Feature Requests

A feature that would pin important sheets to the top of the folder irrespective of the sorting filter.

It would be very useful to have generic unit types for quantity. This would allow users to create arbitrary custom units that don't fit into one of the existing categories, e.g., FLOPs.

I would appreciate an option that prevents the app from switching directly to a target folder after moving a sheet into it. This makes organising / tidying up much more difficult for me and regularly confuses me. I could imagine a modifier key or a setting in the settings. Thank you!

CMD+Enter works as a shortcut only when Soulver is already open. However if you try to set it as the global shortcut, it doesn't work and says "This shortcut cannot be used because it is already used by the menu item 'Show QuickSoulver'" - seems like that shouldn't be a conflict!

Currently, you support Gold & Silver, please add platinum and palladium. Thanks! Tom

I'd like to remove the bold style of labels, so the text doesn't stand out like a header. I'm unable to use standard 'other' text as my text contains numbers which interfere with the sum, so labels work well but don't visually look cohesive.

This is based on Day One (a journaling app) and their implementation of a similar idea. Attached is the popup that appears in Day One when you enable "Show Menu Bar Entry." It looks like Day One uses a helper to allow quick entires while the app isn't running. I could picture QuickSoulver working similarly, and it would be nice to access quick entries without needing the whole app to be running at all times.

It would be really nice to be able to sort the sheets ascending or descending by Title (and Date Created or Date Edited if that isn't too difficult to include)

It would be very helpful to be able to do some basic network subnetting in Soulver. An example could be something simple like this. INPUT: 74.125.227.0/29 OUTPUT - CIDR IP Range -- 74.125.227.0 - 74.125.227.7 Subnet Mask -- 255.255.255.248

Allow for the defining of matrices and lookups within them dynamically. ie. something like the following: M = [ 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 ] a = M_1