Sometimes it’s the little things that make a big difference.

You know those moments when you’re jotting down a task description or a quick note, and your brain’s ahead of your fingers? Or when you’ve typed the same phrase ten times already this week — “Follow up with client,” “Design review for sprint 12,” or “Waiting on feedback”?

We get it. So we built something to help.

Meet Auto-Complete in Rich Text Editing

Starting today, every rich text cell in Artavolo comes with auto-complete — designed to help you write faster, stay consistent, and let your ideas flow without interruption.

It’s the same rich text editor you’ve already been using to add tasks, set priorities, and assign work… but now it’s smarter. As you type, Artavolo suggests words and phrases based on what you’ve written before. It’s fast, helpful, and quietly brilliant.

Why We Built It

When we added rich text editing to every Grid cell, we realized something: people aren’t just managing data — they’re writing context. Notes, decisions, updates, quick thoughts, full-on project descriptions. And we wanted that writing experience to feel as smooth as possible.

Auto-complete helps you:

  1. Write faster and with less friction
  2. Stay in the zone (no more second-guessing your phrasing)
  3. Avoid repetition and typos
  4.  Stay consistent across your team

How It Works

It’s already live. Just start typing in any rich text cell. If there’s a common phrase or a word you’ve used before, Artavolo will offer a suggestion. Hit Tab or click to accept — and just like that, you’re moving quicker than ever.

And no worries — if you don’t want suggestions, you can keep typing. It stays out of your way until you need it.


It’s One More Step Toward Smarter Work

At Artavolo, we’re always thinking about how to make your workflow more fluid — less like a spreadsheet, more like a real-time conversation with your work.

Auto-complete is just one of many new things we’re working on to make that happen.

Give it a try today, and let us know what you think — your feedback helps us build better.