We know that many of you want to be productive on Apple's new operating systems on the day they ship, and we're pleased to report that all of our apps are ready for macOS 27 Golden Gate, iOS 27, iPadOS 27, watchOS 27, and visionOS 27. We've adapted our apps for this year's refinements to Liquid Glass, and leveraged new capabilities in Apple Intelligence and Siri AI.
For over 25 years, OmniGraffle has been helping you draw beautiful diagrams, family trees, flow charts, org charts, layouts, and other directed or non-directed graphs. We’ve been hard at work on the next version of OmniGraffle, and we're thrilled to share that test builds for Mac, iPad, and iPhone are now available to anyone who is interested in where OmniGraffle is headed!
What an exciting WWDC26! We always look forward to Apple's announcements, as well as getting together with the developer community. How did Apple's announcements affect this year's plans?
We're very pleased to share with you that OmniOutliner 6.2 is available today (universal across all platforms), now with localizations in Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Simplified Chinese and Spanish.
OmniOutliner 6.1, available today, introduces a powerful collection of new Shortcuts actions for automating workflows, building integrations, and more!
As a company that likes to live on the cutting edge, how does the Omni Group stay on the forefront of Apple platforms? In this episode of The Omni Show, CEO Ken Case shares an inside look at the 2026 roadmap (and it's packed!).
In this roadmap, we reflect on the launch of OmniOutliner 6 and the in-progress roll out of Omni Links, Apple Intelligence support, and Liquid Glass design elements across Omni's suite of apps. We also look ahead to the release of OmniGraffle 8, anticipated OmniFocus and OmniOutliner feature updates, and more.
Some tools fade with time. Others simply become the backbone of how great work gets done. In this episode of the Omni Show, we welcome Ken Case, co-founder and CEO of the Omni Group, alongside automation expert Sal Soghoian. We take a first look at OmniOutliner 6, a release that redefines what outlining can be in the era of Apple Intelligence.
Introducing OmniOutliner 6! Modernized, beautiful outlining with new Dynamic Themes, shareable Omni Links, Apple Intelligence automation, and more. Available for Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Vision Pro. Your thoughts, in order.
Great things often begin as outlines. Whether you're a writer or a student, an attorney or a software developer, outlines can help clarify and develop ideas and concepts. We're thrilled to share that the next version of OmniOutliner is nearly ready as a universal app for Mac, iPad, iPhone, and Apple Vision Pro, and that we're making test builds available to anyone who wants to help make sure we haven't overlooked anything.
This week on The Omni Show, we welcome Jorge Arango, an information architect, trainer, plus the author of "Living in Information" and "Duly Noted." He has spent years helping people design digital systems that inspire trust and heighten clarity. In this conversation, Jorge shares how decades of experience shaping digital architecture influences the way he organizes his own work through OmniFocus.
Whew. Pencils down! OmniFocus, OmniGraffle, OmniOutliner, OmniPlan—ready for OS 26 platforms! The journey designing for Liquid Glass begins. Plus, OmniFocus 4.8 is the first Omni app to tie-in Omni Automation with Apple Intelligence Foundation Models. Also, updated OmniDiskSweeper.
In this episode of The Omni Show, CEO Ken Case joins us to unpack the Omni Group’s 2025 roadmap in the wake of WWDC. We explore how Omni’s significant investment in SwiftUI adoption is now paying off, transforming both the user experience and development efficiency across all Omni apps.
What an exciting WWDC25! We always look forward to what Apple will announce at their annual developer conference (sometimes with a little trepidation, considering the way changes in their platforms affect our plans and schedule). Then we like to take a moment. To quote one of the great philosophers of the ’80s, Ferris Bueller, “Life moves pretty fast. If you don’t stop and look around once in a while, you could miss it.”
In this episode of The Omni Show, we sit down with Ken Case, CEO of the Omni Group, to dive into this year's 2025 Omni Roadmap Blog Post. Ken shares insights on remote work, automation improvements, and getting the inner-workings in Omni apps ready for Apple Intelligence.
One of our traditions is to set aside some time at the beginning of each year to reflect on the past and to share plans for the future: our roadmap. Learn more about our plans for OmniGraffle 8, document links that can be synced across devices and shared between team members, new features coming to OmniFocus 4, and Apple Intelligence.
Got a minute or five? Today, we'd like introduce you to Sal Soghoian's latest project, Omni Automation Vids! These are super quick snackable nuggets to show you tips, techniques, and concepts related to Omni Automation. Each episode is a short video screencast.
Today, we chat with Amy Zamikovsky, a seasoned financial advisor and licensed attorney who has mastered the art of data organization and retrieval. Amy shares her journey of discovering OmniOutliner, which revolutionized her approach to law school and exams, as well as client management in the world of wealth advising.
Today, the Omni Group is excited to release updates to its entire suite of apps, universally across platforms, ready on day one for macOS 15 Sequoia, iOS 18, iPadOS 18, watchOS 11 and visionOS 2. Plus, OmniFocus 4.4 introduces new functionality for Siri and Shortcuts, and new controls and actions for the Lock Screen, Control Center, and Action Button. Widgets and app icons have been optimized for tinted Home Screen display. And we've brought new gesture and widget support to OmniFocus for Apple Watch!
In this episode of The Omni Show, we're joined by Dr. Luc Beaudoin, adjunct professor of education at Simon Fraser University and head of CogSci Apps. We discuss the importance of contextual computing and the concept of ubiquitous linking, which aims to make the operation of copying and using links universal across applications and devices.