Rapid-Add, Music Favorites, and Estimate Accuracy

We have all been there. You are in a meeting, ideas are flying, and you need to capture five tasks in thirty seconds. The old way — type, click Add, wait for the animation, type again — felt like running through mud.

Rapid-Add mode changes everything. Toggle the lightning bolt icon in Quick Add, and you enter a flow state for task creation. Type a task name, hit Enter, and it is instantly created. The input clears, a counter badge shows how many you have added, and you are ready for the next one. No clicking. No waiting. Just pure capture speed.

A subtle flash animation confirms each task was saved, so you never wonder if it went through. When you are done, toggle off the lightning bolt and go back to normal mode.

This is not a power-user-only feature. Anyone who has ever had to jot down a bunch of tasks at once will love it. Try it the next time you are processing your email inbox or wrapping up a brainstorm.

One of the hardest skills in productivity is estimating how long things actually take. We all think we can finish that report in an hour, and two hours later we are still at it.

The new Estimate Accuracy widget in your Productivity Dashboard shows you the truth. It is a simple bar chart that compares your estimated task durations against how long they actually took. Over time, you start to see patterns: maybe you consistently underestimate meetings-related tasks, or you overestimate simple admin work.

This is not about making you feel bad. It is about building self-awareness. The best planners are not the ones who guess perfectly — they are the ones who know their own biases and adjust accordingly. The widget helps you get there.

It pulls data from your completed tasks that have both an estimate and a tracked duration. No extra setup needed — if you have been using time estimates on your tasks, the data is already there waiting for you.

The Focus Music feature keeps getting better. Two additions this week make it feel more like home.

Music Favorites now sync to the cloud. Previously, your favorite tracks were only saved locally in your browser. If you switched devices, they were gone. Now, favorites are stored in your Nyura account. Heart a track on your phone during your commute, and it will be waiting for you when you sit down at your desk.

Sleep Timer lets you set music to automatically stop after 15, 30, 45, or 60 minutes. Perfect for those focus sessions where you want ambient music but do not want it playing for hours after you have moved on. The volume gently fades over the last 30 seconds for a smooth transition to silence.

Both features work with the built-in Nyura music library and with Spotify integration. Small touches, but the kind that make a daily tool feel truly yours.