Airlist

undo

Ever accidentally marked a task complete? Moved something to the wrong place? Deleted an item you meant to keep? Today, I’m excited to announce that Undo has arrived in Airlist.

New Deep Shortcuts Integration

Today is a huge update for Airlist with a new deep integration with Apple Shortcuts.

Shortcuts

Included are 9 new shortcut actions that allow you to create custom automations and workflows.

New Customization and Enhanced Editing

Customize appearance with new accent colors

Now you can customize the appearance of Airlist by picking your own accent color option (along with dark/light mode).

Split items by pressing return while editing

Split Items

Pressing backspace while editing an item, that item’s text will append to the item above

Merge Items

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Hello, Airlist users! I’m thrilled to announce that Airlist is ready for iOS 14 and MacOS Sonoma:

Updated for iOS 14 and MacOS Sonoma

Along with system compatibility you’ll experience smoother/faster performance, and an overall more seamless user experience.

Adjust Line Spacing

You can now adjust the line spacing within the app. Combined with font size, you can get your Airlist experience to your liking.

New and Updated Animations

We’ve added a host of new animations throughout the app, and updated existing ones too.

Use Airlist Premium Without Syncing

In response to user requests, we’ve made it possible to use Airlist Premium without the need to first sync.

Bug Fixes and Enhancements

As always, we’ve squashed some bugs and made several enhancements to improve the app’s performance and stability.

As always, iff you have any feedback or suggestions, please don’t hesitate to reach out. Thanks!

Markdown

To edit a note on iPhone, while editing an item, click the “Edit Note” button above the keyboard. On Mac or iPad, you can use the “shift” + “enter” shortcut.

Headings

You can create headings by using hashtags (#) before your text. The number of hashtags you use will determine the level of the heading. For example, using one hashtag (#) creates a major heading, similar to a title, while using two hashtags (##) creates a sub-heading. Using more hashtags creates lower-level headings.

# This is a major heading
## This is a sub-heading
### This is a lower-level heading

Ordered and Unordered Lists

Markdown makes it simple to create ordered (numbered) and unordered (bulleted) lists.

For ordered lists, simply start a line with a number, followed by a period and a space. For example:

1. First item
2. Second item
3. Third item

For unordered lists, you can use either a dash (-) or an asterisk (*) followed by a space. For example:

- First item
- Second item
- Third item

Quotes

You can now create a blockquote using Markdown by adding a greater than sign (>) before your text. It’s perfect for when you want to highlight a quote in your notes.

> This is a blockquote

Links

Finally, Markdown allows you to create hyperlinks easily. You can create a link by wrapping link text in brackets ([ ]), and then wrapping the URL in parentheses (( )). For example:

[Visit Airlist](https://www.airlist.app)

New in Airlist 1.11

Export Options

Copy to Markdown: You can now copy the current view to Markdown
Print Current View: Print your current view directly from Airlist
Export All Items: Export all items to JSON, Markdown, or print them

Quickly Filter Tags

Next, I’ve added a powerful new way to manage and interact with your tags: Click on a tag to create a temporary Saved Search. This feature will display all items associated with a particular tag. You can then save this new view for future reference or simply dismiss it once you’re done.

I’ve also worked on bug fixes and overall app enhancements to improve your user experience.

Your feedback is always welcome. Let me know if you have any questions or need help with the new features.

New in Airlist 1.10

Multi Move on both iPhone and Mac

Date Improvements

Automation in Airlist 1.9

New URL Scheme

Airlist now supports a URL Scheme. Read about the documentation here.

What this means is you can send commands to Airlist from other apps!

For instance, you can:

Create a new item named “Call Mom”
- With a Due Date of tomorrow
- Notes that says “Talk about grandkids”
- Under the “Family” parent
Show a specific item
Show a Saved Search

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🚀 NEW: Airlist 1.8

Hi All! The latest update for Airlist is live on the iOS and Mac App Stores.

Saved Search Enhancements

NEW - Sorting by Start/Due now sorts by the time
UPDATED Saved Search builder

Saved Search Ordered by Time for Mac

Airlist for Mac

Excited to announce the release of the new Mac app for Airlist!

Airlist for Mac

Lock and Home Screen Widgets

Out now is the latest Airlist update for iOS 16 — now you can personalize your home or lock screen with brand new widgets. Quickly add new items, initiate a search, or view a list of your Starred or Saved Searches.

Widgets

🚀 NEW: Start and Due Times

Today’s a big release for Airlist. Already, you can set Due and Start dates on any item, along with custom filters in Saved Searches, you have unlimited flexibility how you stay organized.

Now, you can set Due and Start TIMES!

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🚀 Paste Plaintext, Markdown, and OPML

Previously only available on the web… now, on iOS and iPadOS, you can paste plaintext or markdown to create items in Airlist.

For OPML, follow the below format.

<opml version="2.0">
    <body>
        <outline text="Filters">
            <outline text ="Approved/deny">
                </outline>
            <outline text ="Collections">
                </outline>
            <outline text ="Delivery">
                </outline>
            </outline>
        </body>
    </opml>

🚀 Natural Date Search

Now it’s easier than ever to set start or due dates with Natural Date Search.

For example, you can type “3 days”, “tomorrow”, “weekend”, “June” “Next month”, “4/5”, etc… The parser is incredibly flexible and can understand just about anything you throw at it.