In this video, I’m walking you through the new multitasking on iPadOS 26—literally everything you need to know so you can actually use it day-to-day, not just admire it in the update notes. I go over how the new multitasking experience works, what’s changed from the older iPad multitasking, and the simplest way to start using it without it feeling overwhelming. If you use your iPad for school, planning, content, or just staying organized, this is one of those features that can genuinely make your setup feel more “laptop-level” while still being iPad-simple. I also share the practical way I’d use it in a productivity workflow—like keeping notes or Goodnotes open while referencing something else, and generally building a more streamlined setup for studying, planning, or admin days. My goal is always to keep things functional but still aesthetic, so I focus on the multitasking gestures and habits that keep your iPad clean, fast, and easy to manage. If you’re updating to iPadOS 26 (or you already have), this is the guide I wish I had when trying to figure out multitasking without breaking my flow.