Getting Productive with Things – Cultured Code.Things Support – Cultured Code

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
If you receive a text message while wearing headphones or driving in your car, Siri will read it to you. This now also works for reminders you’. Get things done! The award-winning Things app helps you plan your day, manage your projects, and make real progress toward your goals.
 
 

Things cultured code siri free.Speaking to Siri

 
In version of Cultured Code’s task management app, Things (iPhone and iPad) has added support for deep Shortcuts capabilities alongside. Even if the team at Cultured Code hadn’t written any new code this summer, Things would have still included strong Siri support and integration. Get things done! The award-winning Things app helps you plan your day, manage your projects, and make real progress toward your goals.

Things cultured code siri free. A Review of Cultured Code’s Things App

Instead of doing these same steps over and over, you can now record a shortcut to speed things up. All you need to do is enter the title and hit save! Some of the things you do are always exactly the same.

Say you travel a lot — you probably have a well-refined packing list you run through before every trip. Now, at the command of your voice, you can instantly create a to-do with that packing list. If you have a specific list that you need to refer to often throughout the day, you can create a shortcut that quickly brings you there. You can even set it up to filter that list when it opens. It creates a strong password for you, keeps it safe, and automatically enters it for you when you log in on a new device.

All of this now works with Things Cloud. Until we meet again. In the Mojave desert. At night. May 13th, Spring Cleaning. So what have we been up to? Three Big Projects Our main work for Things 3. Repeating to-dos. Sync refactoring. Things to Enjoy So maybe we downplayed this update a little — there are a few improvements that you can enjoy today: Better performance. Improved layout on small screens. More clarity when setting dates. Many smaller bug fixes across the apps. December 12th, Dark Mode for iOS.

September 24th, Night and Day. September 17th, Things 3. Siri gets to know you better Siri can now learn your routines and begin suggesting things that you might want to do. If you do something repeatedly, Siri will suggest a shortcut on your Lock screen. Build your own Quick Entry Things is great for collecting stuff you want to review and act on later, like remembering things you have to do around the house, groceries you need to buy, work tasks, and so on.

Record a phrase to show a prefilled Quick Entry popover in Things. On iOS, you can double-tap a word, then tap Aa and choose a style from the popover.

Until now, each time you modified a note — say to insert or remove a few words — the entire note would be synced again across all your devices. With our new method, only the fragments of text you modify are synced. This drastically improves the speed and efficiency of the sync, and allows for smarter resolution of conflicts. We hope you enjoy this update, and look forward to hearing what you think!

Get it now for Mac , iPad , and iPhone. The powerful new widgets that recently came to iOS are now available on your Mac, giving instant access to your most important lists. You can add as many as you want. To set them up, swipe the Notification Center in from the right side of your screen.

The default widget will show your Today list, but you can configure it to show any list you like: right-click the widget and choose Edit Things to flip it over. This is useful if you want to focus on particular types of to-dos, such as Errands you need to run, Work items, and so on. Before, you could only snooze an alert for 10 minutes, but now you can choose how long: 10 minutes, 30 minutes, or 1 hour.

Perhaps best of all, the app no longer jumps to the foreground when you hit snooze! This update is available now for download on the App Store.

We hope you enjoy it! October 25th, All Things Speed. On Mac, you can assign a keyboard shortcut, or use the new Shortcuts menu at the top of your screen to quickly get at your favorites. Quickly run your favorite shortcuts from the menu bar on macOS Monterey. Add an Errand. Pack for Flight. Shop for Essentials. Save My Location.

Show My Work Deadlines. Do Weekly Review. September 20th, Things for iOS It shows your to-dos for Today, Tomorrow, and the two days after that. It shows a single list, but in two columns so you can see more to-dos at a glance. Stay on top of your schedule with the extra-large Up Next widget top.

See more to-dos at a glance with the double-wide List widget bottom. You can now change this to the currently-displayed list. You can also hide the button entirely. Custom Themes. If you have a black wallpaper, the new Black theme looks slick. Improved Notifications iOS 15 provides more ways to control your notifications and there are two improvements for Things: Announce Notifications. If you receive a text message while wearing headphones or driving in your car, Siri will read it to you.

Time-Sensitive Notifications. Great External Keyboard Support for iPad Things has had outstanding support for external keyboards for a while. Keyboard shortcuts are now neatly structured into menus. While in Split View, Things can now show if it has keyboard focus. You can then navigate the options with your arrow keys. If your iPhone or iPad is locked and you swipe right to reveal your widgets, your to-dos are now redacted for privacy.

Things now dims when you lower your wrist but your to-dos remain visible right. Four great new features go hand in hand to elevate your note-taking to a whole new level: 1. Indeed, but now they get the treatment they deserve: Text that wraps to a new line is neatly indented. When you hit Return a new bullet is inserted; return again escapes the list. And you can now create nested lists! Bullet lists are now perfectly structured and easy to use.

Markdown As many of you requested, you can now use Markdown to structure and style your notes. Use colons to :: highlight :: text. Insert a hash at the beginning of a line to make a Heading.

Things cultured code siri free.Using Shortcuts App with Things

 
 
If you receive a text message while wearing headphones or driving in your car, Siri will read it to you. This now also works for reminders you’. Get things done! The award-winning Things app helps you plan your day, manage your projects, and make real progress toward your goals.