Things 3
Organize your life
Only for Mac
£49.99
Get things done! The award-winning Things app helps you plan your day, manage your projects, and make real progress toward your goals.
Best of all, it’s easy to use. Within the hour, you’ll have everything off your mind and neatly organized—from routine tasks to your biggest life goals—and you can start focusing on what matters today.
“Things offers the best combination of design and functionality of any app we tested, with nearly all the features of other power user applications and a delightful interface that never gets in the way of your work.”
—Wirecutter, The New York Times
KEY FEATURES
• Your To-Dos
Your basic building block is the almighty To-Do—each a small step toward a great accomplishment. You can add notes, tag it, schedule it, and break it down into smaller steps.
• Your Projects
Create a Project for any big goal, then add the to-dos to reach it. Use headings to structure your list as you outline your plan. There’s also a place to jot down your notes, and a deadline to keep you on schedule.
• Your Areas
Create an Area for each sphere of your life, such as Work, Family, Finance, and so on. This keeps everything neatly organized, and helps you see the big picture as you set your plans in motion.
• Your Plan
Everything on your schedule is neatly laid out in the Today and Upcoming lists, which show your to-dos and calendar events. Each morning, see what you planned for Today and decide what you want to do. The rest is down to you :)
MORE THINGS TO LOVE
As you dive deeper, you’ll find Things packed with helpful features. Here are just a few:
• Reminders — set a time and Things will remind you.
• Repeaters — automatically repeat to-dos on a schedule you set.
• This Evening — a special place for your evening plans.
• Calendar integration — see your events and to-dos together.
• Tags — categorize your to-dos and quickly filter lists.
• Quick Entry — create to-dos from anywhere, as soon as the thought hits you.
• Quick Find — instantly locate to-dos, headings, or tags.
• Type Travel — jump from list to list with your keyboard; just start typing!
• Widgets — see your lists on the desktop or in Notification Center.
• Mail to Things — forward an email to Things; now it’s a to-do.
• Markdown — structure & style your notes.
• And much more!
MADE FOR MAC
Things is tailored to the Mac with deep system integrations as well. A great example is Quick Entry with Autofill: a shortcut that grabs content from other apps and adds it to Things for you, such as a link to a website or an email you want to get back to.
You can also enjoy a beautiful dark mode at sunset, connect your calendars, open multiple windows, add a variety of widgets, import from Reminders—Things can do it all! There’s even Shortcuts integration if you want to automate your workflows.
STAY PRODUCTIVE ON THE GO
Things also has full-featured apps for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Apple Vision Pro (sold separately). All your devices sync seamlessly via our free Things Cloud service. It’s great to have everything at your fingertips when you need it!
AWARD-WINNING DESIGN
Made in Stuttgart, with two Apple Design Awards to its name, Things is a fine example of German engineering: designed not only to look fantastic, but to be perfectly functional as well. Every detail is thoughtfully considered, then polished to perfection.
“It’s like the unicorn of productivity tools: deep enough for serious work, surprisingly easy to use, and gorgeous enough to enjoy staring at.”
—Apple
GET THINGS TODAY
Whatever it is you want to accomplish in life, Things can help you get there. Install the app today and see what you can do!
Visit our website now and get a free 15-day trial for your Mac: www.things.app
If you have any questions, please get in touch. We provide professional support and will be glad to help you!
more Everyone needs a task manager – and this Apple Design Award winner is adaptable enough for anyone. Organising items is as simple as dragging them where you want them, and the Magic Plus button makes it easy to add to-dos from anywhere in the app.
Everyone needs a task manager – and this Apple Design Award winner is adaptable enough for anyone. Organising items is as simple as dragging them where you want them, and the Magic Plus button makes it easy to add to-dos from anywhere in the app.
