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QuickPlanX 1.0 development is nearing completion. All major features planned for version 1.0 are now complete, and we're focusing on quality assurance and final refinements. The app is currently available in Beta through TestFlight.

As we continue active development, here are some of the recent updates we've added:

TestFlight Build: 1.0 (117)

Recent Updates​

• Sort & Filter Support - Organize and filter tasks efficiently in Table View for better project management
• Export Task Data to Text - Export task data using customizable text templates with project-specific output formats
• Milestone Reports - Visualize project milestones with dedicated milestone charts
• Picker Field - New custom field type for selecting single or multiple predefined options from a list
• Gantt Chart Color Adjustment - Customize the appearance of Gantt chart elements
• Import Resources from System Contacts - Quickly add team members directly from your contacts

Help Us Improve​

Your feedback is invaluable! If you're participating in the TestFlight beta, please continue sharing your thoughts and reporting any issues directly through the TestFlight app. Your input helps us deliver the best possible experience when QuickPlanX 1.0 officially launches.

Thank you for your continued support!

For over twelve years, QuickPlan has been the way you sketch ideas, align teams, and keep projects moving across iPhone, iPad, and Mac. That history—and all the feedback you have shared along the way—shaped every decision behind QuickPlanX, our next-generation planning experience built to feel instantly familiar yet unmistakably more capable.

Why longtime QuickPlan users should try QuickPlanX

• One universal app for iPhone, iPad, and Mac means a single purchase and a consistent workspace everywhere you plan.
• Automatic CloudKit syncing keeps timelines and updates aligned without wrestling with manual file management.
• Four complementary planning views (Table, Gantt, Tree, Column) give you the right perspective whether you are outlining structure or reviewing execution.
• A refreshed interface, faster operations, and streamlined inspectors help you stay focused on decisions instead of navigation.
• Expanded customization, batch editing, and effortless sharing make it easier to adapt QuickPlanX to the way your team already works.

We would love for QuickPlan veterans to take the new app for a spin and tell us what still needs polish before launch. Your insight during this beta is the fastest way to make sure QuickPlanX reflects the workflows you rely on every day.

• See what’s new in QuickPlanX for a deeper tour of the redesign.
• Join the public beta on Apple TestFlight to start using QuickPlanX right now.

Thank you for building plans with us all these years—we can’t wait to hear what you think of what’s next.