Feature Requests

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

today as [ddd dd.MM .yyyy hh:mm] | Mo 12.02.2023 Format: ddd = Weekday short (Mo, Tu, ...= dddd = Weekday long (Monday, Tuesday, ...) dd=Day long (01...31) d = Day short (1...31) MM / M = Month long/short yyyy / yy = Year long (2023)/short (23) hh/h = Hours long/short 0-24 mm/m = Minutes long/short ss/s = Seconds long/short Alternate to [Format-String] you can use {Format-String}

These were present in the keyboard in Soulver 2, and were very useful. I'd like to see them brought back to Soulver 3 somehow.

It would be nice to calculate the value of money in the past and its current value today. For example: $1000 CAD in 2017: 1,174.94 $1000 CAD in 2017 to USD: 865.42

I create a new sheet for every month and record my income and bill payments and it works really well. However, I would like to be able to mark sheets as "complete" and then seal them from editing with a "lock" so I don't ACCIDENTALLY edit them in the future. The lock I am envision is as simple as lock icon on a sheet that you click and it asks if you want to lock it or unlock it. No password needed, just an ability to: 1.) mark as complete and 2.) stop from accidentally being edited.

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 great to be able to do Latitude/Longitude arithmetic. For instance: 32 degrees 14 minutes 52 seconds + 18 degrees 11 minutes 33 seconds. All you need is plus and minus; I can't think of a reason that you would need multiplication or division. I am a programmer myself and once wrote a program to do this in Fortran (I know, old language!).

It happens that a result is given in a unit but must express a meaning is a different unit. The attached formula is a perfect example, it uses the body weigh to figure the PSI of each bike tire. The proposal is to force/change the unit of a row

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.

The volume <-> mass conversions for cooking are great. It would be nice if we could include our own custom densities for substances not included by Soulver and use them in a similar way.