Keyboard shortcuts

Shortcuts let you create, move, and update tasks without reaching for the mouse. Press ? in the app to see this list at any time.

Use the command palette

Press ⌘K on a Mac or Ctrl+K on Windows and Linux.
Type to filter actions, boards, and tasks. Matches in task descriptions and comments show up too, and when AI helpers are on, Smart results find tasks by meaning.
Use ↑ and ↓ to move, Enter to run, and Esc to close.

With a task open or selected, the palette also offers Mark done / reopen, Assign to me, Set due date, Move or copy to…, Labels, Set priority, Copy for AI, and Copy link. On a board, it can switch views.

General

⌘K: Command palette
⌘J: Ask Taskeni, the assistant
/: Search
?: Keyboard shortcuts
⌘Z: Undo the last change
Q: Quick add a task anywhere

Navigate

Press the first key, then the second.

G then H: Go to Home
G then M: Go to My tasks
G then B: Go to Boards
G then I: Go to Notifications
G then S: Go to Settings

Move around

J or ↓: Next task
K or ↑: Previous task
→ / ←: Next or previous list (Board view)
Enter or O: Open the focused task

Tasks

N: New task in this list
E: Edit title
A: Assign to me (or unassign)
D: Set due date
L: Labels
M: Move to list
⌘Enter: Mark done / reopen

Selection

X: Select (for bulk actions)
Shift+X: Select a range
⌘A: Select all tasks in view
Esc: Close, clear selection, go back

Good to know

On Windows and Linux, use Ctrl wherever this page shows ⌘.
Shortcuts work on Board, List, Table, and My tasks, and never while you're typing in a field.
In quick add and in the comment box, ⌘Enter creates the task or posts the comment.
You can also hold Shift or ⌘ and click cards or rows to select several. See Select several tasks at once.