Version 2.2 — Changelog

New features

Natural Language Recognition understands dates, tags, and lists as you type—just write “Plan vacation next summer” or “Call Sophia on Friday” and Stuff will automatically suggest adding a Plan for that date
With Listen Mode, simply speak your thoughts—“Do laundry tonight, prep for trip next weekend”—and Stuff turns them into organized, editable tasks
Introducing Scan Mode. Simply take a picture of a handwritten list of tasks to add them to your Stuff.
Sleek new design elements that vibe with iOS 26 and Liquid Glass (see more details below)
Tasks with a phone number in the name or notes now allow you to automatically call or message that person from the task. In addition, you can now tap on phone numbers, links, addresses, emails, and more in a task’s notes.
You can now use Stuff without being required to first create an account

Smaller features

A new launch screen shows productivity hints on your first time opening Stuff each day
Lots of small and beautiful design updates
- iOS 26 brings the beauties of liquid glass, which is implemented in lots of small places through stuff
- Updated animations help the app feel more clean and spruced up
- Tons of consistency and cohesiveness updates that hopefully help Stuff to feel better to work with in general (background darkens when tasks expand, font sizes and spacing are more consistent,
- Filtering now shows you if items are selected even if they’re scrolled offscreen
- Adding tasks feels more lightweight and fun
Instead of locking in tasks based on their plans and dependencies, you can now drag and drop tasks anywhere you want. If you’d like to reset their sort into a nice layout, just tap “sort tasks” in the Action button.
You can now tap tab to go from editing a Name to editing Notes
Tasks now go to the top of a list by default when getting moved
You can now purchase Stuff outright without a subscription with a Lifetime Pass

Blips

Fixed a blip where tasks added with a dependency weren’t in the correct status
Fixed a blip where lists in the Adventure Log didn’t always display their tasks Announcing Stuff Version 2.2

Brief overview

Stuff 2.2 makes getting things done feel more natural and polished than ever. Natural Language Recognition understands dates, tags, and lists as you type—just write “Plan vacation next summer” or “Call Sophia Friday” and Stuff suggests the details instantly. With Listen Mode, simply speak your thoughts—“Do laundry tonight, prep for trip next weekend”—and Stuff turns them into organized, editable tasks. Prefer pen and paper? Use Scan Mode to capture handwritten tasks, even from paragraphs or scribbles, and add them directly to Stuff. Beyond new ways to add tasks, Stuff now feels smoother and more cohesive with a cleaner, minimal design and consistent animations. Filtering is smarter too, showing selected items even when scrolled offscreen. Tap phone numbers, links, or addresses to call, text, or navigate directly. In addition, you can now start using Stuff right away—no account required. Overall, Stuff 2.2 is productivity that’s more natural, more fluid, and more human.

Longer overview

Stuff 2.2 introduces powerful new ways to capture and manage your tasks, while refining the experience you already know and love. This update focuses on making productivity feel more natural, more fluid, and more enjoyable than ever. Natural Language Recognition makes typing tasks faster and smarter. Simply write what’s on your mind—“Plan vacation next summer” or “Call Sophia Friday”—and Stuff automatically suggests dates, lists, and tags in real time. No extra steps required. With Listen Mode, you can now add tasks by speaking naturally. Stuff listens while you talk—“Do laundry tonight, prep for trip next weekend”—and turns your words into organized, editable tasks. A viby, animated interface makes the experience as delightful as it is functional. Prefer pen and paper? Scan Mode bridges the gap between analog and digital. Write down tasks on a notepad or sticky note, scan them with Stuff, and watch your handwriting transform into tasks you can edit and organize instantly. Beyond new ways to add tasks, Stuff 2.2 delivers meaningful refinements. A cleaner, minimal design with consistent animations makes navigation smoother and more cohesive. Filtering is more intuitive, showing selected items even when they’re offscreen. Tasks themselves are smarter too—tap on phone numbers, links, or addresses to call, text, or navigate directly. A new launch screen gives you hints about hidden features to increase your productivity. And now, you can start using Stuff without creating an account, making onboarding faster and simpler. If you’re not the subscriptions-type, you can also now purchase Stuff outright with a Lifetime pass to Extra Stuff. With these updates, Stuff continues to stand out as the to-do list app that combines simplicity and power. Whether you type, talk, or write, Stuff 2.2 helps you capture what matters most—seamlessly, beautifully, and naturally.