Todoist Stream Deck Profile

v2 - 2026-09-08 49 -> 80 keys, rebuilt against Todoist's own keyboard-shortcut article. Nine folders: Tasks, Compose, Create, Navigate, Focus, View, Search, Window, Workflows. Todoist's two-key sequences ship as real chord buttons - G then / for a section, G then V for filters and labels, O then N for notifications. Eight of them, one tile each; every step was verified to encode, because a chord's steps skip the normalisation a plain hotkey gets. Composing a task now has its own keys - pick a project, add a label, add a reminder - the three characters you would otherwise type by hand. Sorting is one tap per criterion: date, priority, name, assignee. The desktop window controls are included: show/hide, float on top, new window, zoom. Windows and macOS bindings were both machine-verified to encode before shipping.

v1.0 — Initial Todoist Desktop release for Stream Deck. What's inside: • 48 entries across 5 categories • Q (Quick Add), G I/T/U/P/L/V chord navigation, J/K vim-style list nav • Priority p1-p4 direct keys, Schedule (T), Complete (E), Comments (C) • Move (V), Label (L), Tab/Shift+Tab subtask indent • Quick Add Syntax: #project picker, @label picker, p1-p4, today, tomorrow, every monday/weekday, every 2 days, every! 2 days (rebase on completion), {today} deadlines, !3pm reminders, +assignee, for 30min durations Notes: • Single-letter hotkeys (Q/A/E/T/C/L/V/X/J/K/M/Z/1-4) only work when no input is focused — escape the editor first if you bind them to a Stream Deck key that fires while you're typing. • Chord shortcuts (G I, G T, ...) need a short inter-key delay; the Stream Deck Multi Action routine handles this natively. • Quick Add Syntax entries paste literal strings — trigger them AFTER pressing Q to open the Quick Add overlay.