Updates
If you’re lucky enough to be getting one of Apple’s new M1-powered Macs, this update is for you! With version 1.3.0, we’ve updated our app to support Apple silicon. Remember The Milk for Mac now runs smoothly on both Apple silicon and Intel-based Mac computers.
Updates
If you’re not already familiar with Zapier, it’s an awesome service that makes it easy to connect the apps that you use every day. We’re excited to announce that Remember The Milk for Zapier is now available, exclusively for Pro users. With Zapier, you can create your
Behind the Scenes
Yes, somehow it’s been fifteen years since we launched Remember The Milk! Amazingly, Bob T. Monkey hasn’t changed a bit. He celebrated our birthday over the weekend with a delicious slice of carrot cake (probably his second favorite baked good, after banana bread). We want to say a
Updates
Bob T. Monkey is excited that our latest app update, made specially for iOS 14, is now available on the App Store. The big thing in version 6.0.8? Home Screen widgets! Available exclusively for Remember The Milk Pro users, these widgets let you see your tasks at a
Tips & Tricks
Using iOS Shortcuts can be a powerful way to do some custom things with your tasks. This week’s tip—tips!—is pszaro showing three different ways to use Shortcuts: to add tasks from webpages, to show upcoming tasks quickly, and to complete a repeating task when doing something else.
Updates
Bob T. Monkey is excited to announce that our latest Android app update includes support for Dark theme. It’s perfect for low-light environments (there’s always one task that Bob remembers just before he drifts off to sleep), and it’s great during the day, too. As a nice
Tips & Tricks
Using iOS Shortcuts is a helpful way to automate regular actions. This week’s tip comes from mirbogat, who uses the home screen icons to have one-touch access to adding grocery items to their list. I’m really enjoying the new Shortcuts integration, it’s been truly amazing for my
Tips & Tricks
Meal planning and grocery shopping can be a lot of work. This week’s tip comes from kerrpe, who shares a neat setup of meal planning that then generates an organized list for the grocery store. I haven’t seen any recipe / grocery suggestions in a long time, so I’
Tips & Tricks
We’ve discussed GTD on the blog before. One of the main ways you stay organized is by reviewing tasks regularly. evan.fredericks didn’t find that part helpful, so they came up with a new way of reviewing tasks more easily and regularly on your task list. Their tip
Tips & Tricks
You can group your tasks with lists, tags, or Smart Lists. Often that’s enough! But sometimes, you want a specific link between specific tasks, and that’s where this week’s tip comes in. nodonovan describes using task’s URLs so you can get to a specific task from
Tips & Tricks
GTD (Getting Things Done) is a super method for keeping things out of your head, but it can be a lot of commitment. Enter this week’s tip, shared by mjh_sakh. They maintain the periodic review of your short- and long-term tasks but keep a very clear and simple
