Griply Updates & Release Notes
22 updates curated from 1 source by the Releasebot Team. Last updated: Jul 20, 2026
- Jul 20, 2026
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JUL 20, 2026
Griply adds flexible habit scheduling and sharper filtering across Today, Upcoming, Roadmap, and life areas, plus accent-insensitive search and faster Smart List creation. It also improves habit editing, perfect-week tracking, and fixes a wide range of desktop and iOS bugs.
Repeat a habit every [3] days, filters for Today and Upcoming, and more
Set a habit to repeat on a fixed interval, like every 3 days from its start date, and narrow any screen down to what matters right now. You can now filter and group Today, filter Upcoming, and filter the subgoals in a goal's Roadmap and the goals in a life area. Search now ignores accents, so cafe finds café, you can start a Smart List straight from the navigation, and editing a habit's schedule lets you choose whether the change applies from today or from the start.
Features
Repeat a habit every few days: Schedule a habit to repeat on a fixed interval, like every 3 days, counting from its start date.
Improvements
Today filters and grouping: Filter your Today screen by life area, goal, tag, priority, and every other task filter, then group what's left by tag.
Upcoming filters: Filter your Upcoming screen by life area, goal, tag, priority, and every other task filter.
Filter subgoals in a goal's Roadmap: Focus a goal's Roadmap by filtering its subgoals on active goals, goal impact, start date, or deadline.
Filter goals within a life area: Focus a life area by filtering its goals on active goals, goal impact, start date, or deadline.
Reset filters without losing your grouping and sorting: Clear your applied filters with "Reset filters" while keeping the grouping and sorting you set up in place.
Create a Smart List from the navigation: Start a new Smart List straight from the navigation by unfolding the "All Tasks" menu and picking "Create smart list".
Search that ignores accents: Find tasks, goals, life areas, and tags without matching accents, so searching cafe turns up café.
Create a Today task with no date (Desktop): Add a task on Today without today's date by typing "no date" in the create field.
Choose when a habit schedule change takes effect: When you edit a habit's schedule, choose whether it applies from today or from the beginning of the schedule. Your logged entries stay untouched.
Yearly habit dates in the schedule editor: Pick a specific yearly date like 22 Jul for a habit straight from the schedule editor instead of typing it as text.
Perfect weeks for every-day habits: A perfect week on an every-day habit now requires hitting your daily target every day, like 10,000 steps a day rather than 70,000 across the week.
Fixes
Desktop + iOS: Fixed a bug where duplicating a goal did nothing and no copy was created.
iOS: Fixed a bug where a life area could show a placeholder on the next app launch after uploading.
iOS: Fixed a bug where calendar events didn't appear in certain timezones.
iOS: Fixed a bug where editing a task's title or description wasn't saved if you closed the dialog with the (x) while the input was still active.
iOS: Fixed a bug where the habit widget showed a white bar in transparent widget mode.
iOS: Fixed a bug where the habit widget ignored your week start setting in some cases.
iOS: Fixed a bug where a habit opened full screen from the widget couldn't be closed because the (x) didn't work.
iOS: Fixed a bug where the Today widget hid a habit at partial completion instead of only when it was fully complete for the day.
iOS: Fixed a bug where the calendar sat slightly behind the toolbar on iOS 27.
Desktop: Fixed a bug where scrolling the mouse wheel over a numeric field could accidentally change its value.
Desktop: Fixed a bug where adding a task on a future date in Upcoming and entering a time that had already passed changed the date to tomorrow.
Desktop + iOS: Fixed a bug where a goal with all its subgoals archived showed a broken empty table instead of the option to create a subgoal.
Desktop + iOS: Fixed a bug where subgoals of an archived parent goal were still shown in the goal detail and life area detail views.
Desktop + iOS: Fixed a bug where archived goals and life areas still appeared in the Favorites section.
Desktop + iOS: Fixed a bug where a task appeared twice on the same calendar day when its planned date and deadline both fell on that day.
Desktop + iOS: Fixed a bug where a habit disappeared from the calendar once it reached 100% completion for the week.
Desktop + iOS: Fixed an issue where the morning section in the German Today view was labeled "Morgen", which also means tomorrow, and is now labeled "Vormittag".
Desktop + iOS: Fixed a bug where a habit with a start date in the future didn't show its planned occurrences on the calendar before that date.
Original source - Jun 22, 2026
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JUN 22, 2026
Griply adds smarter task planning and cleaner navigation with overdue completion prompts, habit planning from Upcoming, sticky Smart List settings, and faster goal, subgoal, and habit insights on desktop. It also brings new iOS date, time, and week-start settings plus broad fixes across desktop, iOS, and web.
