Devices
iPad
On iPad, Bunplan shows your sidebar, your list and the task you're on side by side, and works with a keyboard.
The layout
| Column | What's there |
|---|---|
| Sidebar | Today, Projects with each of your projects, and Records |
| List | The screen you picked in the sidebar |
| Inspector | The selected task, with its steps and details |
- On Today, the inspector opens on the task you left off, or today's first task, so it always shows what's next.
- On Projects, the inspector stays hidden until you select a task.
- In Records, the list is on one side and the selected record on the other, like Mail. The newest record is selected when you arrive.
To show or hide the inspector, tap the inspector button in the toolbar or press ⌥⌘I.
When the window is narrow
In a narrower window, or with iPad upright, Bunplan shows the list and the detail without the sidebar. Tap the sidebar button at the top of the list to slide it in. Picking a row puts it away again.
In a very narrow window, Bunplan switches to the iPhone layout with tabs. At the largest text sizes it shows one column at a time, so nothing is cut off.
Focus on iPad
Focus fills the screen. In landscape, your steps sit beside the time. Closing Focus never stops the timer: the session stays in the sidebar, and you can tap it to return.
With a keyboard
Bunplan on iPad answers to the same keyboard shortcuts as the Mac: ⌘N for a new task, ⌘1, ⌘2 and ⌘3 to switch between Today, Projects and Records, ⌘↩︎ to start, ⌘. to pause or resume, and more. Hold ⌘ to see the shortcuts for the screen you're on.
In Records, ⌘E jumps to the minutes of the selected record, so you can correct it.
See the full list on the Mac page.
More on iPad
- Widgets and Controls
- Shortcuts and Siri
- iCloud sync, to see the same plan on your iPhone and Mac