixes include an offline install invalid public key error, multi‑task creation, correct reordering under goals, drag previews, fixed natural language date parsing, and focus staying in the input when adding the first task.
Desktop
Fixed an “Invalid public key” error that could occur when installing the app while losing internet connection. Download the latest version to resolve the invalid public key error.
Today: You can now create multiple tasks in one go, without needing to click “New Task” each time.
Life Area View: When grouping life area tasks by goal, reordering tasks inside a goal now correctly applies the new order.
Goal View: When dragging a task inside a goal or life area, a preview of the task is now shown below your cursor.
Natural Language Input: Entering “next month” was incorrectly recognized as “next mon,” setting the date to next Monday instead of the same day next month. This has been fixed.
Goal Detail: When a goal had no tasks and you created the first one, the input field lost focus. Focus now remains in the input field, allowing you to create multiple tasks quickly.
- Feb 13, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 13, 2026
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February 13, 2026
New release adds wildcard search filters across platforms and fixes a wide range of calendar, reminders, and task handling issues. Web, iOS, Android and Desktop get more reliable task loading, correct date behavior, and smoother UI in dark mode.
Web, macOS, Windows, Linux
- ⚙️ Craig added the ability for search filters to recognize wildcard characters, making it easier to find tasks with specific keywords.
- 🐛 Francesca resolved an issue in the calendar that allowed completed tasks to be accidentally dragged to a different date.
- 🐛 Rui fixed an issue where the Completed widget in Project Insights was mapping task counts to the wrong days of the week and ignoring your preferred start of week setting.
- 🐛 Henning sorted out a bug where hitting Enter or Space on the “Remove date” button would inexplicably open the date picker instead of, you know, removing the date.
- 🐛 Pedro A. fixed an issue where clicking on a recent location when setting a location reminder wouldn’t work if you held the mouse button down for too long.
- 🐛 Thanks to Ernesto, you can now interact with toast notifications without accidentally clearing your carefully curated task selections.
- 🐛 Natalie ensured completed tasks load properly in calendar layouts, even when looking further than two months out.
- 🐛 A bug that accidentally deleted task names while retyping parsed dates in Firefox has been resolved by Craig.
- 🐛 Craig also made sure task comments no longer disappear after a full sync.
- 🐛 And, thanks to Craig, the activity log now correctly displays task names instead of raw {task} placeholders if you’ve set your language to Turkish.
- 🐛 Frankie fixed an issue where the assignee picker incorrectly pre-selected “Unassigned” when multiple tasks with different assignees were selected. Now the picker shows no pre-selection.
iOS
- ⚙️ Witold made selecting times a breeze by showing times in 5-minute intervals instead of forcing you to scroll through every single minute.
- ⚙️ Hiroki made sure your task view stays put, even when you mark the task as complete.
- 🐛 Paul K. fixed an issue where the Quick Add autocomplete popup looked too light in dark mode on iOS 26. Now your late-night task creation stays nice and dark.
- 🐛 Erik fixed an issue where calendar events appearing in multiple shared calendars were merged instead of displayed separately.
- 🐛 Enric fixed an issue where quickly tapping the task circle wouldn’t always complete your tasks.
- 🐛 Witold fixed an issue that would sometimes prevent Ramble from starting, especially when launching via Siri.
Android
- ⚙️ Rasto made sure your Wear complications show a default state when caches fail to load.
- 🐛 Thanks to Julia P., you’ll never miss a recurring task reminder again, even after a device reboot.
- 🐛 Pedro S. made location reminders more reliable, so you can always count on your reminders to trigger exactly when and where you need them.
- 🐛 Olga sorted out an issue where task sorting by deadline wasn’t working quite right.
- 🐛 Prateek fixed an issue where previously completed sub-tasks were incorrectly re-completed when undoing the completion of a recurring parent task.
- 🐛 Julia P. fixed a crash that could occur if your phone is set to a non-standard timezone ID.
- 🐛 Rasto tackled some pesky app freezes that were caused by improper async handling.
- 🐛 Prateek fixed a crash that could occur when accessing projects.
🔢 Versions
Latest versions at the time of publishing:
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Web v9824; iOS 26.2.13; Android v12042; Android Wear w11997; Desktop 9.26.3