This app gives you plenty of options to organise your tasks. It is great that you can set up projects within 'areas' and also have sub headings within projects (as well as checklists within tasks!). It doesn't try to assign priorities like some apps but you can assign 'tags' to tasks that can be anything you want, so you can set up your own priority system which is great. The visual look of the app is not very customisable (just light or dark) and I have found the options to display your lists of tasks limited and not customisable. I would have liked an option in the side bar to select 'all tasks' indicating whether they are 'sheduled with date' or 'anytime'. They also have the option for assigning 'anytime' or 'someday' - I find this less useful than being able to list all tasks. If you select 'any time' the tasks are grouped within projects and it only shows the first 3 tasks. You have to click 'show more' to see the others. I therefore find that there is too much clicking in and out of parts of lists without being able to quickly see the overview. Overall though this app is powerful without being complex - would highly recommend it
This app gives you plenty of options to organise your tasks. It is great that you can set up projects within 'areas' and also have sub headings within projects (as well as checklists within tasks!). It doesn't try to assign priorities like some apps but you can assign 'tags' to tasks that can be anything you want, so you can set up your own priority system which is great. The visual look of the app is not very customisable (just light or dark) and I have found the options to display your lists of tasks limited and not customisable. I would have liked an option in the side bar to select 'all tasks' indicating whether they are 'sheduled with date' or 'anytime'. They also have the option for assigning 'anytime' or 'someday' - I find this less useful than being able to list all tasks. If you select 'any time' the tasks are grouped within projects and it only shows the first 3 tasks. You have to click 'show more' to see the others. I therefore find that there is too much clicking in and out of parts of lists without being able to quickly see the overview. Overall though this app is powerful without being complex - would highly recommend it
I am in awe of this application. Paired with Things on all my iOS devices (yeah, I'm one of those folk!), Things has really revolutionised my habits. Once upon a time I continuously put off completing tasks, and was crazy forgetful about everything. Now, I simply rely upon Things to remember for me, and to prod me into doing stuff on time.It took a while to actually form the habit of listing my to-dos in the app, but once I started, it became almost automatic. Things has also become so beautiful over the years, especially the Dark Mode on OS X. The design and intuition that’s gone into it is stunning. I love it, and recommend it to everyone. One thing I would really like to draw attention to is the sync speed between devices – it is SO fast. I honestly don’t know how they manage it. It's only now that I'm writing a review (something I never do!), but as a result I can vouch that Things is one of the best apps I've used over a multi-year period. To think that the team are still adding small quality of life features every now and then! I think it’s perfect already, but you can be sure they’ll think of something.
Developer Response Thank you so much for this awesome review! We're thrilled to hear how much Things is helping you to keep on track, and has helped you to form good habits as well. Cheers!
I am in awe of this application. Paired with Things on all my iOS devices (yeah, I'm one of those folk!), Things has really revolutionised my habits. Once upon a time I continuously put off completing tasks, and was crazy forgetful about everything. Now, I simply rely upon Things to remember for me, and to prod me into doing stuff on time.It took a while to actually form the habit of listing my to-dos in the app, but once I started, it became almost automatic. Things has also become so beautiful over the years, especially the Dark Mode on OS X. The design and intuition that’s gone into it is stunning. I love it, and recommend it to everyone. One thing I would really like to draw attention to is the sync speed between devices – it is SO fast. I honestly don’t know how they manage it. It's only now that I'm writing a review (something I never do!), but as a result I can vouch that Things is one of the best apps I've used over a multi-year period. To think that the team are still adding small quality of life features every now and then! I think it’s perfect already, but you can be sure they’ll think of something.
Thank you so much for this awesome review! We're thrilled to hear how much Things is helping you to keep on track, and has helped you to form good habits as well. Cheers!
I’ve tried various apps to try to integrate my GTD (google it and read the latest - 2015 - version of David Allen’s book if you haven’t already) into my digital world. Things is for me the best - I’ve tried a lot of the others including Omnifocus, Nozbe, ToDoIst, IoS reminders. Things 3 fixes a couple of…er…things that weren’t quite there before in Things 2. Not quite perfect alignment with GTD but very close and anyway GTD can mean different things to different people. Even if you are not into GTD, Things 3 is easily the best app of this type out there. It’s well laid out, elegant and easy to use. Spend the time on keyboard shortcuts and go through the tutorials a few times so that you really know it. Definitely set it up on all your devices and sync so that you can capture stuff and review anywhere, and definitely use Siri with Things..it works a treat! I do not use Siri for anything else but somehow it’s just right with Things. I recommend Things 3 very highly!
