Quire Sublist
The ultimate sublist that changes everything
Quire Sublist launched on January 17, 2020 with 86 votes, #400 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 75% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
Quire is a modern collaborative app made to help visionary teams with big ideas. Like yours. Featured as one of the best project management software on Inc and Huffington Post.
Quire Sublists are saved filtered views of a project
A Quire Sublist is a saved, named, filtered view of your project's master task list. Filter the project down to what you care about, click the star icon in the filter bar, and save it as a Sublist. The filter stays on as the Sublist's conditions, so tasks that match later are added for you. The master list stays the team's source of truth. Two Sublists per project on the Free plan. You open your team's project on a Monday morning and there it is: 214 tasks staring back at you. The designer's queue, the QA backlog, three things marketing filed under a milestone you've never touched. Somewhere in that wall is the small handful of work that's actually yours today. Good luck spotting it before…from quire.io
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