Hey gang, ready for a fun update? Sofa 3.3 enables you to make your lists even more personal and fun. * Cover images for lists * Large titles and descriptions * New layout options * Custom settings per list * Edit custom item's image and title * Markdown for Sticky Notes * 8 new themes About

Hey gang, Sofa 3.2.4 has one significant new feature for M1 Mac owners and many more minor improvements and fixes. I hope you all enjoy it! What’s New * Sofa is now available on M1 Macs! Improvements * Added a setting for choosing how Logging to Activity works * Improved

2020 has been full of surprises for all of us. For Sofa, I only planned on one major release this year followed up by a bunch of smaller releases. Things didn’t turn out that way. This iOS 14 update is big. I don’t like working on big releases.

Back in December of 2019, I wrote how I’m focused on making Sofa a more well-rounded product. There are a number of compromises that people have to make in order to feel comfortable using the product. Well, today a bunch of those compromised get squashed. I’m happy to

The experience of leaving a product is just as important as when you start using it. I just implemented the ability to export your data in Sofa. It’s a feature that probably should’ve been there earlier, but, you know, that’s life. If you’ve been on the

There are a bunch of new features in iOS 13. To bring Sofa up to date, I focused on three things: 1. Dark Mode 2. Context Menus 3. Bug fixes Dark Mode Sofa has had a dark mode since the spring of 2019, but now it will automatically follow your

Reordering of sections, lists, and list items has been the most requested feature for a while now. You may even be thinking, “Why the hell did it take so long?”. First, it’s trickier than it appears to be to implement well. Secondly, I’m the only one person who

Sofa 2.8 introduces themes! Woot! You can choose between Classic, Dark, and Black. Why Themes Themes are a purely cosmetic feature that doesn’t add any real functionality. The thing is, themes are undeniably fun. Fun is a feature. Themes allow you to personalize the experience to be more

There are an enormous amount of ways that you can spend your downtime. So far, Sofa has been able to help you with a few of those: books, movies & TV, and podcasts. Today we are adding a few more to that list. Introducing Music Albums and Video Games You can

Sofa 2.5 is a BIG release. 2.5 addresses a lot of issues I’ve been hearing over the past few months. Some of the issues I’ve been aware of for a while, and needed time to think them through. I also did a ton of refactoring with

I’m excited to announce that you can now save podcasts to Sofa 2.4. This is another step towards making Sofa the place for remembering things to do later. Why add podcasts? If you look at the main job that people hire Sofa for, it’s to remember things

We just released Sofa 2.3 which focuses on the speed and flexibility of adding things to your list. Go download it now! We were hearing from people that sometimes they wanted to search for a book, movie, or tv show before deciding which list it should be in. In

Imagine you’re chatting with a friend and they tell you about a new tv show you must watch. The show sounds interesting and you say “I’ll have to check it out.” How do you remember to watch it? You probably keep a list of some kind, either in

It’s been a little over two months since we released Sofa 1.0. We’ve been working hard on new features, but we’ve also been doing a lot of listening. Luckily, people are happy to share their thoughts and ideas for what Sofa should do next. We’ve

If you love movies and have an iPhone, then today is a good day. Sofa has been in beta for about a year. In that time, the product has evolved and changed dramatically. We’ve gone through many product names, logos, builds, sketches, UI changes, API fixes, etc all while