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Things adds adaptive layout and multiple windows for iPhone Duo

The task manager gains its first iPhone sidebar, along with tools for moving tasks between windows and navigating lists with a keyboard.

By Mei Ling Tan

Illustration of a foldable smartphone displaying task lists in two panels
Photo: MacRumors.com

Cultured Code has released Things 3.25 on the App Store, adding iPhone Duo support before the device launches. The task management app now changes its layout to suit the phone’s configuration and lets users work with two windows alongside each other.

The interface adapts whether the device is shut, opened fully or folded partway in a book-like position. It also accommodates landscape and portrait use. Unfolding the phone brings up a sidebar for navigating among lists, marking the feature’s debut in the iPhone version of Things.

Users can drag tasks from one Things window into another. A vertical strip places controls near the user’s thumb, including the Magic Plus button. Dragging that button to a chosen spot within a list creates a new to-do at that location.

With a keyboard connected, users can access the app’s complete keyboard toolset. That includes shortcuts, a selection that remains active and Type Travel, which provides quick navigation among lists.

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