Fixes and Improvements
Decide whether a completed overdue task counts for today or the day it was scheduled, keep each Smart List set up the way you left it, and plan habits straight from the Upcoming calendar. This release also makes it quicker to move between a goal, its subgoals, and its linked habit statistics on desktop, adds date, time, and week-start settings on iOS, and lands a batch of fixes across desktop, iOS, and web.
Features
- Habit view in the Upcoming side panel (Desktop, Web): Plan your habits from the Upcoming calendar by switching the side panel to a habit view and dragging them onto a day.
- Overdue completion prompt (Desktop, iOS, Web): When you complete an overdue task, choose whether it counts for today or for the day it was originally scheduled.
Improvements
- Smart Lists save your view settings (Desktop, iOS, Web): Each Smart List keeps its grouping, sorting, and "Show completed tasks" setting between visits instead of resetting them.
- Open a subgoal from a goal's Progress view (Desktop): Jump from a goal's Progress view straight into a subgoal by clicking the subgoal's progress box.
- Open habit statistics from a goal (Desktop): Open a linked habit's statistics in one click from the goal it belongs to. The link takes you straight to the habit's Insights tab.
- No life area and No goal filters (Desktop, iOS, Web): Filter for tasks in a life area or goal alongside the unassigned ones, now that "No life area" and "No goal" add to your selection instead of narrowing it.
- Date, time, and week start settings (iOS): Set your date format, time format, and start of week directly on iOS.
- Upcoming side panel follows the selected list (Desktop): Switch the Upcoming calendar's side panel to a Smart List and its filter panel updates to that list automatically.
- App opens on your first tab (iOS): The iOS app opens straight to the first tab in your bottom navigation bar.
Fixes
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where the Upcoming calendar inherited filters applied on the All Tasks page.
- iOS: Fixed a bug where goals and life areas in the create-task autocomplete menu showed the wrong icons and colors.
- iOS: Fixed a bug where the create-task card slid behind the status bar on smaller iPhones.
- iOS: Fixed an issue where completing a task from the task detail didn't give the haptic and sound feedback that completing it elsewhere does.
- Desktop + iOS + Web: Fixed a bug where the tag filter's "Match all tags" mode was ignored on the Today page.
- Desktop + iOS + Web: Fixed a bug where the Upcoming "Show completed tasks" toggle didn't include completed habits.
- iOS: Fixed a bug where the create-task sheet's description text appeared black in dark mode.
- iOS: Fixed a bug where a large system font size could push text outside the widgets and cut off content.
- iOS: Fixed a bug where the calendar's hour axis didn't respect your am/pm time format preference.
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- Jun 18, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 18, 2026
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JUN 18, 2026
Griply ships its biggest iOS update yet, bringing desktop-style goal planning, Smart Lists, Lock Screen widgets, customizable navigation, richer calendar time blocking, fuller task and goal search and filtering, plus smoother editing and progress views across iOS and desktop.
The Biggest iOS Update Yet
This is the biggest update we've ever shipped to iOS. A lot of what used to be desktop-only is now on your phone: see your goal Roadmap, save your own Smart Lists, track a goal's progress from your Lock Screen, customize the bottom navigation bar, filter tasks the same way you can on desktop, and time-block your day right on the calendar.
Features
- Goal Roadmap on iOS: See your big-picture goal timeline on your phone with the Roadmap view, now on iOS. Premium feature.
- Smart Lists on iOS: Save your own task filters as Smart Lists and create or edit them right from your phone.
- Lock Screen widgets (iOS): Track a goal's progress and your task count for the day straight from your iOS Lock Screen. Two new widgets, separate from the existing Lock Screen Shortcuts buttons.
- Customize the iOS bottom navigation: Tailor the bottom navigation bar by choosing which tabs appear, so the app matches how you work.
- Favorites tab on iOS: Reach your favorite goals and life areas in one tap with a dedicated Favorites tab in the navigation bar.
Improvements
- iOS Calendar multi-day views and time blocking: The iOS calendar used to show one day at a time. Now switch between 1 to 5 day views, pinch to zoom the hours, and press and drag to block out time.
- Full task filters on iOS: Filter your tasks on iOS the same way you can on desktop, by priority, duration, goal impact, and every other option, on every task screen.
- Search goals, life areas, and tags on iOS: Search used to cover tasks only. It now finds your goals, life areas, and tags too.
- Goal filtering (iOS and Desktop): Narrow your goal list with a saved filter to focus on the goals that matter right now. The filter sticks and re-applies the next time you open the Goals screen.
- Expand subgoals in the goal list on iOS: Unfold a goal right inside your iOS goal list to see its subgoals without leaving the screen.
- Task mode for goals (iOS): Jump straight to a goal's tasks every time you open it by switching on Task mode. It's off by default and applies to every goal.
- Multi-select task editing on iOS: Swipe left to multi-select tasks, then reorder or edit them in batches. This replaces the per-card quick-action menu on iOS; habit cards keep their press-and-hold menu.
