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  1. June 30, 2025

    Desktop app for Windows

    We’ve released a desktop app for Windows. Enjoy everything you love about Whimsical in the browser—now in a focused, standalone desktop experience.

    • In-app tabs to keep everything organized in one place
    • Keyboard shortcuts to quickly switch between tabs
    • A distraction-free environment for smoother workflows

    Download the Windows app

    On a Mac? We’ve got you covered too.

    Download the macOS app

    Made by
    • Rob Fisher
    • Daniel Compton
  2. June 26, 2025

    File uploads

    Starting today, you can upload files—PDFs, images, videos, audio, and more—right into Whimsical.

    Files downloaded from Whimsical keep their original size and quality, so no need to worry about unwanted compression.

    No more linking out to drive folders. No more hunting through Slack. Now your team’s files stay close to the work, not scattered across multiple apps.

    Made by
    • Todd Moy
    • Nate Hunzaker
    • Maria Geller
    • Lauri Pesonen
  3. June 23, 2025

    Due dates for tasks

    You can now add due dates to tasks. This optional feature brings more structure to time-sensitive work without overwhelming teams who don’t need it.

    When due dates are enabled, you’ll get:

    • A field in tasks to assign dates
    • Smart notifications for upcoming and overdue work
    • Color-coded status indicators to show what’s urgent
    • Sorting, filtering, and grouping by date
    • Locale-based date format preferences

    Not every project needs rigid timelines, so due dates are optional—available when you need them, and hidden when you don’t.

    Check out the demo below to see due dates in action or learn more in the help center.

    Made by
    • Toby Moore
    • Inge Solvoll
    • Amy Brumet
  4. June 17, 2025

    Introducing split view

    We’ve been working on this one for a while, and it’s finally here.

    Split view unlocks a more fluid, connected way to work across Whimsical, and we think it’s going to change how you use the product day to day.

    Now you can open multiple files side-by-side in the same window. It’s especially great for things like referencing a flowchart while writing a doc, or reviewing a project while drafting a post.

    Split view deepens what makes Whimsical different: boards, docs, projects, and posts—all in one place, working together.

    To open a split view pane, right click on a Whimsical file or task and select Open in split view, or simply Opt+Click on Mac or Alt+Click on Windows.

    Here’s a short demo of split view in action:

    Made by
    • Todd Moy
    • Rob Fisher
    • Daniel Compton
  5. April 1, 2025

    New mention menu

    The new mention menu makes it easier to tag teammates and link to important content.

    When you type @, the mention menu will now filter results by:

    • People
    • Files
    • Tasks
    • Posts

    Use the tab key to quickly switch between categories. Plus, results prioritize your most recent interactions—so the files, tasks, and posts you’ve been working on are always easy to find.

    Made by
    • Nate Hunzaker
    • Todd Moy
  6. March 17, 2025

    Front integration

    At Whimsical, we know that great customer support is about more than just responding to messages—it’s about taking action. That’s why we built an integration with Front, the customer service platform we use every day.

    Whimsical’s Front integration streamlines your workflow by connecting customer conversations to actionable tasks. Quickly search, link, or create tasks directly from Front without switching apps.

    And when a task is completed in Whimsical, the conversation reopens automatically in Front—so you can keep your customers in the loop with ease.

    Made by
    • Toby Moore
    • Klāvs Taube
    • Amy Brumet
  7. March 13, 2025

    Add comments directly in task descriptions

    ⁠Clear, thoughtful communication is at the heart of calm collaboration. But until now, one place you couldn’t leave a comment in Whimsical was inside a task description.

    That changes today. With inline comments, you can now add feedback, ask questions, and collaborate right where the work is happening. You can comment directly on text, images, and files—just like in docs and boards.

    “Inline comments are an essential feedback tool in docs and we wanted the same capabilities for tasks. With inline comments in tasks, now we can have more focused conversations about product requirements and suggest changes within content.”

    Nate Hunzaker, Staff Software Engineer

    Inline comments are visible to everyone with access to the task but only notify the task creator and followers.

    Made by
    • Nate Hunzaker
  8. March 6, 2025

    Desktop app icon notification badge

    Whimsical desktop app users can now choose whether to show or hide the unread notification badge on the app icon.

    To update your settings, visit https://whimsical.com/account, scroll to the Desktop section, and toggle the app icon badge on or off.

    This feature is available exclusively in the Whimsical desktop app. If you haven’t downloaded it yet, get it here: https://whimsical.com/download

    Made by
    • Rob Fisher
  9. March 3, 2025

    Change task status from contextbar in boards

    You can now update the status of one or multiple task cards in boards directly from the contextbar. This improvement saves time and makes it easier to keep your boards organized.

    Made by
    • Osvalds Neiders
    • Todd Moy
  10. February 26, 2025

    Private task views in projects

    Create private filtered views of tasks in Kanban boards or lists.

    • Filter tasks by tags, status, assignee, and more
    • Create as many custom views as you need
    • Stay organized without cluttering the project for your team

    No more sorting through tasks that aren’t relevant to you—just a clean, focused view of what matters most.

    Want to share a private view with the rest of your team? Publish it to make it visible to other workspace members.

    Check out this demo to see private task views in action.

    Made by
    • Nate Hunzaker
    • Steve Schoeffel
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