Copy-Paste

In SingularityApp, you can easily copy and paste not only text but also entire tasks or sections while preserving their structure and content. This helps you quickly transfer information both within the app and from external sources.

Copying from SingularityApp to External Apps

You can export data from SingularityApp to other apps, messengers, or text editors.

Text from tasks

You can select any part of the text in a task title or note and copy it using the shortcut keys ⌘ Cmd / Ctrl + C or through the context menu.

You can select text by pressing and holding in a task title or note, then choosing “Copy” from the system menu that appears.

Tasks and subtasks

Select one or more tasks. To select multiple tasks in a row, click them while holding Ctrl (for Windows) or ⌘ Cmd (for macOS).
Copy them using the shortcut keys ⌘ Cmd / Ctrl + C or through the context menu by choosing “Copy”.
Paste them into a text editor or messenger. Each task will be pasted as text in the following format: “Task title \n Note text”. Subtasks are not copied.

Link to a task or project

Right-click on a task or project.
In the context menu, select “Copy private link”.
The link will be copied to the clipboard. When clicked, SingularityApp will open directly on that task or project.

How to copy a task link:
1. Tap on a task to open the edit window.
2. Tap the “three dots” (...) icon in the top right corner.
3. From the menu that appears, select “Task link”.

How to copy a project link:
1. Open the project you need.
2. In the top right corner, tap the “three dots” (...) menu.
3. From the list that appears, select “Private project link”. The link will be copied to the clipboard.

Pasting From External Apps into SingularityApp

You can quickly add data from other sources (websites, documents, messengers) directly into SingularityApp.

Pasting plain text

Copy text from any source and paste it into the task note field using ⌘ Cmd / Ctrl + V. The app will try to preserve the original formatting.

Pasting a list to create multiple tasks

Copy text where each future task title starts on a new line.
Go to SingularityApp and press ⌘ Cmd / Ctrl + V or choose “Paste” from the context menu.

Important! To paste data into a project, at least one task in it must be selected. If the project is empty, create any task first.

Copy text from any source. Then, in SingularityApp, place the cursor in the desired field (title or note) and use the system paste function (usually by long-pressing and selecting “Paste”).

Copying to duplicate tasks within SingularityApp

This feature is perfect for quickly creating copies of tasks within the app itself.

Copying tasks and sections

For tasks:
1. Select the tasks. To select multiple tasks, hold Ctrl (Windows) or ⌘ Cmd (macOS) and click on them.
2. Copy them using ⌘ Cmd / Ctrl + C or through the context menu.
3. Go to another project or list and paste them there. The tasks will be copied with all their settings and checklists.
For sections:
1. Select the title of the section you want to copy.
2. Copy it (⌘ Cmd / Ctrl + C or via the context menu).
3. Paste the section into another project or even into another section. All tasks from the original section (except archived ones) will be copied along with it.

Important! A section is copied just like a task. To select the entire section, simply highlight its title, then copy it using ⌘ Cmd / Ctrl + C. The section will be copied together with all tasks it contains.

Copying tasks

Select a task and choose “Copy”.
Go to another project or list and paste it there. Open the project’s context menu by tapping the three dots in the top right corner and select “Paste”. The task will be copied with all its settings and checklist.

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Copy-Paste Copying from SingularityApp to External Apps Pasting From External Apps into SingularityApp Copying to duplicate tasks within SingularityApp