- Smoother task reordering on iOS: Dragging tasks to reorder now feels noticeably smoother and more responsive.
- Monthly habit tracking grid (iOS): See a habit's whole month of progress at a glance with a monthly tracking grid on the habit card.
- Life area card grid view (iOS): Turn your Life areas screen into a visual vision board with the new card grid view.
- Group goals by deadline (iOS and Desktop): Group your Goals screen by deadline to see what's coming due in quarterly sections (Q2, Q3, Q4, Q1 '27, and so on), alongside the existing grouping by life area.
- Delete predefined life areas (iOS and Desktop): Clear out the default life areas you don't use by deleting them, the same as the custom ones you create. On the free plan a deleted default can't be replaced.
- Goal progress chart polish (iOS and Desktop): Read your goal progress at a glance, with a chart that turns green at 100% and a timeline that stays legible for multi-year goals.
- Jun 18, 2026
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JUN 18, 2026
Griply adds desktop refinements alongside its iOS update, including saved goal filters, deadline-based grouping, inline parent changes, stats history navigation, clearer due-date labels, polished progress charts, and the ability to delete default life areas.
Desktop: Goal Filters, Deadline Grouping, Stats History, and More
A round of desktop refinements landed alongside the big iOS update. Filter and group your goals in new ways, step back through past stats periods, move goals to a new parent inline, and read clearer due-date labels.
Improvements
- Goal filtering (iOS and Desktop): Narrow your goal list with a saved filter to focus on the goals that matter right now. The filter sticks and re-applies the next time you open the Goals screen.
- Group goals by deadline (iOS and Desktop): Group your Goals screen by deadline to see what's coming due in quarterly sections (Q2, Q3, Q4, Q1 '27, and so on), alongside the existing grouping by life area.
- Change a goal's parent inline (Desktop): Move a goal under a different parent straight from its edit screen, without the separate Move-to step.
- Goal progress chart polish (iOS and Desktop): Read your goal progress at a glance, with a chart that turns green at 100% and a timeline that stays legible for multi-year goals.
- Step back through past stats periods (Desktop): Step back through past weeks, months, quarters, and years in your habit and Insights statistics using the period arrows.
- Clearer due-date labels (Desktop): Tell when something is due at a glance with clearer countdown labels, where today shows as 0d and tomorrow as 1d.
- Delete predefined life areas (iOS and Desktop): Clear out the default life areas you don't use by deleting them, the same as the custom ones you create. On the free plan a deleted default can't be replaced.
- Jun 1, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Jun 1, 2026
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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.
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- Apr 29, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 29, 2026
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APR 29, 2026
Griply improves task scheduling and fixes several desktop, iOS, and keyboard bugs, including new drag-and-drop rescheduling for overdue tasks, cleaner search results, and corrections for archived repeating tasks, widget habits, password dialog sizing, and timezone issues.
Fixes and Improvements
Improvements
Drag overdue tasks to reschedule (Desktop): Drop an overdue task onto Today, a time-of-day section, or a calendar slot to reschedule it to today in one move. The same drag works in Upcoming, where an overdue task can be dropped onto any future day group.
Fixes
Desktop: Fixed a bug where goal and life area time slots appeared in search results, when they should only show on the calendar and Today.
Desktop: Fixed a bug where the input field on the forgot password dialog was wider than the dialog itself.
Desktop: Fixed a bug where archived repeating tasks still appeared on Today.
iOS: Fixed a bug where tapping a habit on the widget on Tuesday also checked it off for Monday.
Desktop: Fixed a bug where dragging a repeating habit to a later time in the upcoming calendar could make the habit disappear for that day in certain timezones.
Desktop: Fixed a bug where the space, "a", and "d" keys didn't register in the task name input when using the Polish (Programmers) keyboard layout on Windows 11.
Original source - Apr 21, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Apr 21, 2026
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APR 21, 2026
Griply adds bulk multi-select for Upcoming, smoother Insights period navigation, and paste-based imports from Things 3 and TickTick. It also improves goals sorting on desktop and iOS, and ships several bug fixes plus performance upgrades across Upcoming, widgets, notifications, and calendar actions.
Upcoming Multi-Select, Insights Period Navigation, and Paste from Things 3 and TickTick
Clear a packed Upcoming list in a few clicks, step back through past weeks, months, quarters, and years on Insights, and migrate a task list from Things 3 or TickTick by pasting it straight into Griply. Desktop also gets a secondary deadline sort on the goals list, and iOS goals can now be sorted by Impact, Tasks, or Life Area from your phone.
Features
- Upcoming multi-select (Desktop): Select multiple tasks in the Upcoming list and apply one bulk action across the whole selection, from completing to rescheduling, relinking, retagging, or deleting. The Upcoming list was also rebuilt to improve the performance of large lists.
