Changelog

• In three-panel mode, you can now edit a task title directly in the list: click the title, and the cursor will appear exactly where you clicked. Use the ↑/↓ arrow keys to move between neighboring tasks.
• Select multiple tasks using Shift or Cmd/Ctrl, and their shared parameters will appear in the right-hand panel. You can change the date, deadline, project, priority, and reminder for all selected tasks at once.
• [beta] If you want to reduce RAM usage, you can enable the experimental memory optimization feature in Settings → Backup → Optimize memory.

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• You can enter the date, project, tag, and priority directly in the task name. For example: «Buy milk tomorrow @Home #groceries» — the task fields will be filled in automatically.
• You can configure or disable recognition here: Settings → Quick Task Add

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• Task details can now be opened in a panel on the right, next to the task list. Enable the three-panel layout using the icon in the top toolbar.
• We redesigned the task window: priority, date, deadline, and other settings are now grouped into a compact row of chips. Click a chip to change its value, or click the cross to clear it. You can customize the row: click «+» on the right and pin the parameters you use most often — separately for notes and tasks.

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We brought the singularity a couple more quanta closer. Stability and performance have been improved.

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• You can now hide weekends in the Calendar — the option is available in the menu.
• You can choose any color from the palette for projects and tags. To change a project color: open the project → click the icon to the left of the project name. To change a tag color, use the tag menu.
• Fixed the counter in Today and recurring task settings.

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• Task, note, and project descriptions now have a table of contents, so you can jump to any heading with a single click. You can turn off the table of contents under Settings → General Settings.
• You can now easily rearrange text, lists, and other elements in descriptions. Just use the drag handle to the left of an element.
• We’ve reduced the app’s RAM usage.

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Added a setting to enable bright colors on the Calendar tab, independent of the app’s theme: Settings → Themes → Bright colors in Calendar.

Turn it on if you prefer bright, high-contrast colors.

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• In the Calendar, we refreshed the styling and the shades of tasks and events: now all colors adapt to different themes, with softer contrast that’s easier on the eyes. We made it convenient, stylish, and beautiful:-)
• In Settings, we completely revamped the Account and sync tab, making it easier to manage your data and subscription.
• Added a handy search to navigate through Settings.
• Updated the Themes section — added interface scale control.
• Added new sections: Quick task creation, Backup, and About.
• Redesigned the sign-in and sign-up windows.

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We’ve added daily emails with a summary of your productivity: tasks, habits, Pomodoro — a short reminder to help you stay focused.

• Settings → General → Task summary by email. Choose when you want to receive the emails — or turn digests off entirely.
• You can also unsubscribe by clicking the «Unsubscribe» button in the email.
• You can turn digests back on anytime.

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• Open the Planning Calendar using the button in the app’s top toolbar to manage your schedule in a dedicated panel.
• Drag tasks from the list to the calendar to schedule them for a specific date and time — and drag them back if needed.
• Adjust a task’s duration directly in the calendar panel by stretching or shrinking it.
• The Planning Calendar is available on all paid plans.

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• The task and project description editor now supports Markdown: bold text, italics, #headings, and *lists are formatted as you type. When you paste text with Markdown formatting, it is applied automatically.
• Added a «Copy as Markdown» button to the text formatting toolbar.
• When exporting to CSV, task descriptions are now saved in Markdown format.
• You can now add code blocks with syntax highlighting to task and project descriptions.
• Search now works even when text is entered using the wrong keyboard layout.

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• We’ve added spell check: misspelled words are now underlined as you type. If your system supports correction suggestions, right-click a misspelled word to see the available alternatives.
• The AI assistant is now available in beta. To enable it, go to Settings → Al Assistant. Please read the details carefully before connecting it.

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• Added two new options to the project menu. «Expand All» fully expands sections, tasks, and nested projects on the project page. In the left sidebar, it expands the entire project tree. «Collapse All» does the opposite.
• Improved «Smart» sorting and «Sort by Time»: tasks with a scheduled time are now displayed above tasks without a time.

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• We’ve added strikethrough text to task and project descriptions. Turn it on using the text formatting toolbar or a keyboard shortcut: ⌘ + Shift + X on macOS, Alt + Shift + 5 on Windows and Linux.
• We’ve sped up search, task archive performance, and app startup.
• We’ve fixed an issue with opening files through local links on macOS.

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• Updated the filter: now you can flexibly filter by task creation date, due date, deadline, and start date.
• Made many small improvements: list view mode for the calendar, sorting assignees alphabetically on the «Filter» page, and more. We also fixed a possible error that could occur when starting the app.

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• We’ve updated the app settings design: sections are now clearer, the structure is easier to understand, and the settings you need are easier to find.
• We’ve added the option to match the system theme. When enabled, SingularityApp will automatically switch between light and dark mode together with your device.

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• When you select a period longer than 10 days in the Calendar, it now automatically rounds to full weeks — showing tasks for 2, 3, or 4 weeks without extra dates.
• Add new elements to task and project descriptions using the “+” icon: spoiler lists and spoiler headings. You can hide text you don’t need on screen right now inside a spoiler and reveal it again whenever needed.
• We’ve sped up habit completion marking.

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• Shared projects now appear in the project filter on the Calendar page — select them to view tasks from shared projects only.
• A new assignee filter has been added to the Calendar — view tasks by assignee in shared projects.
• Refreshed the look of interface elements: buttons, selects, toggles, and checkboxes. Planning is now even more comfortable and enjoyable.
• Fixed several bugs and improved performance.

P. S. Singularity is closer than you think!

We brought the singularity a couple more quanta closer. Stability and performance have been improved.

P. S. Singularity is closer than you think

• Participant avatars and names are now displayed in shared projects — so you can instantly see who is responsible for each task. You can set your avatar and name in your account at https://me.singularity-app.com
• When deleting a shared project, we’ll now show a warning — so you don’t accidentally remove it along with all participants.
• We also fixed an issue where a task could move to the bottom of the list while being edited.

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