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Things 3.24 Brings Siri Integration and New Widget Sizes

By Tech Desk · 2026-09-14 · 2 min read
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Cultured Code releases a timely update for its project management app, adding support for the latest Apple operating systems and deeper integration with the system voice assistant.

Cultured Code has released version 3.24 of Things, a popular project management application for Apple devices. This update arrives simultaneously with the launch of iOS 27, macOS 27, and other companion operating systems. The primary goal is to ensure the app remains fully functional and optimized for the new system features that Apple is rolling out today.

According to 9to5Mac, the release focuses heavily on compatibility and integration. Users will find that the app now works seamlessly with the new Siri and Spotlight search functions. Additionally, the update introduces a new widget size and expands the options available for managing notification snoozes, offering a more tailored experience for those who rely on Things for daily planning.

Siri and Spotlight Integration

The most significant change in this release is the full integration with the new Siri. This allows users to interact with their tasks directly through the voice assistant, potentially streamlining the process of adding or checking off items. However, availability depends on the specific device, so users should verify that this feature is supported on their hardware before expecting full functionality.

Alongside Siri, the app now integrates with Spotlight, the built-in search tool on Apple devices. This means you can find specific tasks or projects by searching for them in the system-wide search bar rather than opening the app first. This trade-off favors convenience over direct access, as it reduces the steps needed to locate a specific item but relies on the system’s search indexing being accurate.

Expanded Notification Controls

The update also refines how notifications are handled. Cultured Code has added more options for snoozing alerts, allowing users to choose more suitable durations. This is a practical improvement for those who need to delay reminders without permanently silencing them. It addresses a common pain point where the default snooze times might be too short or too long for specific work contexts.

New Widget and Compatibility

A new extra-tall widget is now available, providing a larger view of task lists on the home screen. This is useful for users who want to see more of their agenda at a glance without opening the app. The rest of the update consists of various compatibility improvements to ensure smooth operation on the new operating systems. These updates are already available on the App Store for iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac.

Based on reporting by 9to5Mac, compiled by the Tradingbird desk.

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