(And if you are, go ahead and carry on using Q and Cmd/Ctrl If you’re not a shortcut-kind-of-person, you’ll find Quick Add and Quick Find right near the top of the sidebar.Go to Settings > Sidebar to decide which views to show or hide. And, never fear, you can still customize your sidebar in the new layout.Press the H key on your keyboard to access it throughout the day. We’ve removed the Home button, but rest assured, you can still change your Home view to whatever you like.Click on it to instantly see your completed task count at the top of the menu. The ring around your profile picture will tell you how you’re progressing towards your daily completed tasks goal ( if you’ve set one).Many items have been neatly tucked away into a new user menu that you can access by clicking on your profile picture.The result is a more refined canvas, especially if you click the icon to hide the sidebar (or shortcut M).

The first thing you’ll probably notice is that we said goodbye to the beloved red (or your chosen theme color) bar at the top. The cleaner look and feel will help you save your mental energy by focusing on what really counts – completing meaningful tasks and making the most of each day. In the coming days, we’ll be rolling out Todoist's new layout to all users. That’s why we set out to declutter Todoist and simplify the layout on all devices. Nothing beats a clean, organized workspace. A simplified layout for better focus: Nov 20 Check out our new Todoist Bulletin for exclusive behind-the-scenes insights, noteworthy updates, and the latest news from across the Todoist-verse.

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