File Shelf & More
New features, improvements, and fixes for Cuewake.
Cuewake 1.2.1 introduces the new File Shelf, a feature inspired by customer feedback. You can now drag files into the notch, keep them close while you work, and drag them into other apps whenever you need them. You can also attach them to a cue for later, without moving the original files.
This update also brings more control over your workspace, including adjustable card text, improved checklists, Markdown export, local backups, and a Recently Deleted section that lets you recover cues for up to 30 days.
Alongside these additions, I've made a bunch of improvements to the Dashboard, reminders, search, file handling, and the overall experience to make Cuewake feel smoother and more reliable.
Added
File Shelf in the notch for temporarily holding and dragging files between apps
Adjustable Dashboard card text size from 9–28pt, with a reset option
Overdue reminders filter in the Dashboard sidebar
Markdown export for saved cues
Local backup and restore for missing cues
Recently Deleted with 30-day recovery
Option to locate and repair missing file references
Expanded command search with “Show all matching cues”
Improved
Checklists with the ability to skip or include individual steps
Checklist composer that expands to show more steps
File Shelf selection, keyboard navigation, and animations
Draft preservation when switching between Composer modes
Reminder recognition, calendar handling, and snooze reliability
Language translations and right-to-left layouts
Thumbnail loading for larger collections
Fixed
File drops now go to the correct destination instead of unintentionally entering the File Shelf
Switching Composer modes no longer loses unfinished drafts from other modes
Improved handling of ambiguous reminder times
Corrected language-picker selections and alignment issues
More reliable loading of file thumbnails
Note: Local backups save references to attached files, not copies of the original files.
Cuewake 1.2.1 introduces the new File Shelf, a feature inspired by customer feedback. You can now drag files into the notch, keep them close while you work, and drag them into other apps whenever you need them. You can also attach them to a cue for later, without moving the original files.
This update also brings more control over your workspace, including adjustable card text, improved checklists, Markdown export, local backups, and a Recently Deleted section that lets you recover cues for up to 30 days.
Alongside these additions, I've made a bunch of improvements to the Dashboard, reminders, search, file handling, and the overall experience to make Cuewake feel smoother and more reliable.
Added
File Shelf in the notch for temporarily holding and dragging files between apps
Adjustable Dashboard card text size from 9–28pt, with a reset option
Overdue reminders filter in the Dashboard sidebar
Markdown export for saved cues
Local backup and restore for missing cues
Recently Deleted with 30-day recovery
Option to locate and repair missing file references
Expanded command search with “Show all matching cues”
Improved
Checklists with the ability to skip or include individual steps
Checklist composer that expands to show more steps
File Shelf selection, keyboard navigation, and animations
Draft preservation when switching between Composer modes
Reminder recognition, calendar handling, and snooze reliability
Language translations and right-to-left layouts
Thumbnail loading for larger collections
Fixed
File drops now go to the correct destination instead of unintentionally entering the File Shelf
Switching Composer modes no longer loses unfinished drafts from other modes
Improved handling of ambiguous reminder times
Corrected language-picker selections and alignment issues
More reliable loading of file thumbnails
Note: Local backups save references to attached files, not copies of the original files.