The search at the top of the sidebar finds your tasks, projects and workspaces by their titles. Click Search, or press ⌘K (Ctrl K on Windows) from anywhere in Multiply.
Find a task, project or workspace
Click Search at the top of the sidebar, or press ⌘K.
Start typing. Results appear as you pause, grouped into Tasks, Projects and Workspaces, with the part that matches in bold. A task also shows the project it belongs to.
Press Enter to open the highlighted result, or click any result.
Before you type anything, the search lists what you changed or visited last, so the work you were just in is one click away.
Narrow it to one kind
Use the tabs under the search box: All, Tasks, Projects or Workspaces. A tab shows more results of that kind than All does, and ends with See all … matching, which opens the full list with your search already applied, so you can sort it and act on what you find.
Keyboard shortcuts
⌘K or Ctrl K opens the search, and closes it again.
↑ and ↓ move between results.
Enter opens the highlighted result.
Esc closes the search.
Good to know
The search matches titles only. It doesn't look inside deliverables, chats or files.
Capital letters and spaces don't matter: repair week finds Repair Week and repairweek.
On All, you see the newest few matches of each kind. Switch to a tab to see more.
You only see work you have access to. Archived tasks aren't included.
When the sidebar is collapsed, the search is the magnifying glass icon at the top.
FAQ
I can't find a task I know exists.
The search only matches titles, so try a word from the task's title rather than from its content. If the task is archived, restore it first. See Archiving and cleaning up.
⌘K doesn't open the search.
Another app or browser extension may be using the same shortcut. Click Search in the sidebar instead.