I’ve tried various apps to try to integrate my GTD (google it and read the latest - 2015 - version of David Allen’s book if you haven’t already) into my digital world. Things is for me the best - I’ve tried a lot of the others including Omnifocus, Nozbe, ToDoIst, IoS reminders. Things 3 fixes a couple of…er…things that weren’t quite there before in Things 2. Not quite perfect alignment with GTD but very close and anyway GTD can mean different things to different people. Even if you are not into GTD, Things 3 is easily the best app of this type out there. It’s well laid out, elegant and easy to use. Spend the time on keyboard shortcuts and go through the tutorials a few times so that you really know it. Definitely set it up on all your devices and sync so that you can capture stuff and review anywhere, and definitely use Siri with Things..it works a treat! I do not use Siri for anything else but somehow it’s just right with Things. I recommend Things 3 very highly!
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 to repeating to-dos:
• 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 by right-clicking it and choosing Repeat > Create Next Copy.
• You can now pause, resume, and stop multiple repeating to-dos at once.
• More bug fixes and improvements – see our website for the full release notes.
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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.
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Things now requires macOS 13.3 or later.
3.23.1 4 hr ago
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 to repeating to-dos:
• 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 by right-clicking it and choosing Repeat > Create Next Copy.
• You can now pause, resume, and stop multiple repeating to-dos at once.
• More bug fixes and improvements – see our website for the full release notes.
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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.
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Things now requires macOS 13.3 or later.
3.23 3 days ago
• Improved stability and bug fixes.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.14 14 Aug
• Improved stability and bug fixes.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.13 3 Aug
• Improved stability and bug fixes.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.12 16 Jul
• Fixed a layout glitch for link buttons in Settings.
• Fixed a bug where generated URL scheme tokens had insufficient entropy.
• Fixed a rare crash.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.11 25 Mar
• Added Quick Entry Autofill support for the Helium browser.
• Restored support for Cmd+Return in Quick Entry.
• Fixed a crash that could occur when pausing or stopping a repeating to-do.
• Fixed a bug that prevented importing data from Todoist.
• Many other improvements under the hood.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.10 23 Feb
• Fixed a crash that could occur on launch when legacy Spotlight metadata from Things 2 was present.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.9 14 Jan
• Added Quick Entry Autofill support for the Dia web browser.
• Restored the correct color for text selection and the cursor in text fields.
• Tweaked the vertical alignment of items in the sidebar (e.g. the count badge).
• Fixed text alignment glitches in search fields.
• Fixed a crash that could occur when interacting with the When popover in certain scenarios.
• Fixed the Todoist login for data import.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.8 14 Jan
• Added Quick Entry Autofill support for the ChatGPT Atlas browser.
• Added a workaround for a macOS 26.1 bug where Apple Mail provided malformed links via Quick Entry Autofill.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.7 31/10/2025
• Changed the logic that determines when to show the done button in the When popover.
• Fixed a bug where, if the text was set to a particular size, it could appear cut off in the sidebar.
• Fixed a crash that occured when an item copied from a repeating project was pasted into into a time-based list (e.g. Today).
• Fixed some memory issues that were introduced in the 3.22 update.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.6 23/10/2025
• Fixed crashes that could occur in dark mode on macOS 12 and earlier.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.5 30/09/2025
• Improved the handling of several keyboard shortcuts in the search field.
• Improved the presentation of scroll bars in certain scenarios.
• Restored the Shift+Cmd+R shortcut for Repeat > Reschedule.
• Fixed the animation of some buttons when clicked.
• Fixed filtering by inherited tags in the Repeating list.
• Fixed a bug that caused bright window edges in dark mode.
• Fixed a bug where, in some cases, the wrong light/dark appearance was used for main windows.
• Updated the Todoist importer to use a new authentication mechanism.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.4 29/09/2025
• Tweaked the appearance of the When date popover in expanded to-dos.
• Fixed a bug that caused some list titles to be cut off in Chinese localizations.
• Fixed a bug where the Run Things URL action in Apple Shortcuts would perform changes twice.
THINGS 3.22
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22.3 20/09/2025
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
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THINGS 3.22.2
• Fixed a crash that could occur when attempting to convert to-dos or projects into repeaters while their content was in edit mode.
