Type it.Done.
Open the + menu and type a few words. "gym 45m" starts a timer with a 45-minute goal. "buy milk tomorrow 18:00" becomes a task with a reminder. Tupp understands English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Spanish and Portuguese.
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Start Workout · goal 45m
What you type, what happens.
Real examples the parser handles today. Activity names follow your own activities.
Faster than tapping through forms.
Type a few words
Tap + and type in the field at the top. No special syntax: write it the way you'd say it.
Check the preview
A live line shows what will happen before you press Enter: which timer starts, or which task is created and when.
Press Enter
Timers start right away and tasks are saved. Anything with "every" opens a filled-in routine form for you to save.
Small field. Big shortcut.
Six languages, any app language
English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Spanish and Portuguese are all understood, whatever language the app is set to.
Durations the way you write them
45m, 45, 1h30, 1:30, 1.5h, "for 2 hours", "half an hour". Light typos in activity names are fine too.
Dates and times
Today, tomorrow, weekdays, "next thursday", "day after tomorrow", 18:00, 9am, 6:30pm. "by friday" sets a deadline.
On your device, no AI
Parsing happens on the phone or in the browser. It doesn't use your AI requests and nothing is sent to an AI provider.
Never saves a routine by itself
"every …" opens the routine form already filled in. You check it and save.
In the app and on the web
The same quick add sits in the + menu on iPhone and in the web app at app.tupp.io.
Quick add, answered.
How do I start a timer by typing?
Tap +, type the activity and an optional length, like "gym 45m" or "study 1h30", and press Enter. The timer starts with that goal.
How does quick add decide between a timer and a task?
If the words match one of your activities, it starts a timer. Anything else becomes a task. An activity with a date or time, like "gym tomorrow at 18", becomes a planned task instead of starting now.
Which languages does it understand?
English, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish, Spanish and Portuguese, all at once. You can type "träning 1 tim" on an English phone and it still works.
Does quick add use AI?
No. It runs on your device and doesn't count against your AI requests. If it can't match an activity, it offers to hand the text to Tupp's AI assistant instead.
Can it create routines?
Yes, with a check first. Type something like "gym every mon wed fri at 18" and Tupp opens a routine form with the activity, days and time filled in. Nothing is saved until you tap Save.
Is quick add free?
Yes, on every plan, in the app and the web app.
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gym 45m
Start Workout · goal 45m
The preview line updates as you type, so you always see what Enter will do.
Also part of the system