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Part two of the lists (plural) update—featuring a grocery list! Yep, so, what you add sorts itself into aisles, like produce, dairy, etc. Anything it can’t place left under uncategorized, and you can drag an item to another section to file it there; the next time you add it, the app learns where it goes. I gotta call out that all of it works out on your iPhone; nothing is looked up anywhere, no data sent anywhere. I'm driven by a need to not introduce any of your data to things that would use it to learn how to make us into paperclips. This release also includes using an alias when you enter a link! You can optionally use text to represent a link, rather than print the whole URL in a bullet. And, I've switched from menu items to a proper settings sheet, in the ••• menu. The app is growing and I want to have a place to give options, help, and other controls to you all. Quality of Life: - Jump to any list. you can firmly press the list count—“2 of 8”—and pick one, instead of stepping through with the arrows (some of us have a lot of lists). - I guess this is a bigger feature, but the Apple Watch got fully rebuilt. The lack of clean controls and the inability to grow meant it was time for a UX review and refactor. It's centered around one bullet at a time, scrolled with the crown, with a different feel under your finger for crossing into a bullet’s own sub-bullets, stepping between bullets, and leaving one group for another. Haptics ftw. Details can be found in the watch's help page. - The lists also fade properly now: I had problems with the fade. - A ton of under the hood changes for longevity and maintainability, performance upgrades, more tests, more guards, and debug options for test builds (if you want to get on TestFlight with the other nerds).