Awesome app
The best one
Great list app
Please bring back tapping on bottom to go back
Can you make it a setting? This was much nicer than needing to swipe. There's the back button now, but I'll hide those in settings
longtime fan
Not what it used to be
Missing support for shortcuts
Consistently nuke features for Pro
Great app!
The best
Easy
Currently I’ve not found any bugs or glitches with the app. This is my top recommendation for a todo list app highly recommended!
Love Clear!
I have three main list groups - todos, errands, info. Errands lists include a running list of items to get at grocery store, Lowe’s/Home Depot…. for the next time I’m there. Info might be lists for books or movies I want to read/watch.
Review Obsession
added to my daily utilities
Would really appreciate if we can personalize a list without having to go through so many menus 🙏 There are too many good options!
Great, but missing my favorite feature
Clear 2.0 SUCKS
Devs keep ruining a perfect app.
Clear used to be better, for free. Don’t spend your money here.
UPDATE JUNE 2026: Can’t believe it somehow got worse but the developer of this app has sunk even lower into their greed and removed any option to support them with one-time purchases for themes. Now most customizations have been removed from their shop and “will be available through other means with a Pro subscription” in the future. Shutting down single time paid personalization options in an effort to push towards the already greedy and unnecessary subscription is a new low.
UPDATE JULY 2026: Another terrible update. Removing easy and intuitive navigation features that have been a part of this app for years in favor of clunky and interruptive buttons and gestures, not to mention several customization options including themes, fonts, and icons that I previously purchased, unlocked via the rewards system, and had access to as a legacy user have now been taken away from me and locked behind a pro subscription. I’ve loved this app but please stay far, far away from it. It’s a shell of what it used to be, all changed in the name of monetization and “innovation.”
