Things, the popular task manager by Cultured Code, has just released version 3.24. This update lands in sync with Apple rolling out its OS 27 line—including iOS, iPadOS, watchOS, and macOS Golden Gate—and brings major enhancements like Siri AI integration, Spotlight support, and a taller home screen widget.
What’s New in Things 3.24
With this update, Things is fully compatible with all of Apple’s OS 27 releases—it’s ready from day one on iPhone, iPad, Watch, and Mac. The big highlight is integration with Apple’s rewritten Siri. Things now listens to the new Siri system to take voice commands, opening possibilities for hands-free task management. Alongside this, system-wide search via Spotlight now includes your Things tasks so you can find to-dos right from your device’s search bar.
Notifications get smarter: When reminders pop up, you have more snoozing durations to choose from. If you’re managing long task lists, the app now supports an extra-tall widget so you can see more items on your home screen without opening the app. Behind the scenes, there are also a host of compatibility updates to ensure Things runs smoothly under OS 27.
When You Can Get It
Things 3.24 is already available on the App Store for all supported platforms. As for Apple’s new operating systems, their official release is timed for around 10 a.m. PT / 1 p.m. ET today. If your device supports the new Siri, it should work immediately after you update both OS and app.
Why this update matters: It marks a turning point for Things—it’s not just catching up to Apple’s ecosystem but deeply integrating with major features of the OS. Voice assistants and system search are becoming core to how people organize their lives, and Things is stepping up.
Keep an eye on how the new Siri works in real-world use: things like task creation, editing, and context awareness will test whether this update delivers beyond buzz. Also worth watching: how Things’ extra-tall widget fits into people’s home screen layouts long term.
