Things 3 for iPad

Things is ready for iPadOS 27, with great new system integrations: • Full integration with the new Siri (please check if it’s available on your device). • Full integration with Spotlight, your device’s built-in search. • More snoozing options for notifications, with more suitable durations. • A new extra-tall widget to see longer lists. • Various other compatibility improvements for the new OS. See our blog for more information: www.things.app

Repeating to-dos just got far more flexible, with two highly requested improvements: You can now complete them early, and easily reschedule them when plans change! Plus many more refinements throughout. COMPLETE REPEATING TO-DOS EARLY Sometimes you’re ahead of schedule and want to tick something off early. Now you can! A repeating to-do now shows a normal checkbox – just like any other to-do – so you can complete it as soon as it’s done. RESCHEDULE WITH EASE Repeating to-dos can now be rescheduled, which makes it easy to adapt when plans change. Simply bump it to a new date. If it repeats on a fixed schedule, Things will ask whether you want to make a one-time exception, or update the rule going forward. If it repeats after completion, it simply moves to the new date. MORE REFINEMENTS We’ve made a number of other refinements: • The repeating to-do setup dialog has received a visual refresh, and lets you more easily pick the next recurrence date. • A copy of a repeating to-do now shows a little gray repeat icon to distinguish it from regular to-dos. • If you want to start working on a repeating project early, you now can! As soon as you start editing its to-dos, Things will offer to create the next copy of the project ahead of time. • You can manually create the next copy of a repeating to-do ahead of time: expand the to-do, tap its repeat rule, then tap Create Next Copy. • You can now pause, resume, and stop multiple repeating to-dos at once. • Fixed a bug where enabling Mail to Things in Settings didn’t work. • More bug fixes and improvements – see our website for the full release notes. --- Last but not least, this update includes a big change under the hood that we’ve been working on for some time: the display and editing of to-dos – both inside lists and when you expand them – is now driven by the same code on Mac and iOS. --- Things now requires iPadOS 16.4 or later. --- NEW IN 3.23.1 • Removed the parent list’s label from each row in the Repeating list. • Fixed a bug where Get Info didn’t work for project headers. • Fixed a bug where text could appear at a slightly incorrect size when using a non-default text size. • Fixed an animation glitch that could occur when dragging and dropping on the latest OS beta. • Fixed a minor issue with the Japanese localization.

• Improved stability and bug fixes. THINGS 3.22 Things is ready for iPadOS 26, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, more styles for the icon and widgets, and an all-new menu bar. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos; and buttons that reflect and refract their surroundings. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within iPadOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: In addition to the Dark and Tinted styles, iPadOS 26 introduces Clear – a glass-like style that lets your wallpaper shine through. To change your style, long-press your Home Screen, then tap Edit > Customize. MENU BAR & WINDOWS • Menu Bar: The all-new menu bar on iPadOS 26 provides easy access to Things’ many powerful controls and keyboard shortcuts. To reveal it, just swipe down from the top of your screen (or move your mouse up there). • Windows: We’ve adapted the interface to the new window controls. To open new windows, go to File > New Window. You can also right-click a list and choose Open in New Window. We hope you enjoy using Things on iPadOS 26!

• Improved stability and bug fixes. THINGS 3.22 Things is ready for iPadOS 26, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, more styles for the icon and widgets, and an all-new menu bar. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos; and buttons that reflect and refract their surroundings. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within iPadOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: In addition to the Dark and Tinted styles, iPadOS 26 introduces Clear – a glass-like style that lets your wallpaper shine through. To change your style, long-press your Home Screen, then tap Edit > Customize. MENU BAR & WINDOWS • Menu Bar: The all-new menu bar on iPadOS 26 provides easy access to Things’ many powerful controls and keyboard shortcuts. To reveal it, just swipe down from the top of your screen (or move your mouse up there). • Windows: We’ve adapted the interface to the new window controls. To open new windows, go to File > New Window. You can also right-click a list and choose Open in New Window. We hope you enjoy using Things on iPadOS 26!

• Fixed a bug where generated URL scheme tokens had insufficient entropy. • Fixed a rare crash. THINGS 3.22 Things is ready for iPadOS 26, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, more styles for the icon and widgets, and an all-new menu bar. FRESH LOOK & FEEL • Things’ interface has been completely refreshed in every corner. You’ll notice a touch of glass in the sidebar that lets a hint of color shine through; increased rounding of corners for windows, dialogs, and to-dos; and buttons that reflect and refract their surroundings. • Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within iPadOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things. • Icon & widget styles: In addition to the Dark and Tinted styles, iPadOS 26 introduces Clear – a glass-like style that lets your wallpaper shine through. To change your style, long-press your Home Screen, then tap Edit > Customize. MENU BAR & WINDOWS • Menu Bar: The all-new menu bar on iPadOS 26 provides easy access to Things’ many powerful controls and keyboard shortcuts. To reveal it, just swipe down from the top of your screen (or move your mouse up there). • Windows: We’ve adapted the interface to the new window controls. To open new windows, go to File > New Window. You can also right-click a list and choose Open in New Window. We hope you enjoy using Things on iPadOS 26!