- Insights period navigation (Desktop): Step through past weeks, months, quarters, and years on Insights with the new arrow buttons next to the period selector. The forward arrow is disabled on the current period.
- Rolling periods replaced on Insights (Desktop): Browse any past week, month, quarter, or year directly instead of using 4w, 12w, or 12m ago. The 4-week, 12-week, and 12-month options are replaced by the new period navigation on Desktop. iOS still has the 4w, 12w, and 12m options for now.
- Paste tasks from Things 3 (Desktop): Migrate a task list from Things 3 in seconds by pasting it into any Griply task row. Planned dates and deadlines carry across automatically.
- Paste tasks from TickTick (Desktop): Migrate a task list from TickTick by pasting it into any Griply task row. Planned dates, start times, and durations carry across automatically.
- Goals list secondary sort by deadline (Desktop): Spot the most urgent goal even when several share the same impact. The goals list now breaks ties by earliest deadline.
Fixes
- iOS: Fixed a bug where iOS users couldn't sign in if their desktop goals list was sorted by Impact, Tasks, or Life Area.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where the goal name wasn't visible in the drag preview when reordering goals on desktop.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where deleted tasks still appeared in the overdue section of the Upcoming tab.
- iOS: Fixed a bug where deleted tasks still appeared in the iOS widget.
- Desktop + iOS: Fixed a bug where deleted tasks still triggered push notifications.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where the tooltip showing a calendar event's full name was sometimes cut off.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug in Upcoming where marking today's habit as completed, skipped, or failed removed it from today but didn't show it on the day of its next repetition.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where the Upcoming task list was very slow for users with a large number of habits and tasks.
- Desktop: Fixed a bug where dragging a task on the calendar created a goal time slot.
- 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
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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 - Mar 6, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 6, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 7, 2026
MAR 6, 2026
Griply launches a Sync calendar events button and improves task lists, popups, NLP dates, and styling.
Fixes and Improvements
Improvements
- Added "Sync calendar events" button (under the sliders icon) to instantly update your calendar events
- Improved list rendering when quickly opening and closing task details
Fixes
- Fixed some filter combinations not working as expected
- Couldn't close popup menu's when clicking outside in the top part of the desktop app
- "Every month on the last day" is now supported in NLP
- Completed tasks in smart lists didn't show when grouped by date
- Minor styling improvements
- Mar 5, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Mar 5, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Mar 6, 2026
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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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 13, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 13, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Feb 26, 2026
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 12, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 12, 2026
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FEB 12, 2026
A cross‑platform release with fixes and improvements across Desktop, iOS, and push notifications. It tightens habit scheduling, fixes widget and progress display issues, and enhances push notifications and community access.
Fixes and Improvements
Desktop
- Fixed an issue where the Outlook calendar didn’t show all events for the week in the Upcoming view.
- Implemented various improvements to habit scheduling.
iOS
- Improved habit scheduling for the iOS widget.
- Fixed an issue where skipped habits were still shown in the Today widget.
- Fixed an issue where skipped habits were included in weekly progress calculations in the widget.
- Added a link to join our Discord community.
- Fixed an issue where the To-Do widget “+” button didn’t open the task dialog when Face ID was enabled.
- Fixed an issue where yearly and monthly habit targets were not shown correctly in the habits overview.
Push Notifications
- Improved push notification scheduling across different time zones.
- Updated push notifications: the title now shows the task name, and the subtitle shows the date.
- Fixed an issue where the iOS app stopped receiving push notifications after a few months in some cases.
- Fixed an issue where a push notification could be sent even though the task or habit was already completed.
- Fixed an issue where a push notification could be sent after making small edits to a task or habit scheduled for Today.
- Feb 3, 2026
- Date parsed from source:Feb 3, 2026
- First seen by Releasebot:Feb 26, 2026
FEB 3, 2026
A sweeping set of fixes and usability upgrades across desktop and iOS that boost task management and notifications. Desktop now has a quick add button, calendar starts on Today, empty sections render, and habits show next occurrence; per-browser and in-app push controls, tooltips for long events, and reliability fixes.
Fixes and Improvements
Desktop
Added a + button in sections to quickly add a new task.
The 4-day calendar view now always starts on Today.
Sections added to a goal without any tasks were not showing.
Grouping tasks by goal inside a goal didn’t show subgoals when no tasks had been created yet.
When a habit is completed, skipped, or failed today, we now show the next occurrence below the habit.
Fixed a bug where habits completed today were still shown when the date filter was set to Today.
Hover over a calendar event with a long name to see its full title in a tooltip.
You can now enable or disable push notifications per web browser and separately in the desktop app.
iOS
Time-sensitive push notifications are now supported.
Reordering tasks in Today didn’t work in some cases.
The to-do widget didn’t open the New Task sheet when Face ID was enabled.
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