Todoist Shortcut Profile

The complete Todoist keyboard shortcut pack for Stream Deck.

49 shortcuts across 6 categories — organized, scored by importance, and ready to install on Stream Deck Mini, Neo, Classic / MK.2, XL. Stop memorizing key combos. One tap, one action.

What's included:

• Quick Add Syntax (16): Pick Project, Pick Label, Set p1, Set p2, Set p3, and 11 more • Navigation (13): Command Menu, Toggle Sidebar, Go to Inbox, Go to Today, Go to Upcoming, and 8 more • Tasks (11): Select Task, Open Task, Edit Task, Complete Task, Schedule Task, and 6 more • Capture (4): Quick Add, Add Task Below, Add Task Above, Global Quick Add • Organize (4): Move Task, Add / Edit Label, Indent Subtask, Outdent Subtask • Help (1): Open Docs

Features: • 48 shortcuts across Capture, Navigation, Tasks, Organize, Quick Add Syntax • Vim-style task navigation (J/K), chord go-to (G I / G T / G U / G P / G L / G V) • Quick Add syntax pasted in one tap: #project, @label, p1-p4, today, every monday, deadlines, reminders, durations

Install: double-click any .streamDeckProfile to import. The App binding is pre-filled to Todoist — auto-activates on focus. If it didn't pre-fill, set it manually under Stream Deck → Preferences → Profiles → App.

Learn more about Todoist: https://todoist.com

v2 - 2026-09-08 49 -> 80 keys, rebuilt against Todoist's own keyboard-shortcut article.

Nine folders: Tasks, Compose, Create, Navigate, Focus, View, Search, Window, Workflows.

Todoist's two-key sequences ship as real chord buttons - G then / for a section, G then V for filters and labels, O then N for notifications. Eight of them, one tile each; every step was verified to encode, because a chord's steps skip the normalisation a plain hotkey gets.

Composing a task now has its own keys - pick a project, add a label, add a reminder - the three characters you would otherwise type by hand. Sorting is one tap per criterion: date, priority, name, assignee. The desktop window controls are included: show/hide, float on top, new window, zoom.

Windows and macOS bindings were both machine-verified to encode before shipping.