Cultured Code has updated Things for Apple’s iOS 27 release. Version 3.24 adds support for the new Siri AI and system-wide Spotlight integration, according to MacRumors’ report on the update. The changes are designed to let users create and manage to-dos without opening the full app for every action.
With the new Siri support, a user can speak a natural-language request to create a to-do. The task can then be extended through the conversation with notes, dates or alerts. That is different from a simple voice shortcut because the user can continue refining the item instead of starting over with a new command.
Spotlight support gives the same idea a text-based route. A user can search from the iPhone’s system search and use the result to create a task. Spotlight is available across the operating system, so this can be useful when someone is already searching for a contact, document or piece of information and wants to turn it into an action.
The update arrives as Apple makes iOS 27 generally available. Things still works as a standalone task manager, and users do not have to use Siri or Spotlight if they prefer to create tasks inside the app. The new features add entry points rather than replacing the existing workflow.
Natural-language task creation can save time, but it also needs a quick review. Dates, names and reminders can be misheard or interpreted differently from what the user intended. Checking the final to-do before relying on it is especially important for deadlines, travel plans and recurring work.
Cultured Code’s wider release history shows the app has been adding platform support as Apple changes its operating systems. The company’s status page describes compatibility work for OS 27, while the 3.24 update reported by MacRumors focuses on the iPhone workflow.
Things 3.24 is therefore a practical update for people who use Apple’s built-in search and voice tools. Its main benefit is reducing the number of steps between an idea and a saved task. Users still need to confirm the wording and reminder details, but the integration makes Things more available across the iPhone experience.
