link Q3 2025: Completed Tasks, Habits & Insight — a Quarter of Momentum

This quarter we focused on helping you see what’s working, then double down. From richer ways to browse your completed tasks, to streaks that nudge consistency, to small-but-mighty UI improvements — Q3 was about turning progress into repeatable progress.

link 🏆 Headlining Features

link Browse Completed Tasks by tag

Zero in on wins for a specific project or area of life. Filter the completed-tasks view by tag to review what drove results (and what to repeat).

link Completed Tasks + Daily Mood, side-by-side

Victory Value is great; now pair it with your mood to spot patterns behind your +2 and −2 days. Browse any day and see what you finished alongside how you felt — a fast track to building a life you enjoy more often.

link Navigate Completed Tasks by Month

Glide across months to understand trends: where momentum built, where it dipped, and which projects delivered the most value.

link Task Streaks: Borrowing a page from Duolingo

Some habits thrive on visible continuity. Task Streaks help you keep the chain going — a lightweight, satisfying way to turn “did it once” into “do it again.”

link 🚀 Co-Headliners Worth a Look

link One-click toggle to browse completed tasks

Flip between open and done. It’s a subtle control that makes weekly reviews much faster.

link Filter the Tasks Pane by Created and Completed time

Find the hours and days when your best ideas tend to emerge, or audit what actually got over the finish line.

link New dropdown on completed tasks (Victory Value controls)

Fine-tune the Victory Value for individual tasks right from the completed list — useful during weekly reflection.

link Peek Viewer: Sticky headers (founder favorite)

Know where you are, always. Note titles stay in reach as you scroll the sidebar Peek Viewer — faster navigation, fewer context losses.

link 🧰 Additional Upgrades

link Set a max task target per tag (not just per note)

Jots and power-taggers rejoice: limit open tasks for a whole tag to keep scope sane across related notes. The progress meter helps you see how close you are to your ideal ceiling.

link Deadlines highlighted on Calendar (even without Start Date)

Deadlines are now clearly called out on your calendar, even for tasks that never had a start time — so late items can’t hide.

link Victory Value in every completed-tasks pane

Wherever you review completed tasks (even inside a single note), you’ll see Victory Value with new color cues and a simple way to assign custom values to your most meaningful wins.

link Create tags inline from Notes/Graph view

While bulk-tagging, you can spin up a new tag on the fly — small friction saver for large reorganizations.

link Plugins in the sidebar: full-page embeds (Excalidraw et al.)

Plugins can open in a dedicated “Plugins” sidebar and take over the main pane — desktop or mobile. Developers can use openEmbed and then navigate to the opened embed for richer UIs.

Other quality-of-life boosts

Note link picker now shows 20+ matches across the editor (up from 5).

See a task’s past instances when opening from task stats or a connected task.

Convert any Rich Footnote (text + image) into a standalone note.

Upload & play audio inline — in the editor and in Rich Footnotes. ✨

Task reminders & related visuals are now showcased in the Snap Changelog.

link 🔧 Minor Power-Ups

More resilient offline caching on web — smoother usage in poor connectivity.

Editing a note counts as “opened” to improve sort behaviors.

Plugins can open multiple feature windows (e.g., several drawings or Copilot searches at once).

link 🗺️ Mobile & Desktop polish

Android performance — especially on lower-end devices — got attention; notes are more likely to sync updates before app open.

Peek Viewer sticky headers and a sweep of small-screen fit & finish.

link 🔮 Looking Ahead

Q4 will continue the theme: help you reinforce what feels best and works best. Expect deeper insights around completed tasks and habits, continued calendar clarity, and more plugin surface area where it counts. Keep the ideas coming on the feature board — your suggestions keep shaping the roadmap.