We launched team subscriptions in March, and will be launching personal subscriptions at the same time as sign-in licensing. A single Omni Account can be used across all devices and platforms: with an OmniFocus subscription, for example, the same sign-in will unlock OmniFocus on Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Web. With sign-in licensing (coming very soon), you will no longer have to keep track of license codes: to access purchases, you can simply log into our apps using your Omni Account. (We hope those of you who have been doing some travelling are enjoying this change.)Ī steady stream of OmniGraffle updates have greatly improved: performance, support for reading and writing Visio and SVG files, and support for storing documents on third-party document sync services. This feature lets items always become due or available at the same local time whenever you’re travelling-though, ironically, everyone is doing a lot less travelling right now. You’ll find new content posted there nearly every week! You’re also welcome to drop by the #automation channel on our Slack workspace, where we have a community of people asking questions and sharing their own projects.Ī long-awaited feature has finally landed in OmniFocus, with support for “floating” time zones. We want Omni Automation to be easy for anyone to get started with, not just software developers, so Sal Soghoian and Rosemary Orchard have been helping us build instructional material and sample plug-ins which you can check out over at. With Omni Automation now available in every app, you can leverage plug-ins and scripts to accomplish more every day, automating routine tasks and integrating with other tools and services.

After two decades of macOS 10 (originally written “Mac OS X”), the Mac platform is finally moving on to macOS 11-and by the end of this year the Mac platform will also start to transition to Apple silicon.īefore we talk about how the roadmap might be changing, let’s start by reviewing this year’s roadmap and where on that road we are today! As usual, there were plenty of great improvements to iPhone and iPad-but from our perspective, this year’s big news was about the Mac platform. This year we’ve had to adjust to working from home during the pandemic, of course-but we’re also accustomed to expect big news about Apple’s platforms in June, and this year was no exception. Our world is constantly changing, and each year we have to be prepared to adjust our plans based on what we encounter along the way. I hope that each of you, wherever you are, are safe and well. When I shared our 2020 roadmap back in January, little did I know that we were headed into a worldwide pandemic that would touch each of our lives so deeply. For those who might not have seen this on our blog…

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