• Added some missing icons for the Edit menu's submenus.
3.22.2 17/09/2025
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
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THINGS 3.22.1
• Fixed an issue where Select All could also select project headings in some cases.
• Fixed an issue where completing a to-do could fail if the search field was focused.
• Fixed an issue that prevented File > Close All from closing non-focused windows.
• Fixed a crash that occured when filtering the All Projects list by tags.
• Adjusted the Todoist import screen.
3.22.1 16/09/2025
Things is ready for macOS 26 Tahoe, with a new app icon, an entirely refreshed interface, control buttons, support for new widget styles, and more.
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.
• Things’ icon has been refined and realigned to sit beautifully within macOS 26. It’s familiar at a glance – and unmistakably Things.
• Icon & widget styles: Things’ app icon and widgets now support styles on Mac. To change your style, go to System Settings > Appearance and choose from Dark, Tinted, or Clear.
QUICK CONTROLS
Things’ handy control buttons are now available on Mac. Open Control Center from the menu bar and click Edit Controls. Things offers controls for New To-Do and List (you choose a list). You can place them in Control Center, or directly in your menu bar for one-click access.
AND MORE
• Spotlight can now create to-dos. After you’ve invoked Spotlight (⌘ Space), type “Create To-Do”, press Return, then enter your title. Your new to-do is created in the Inbox – even if Things isn’t running.
• Things’ Quick Entry feature now supports adding links from the new Comet browser.
We hope you enjoy using Things on macOS 26 Tahoe!
3.22 15/09/2025
• Restored support for Cmd+Left Arrow/Right Arrow keyboard shortcuts.
• Improved handling of left-to-right layout for calendar events.
• Fixed the formatting of dates for Repeating To-Dos in the Upcoming list.
• Fixed an issue that could prevent Things from coming to the foreground at launch.
• Fixed an issue that prevented accessing the window collection via AppleScript.
3.21.15 11/08/2025
• Fixed incorrect spacing between a project’s title and deadline in the sidebar.
• Fixed a bug where the “Hide Later Items” button could fail to work in some scenarios.
• Fixed a bug that caused Things to remain in Stage Manager’s strip after all its windows were closed.
• Fixed a bug where the “Create To-Do with Quick Entry” Shortcuts action failed to show Quick Entry if Things wasn’t running.
• Fixed a bug where the Things URL “duplicate” parameter was not being respected.
• Fixed a crash that would occur when attempting to share a list while it was filtered by “No Tag”.
• Fixed a crash that would occur, on macOS 12 or earlier, when attempting to restore a minimized window by clicking Things’ icon in the Dock.
3.21.14 18/07/2025
• Adds support for DEVONthink 4 in Quick Entry with Autofill.
• Restores the Log Completed command in context menus.
• Fixes a bug where, in certain scenarios, Things could steal focus when switching between spaces (desktops).
• Fixes a bug where sync could become temporarily blocked if the app's first-ever sync was interrupted.
• Fixes a crash that could occur when stopping a Repeating To-Do.
• Fixes a crash that could occur when handling certain URL scheme commands.
3.21.13 10/07/2025
• Improved handling of left-to-right text in to-do titles.
• Fixed a bug where Things would still show in Stage Manager's strip after all of its windows were closed.
• Fixed a crash that would occur when attempting to share the Someday list.
• Many other improvements under the hood.
3.21.12 01/07/2025
• Fixed a crash that could occur for users of the PopClip app.
3.21.11 29/04/2025
• Fixed a crash that could occur when displaying a repeating to-do that was created in an earlier version of Things.
3.21.10 24/04/2025
• Fixed a crash that could occur when displaying a repeating to-do that was created in an earlier version of Things.
3.21.9 17/04/2025
• Fixed a crash that could occur when accessing Someday items via AppleScript.
• Fixed crashes that could occur for some users when displaying events from Calendar.
3.21.8 15/04/2025
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 to repeating to-dos:
• 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 by right-clicking it and choosing Repeat > Create Next Copy.
• You can now pause, resume, and stop multiple repeating to-dos at once.
• More bug fixes and improvements – see our website for the full release notes.
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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.
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Things now requires macOS 13.3 or later.
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