Finally, a todo app that works
Finally, a to-do app that gets it I've tried every productivity app out there, and they all made me feel worse when I didn't complete tasks. ConvoAct is different - it actually understands that life happens and some days you just can't.
The Al conversations feel natural, not robotic. Instead of staring at an overwhelming list, I can just talk through what I need to do. The app picks up on my mood and energy levels (through HealthKit integration) and adjusts expectations accordingly.
No shame. No judgment. Just realistic support for getting things done when you can, and being okay with yourself when you can't.
The Al conversations feel natural, not robotic. Instead of staring at an overwhelming list, I can just talk through what I need to do. The app picks up on my mood and energy levels (through HealthKit integration) and adjusts expectations accordingly.
No shame. No judgment. Just realistic support for getting things done when you can, and being okay with yourself when you can't.
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Love being able to sync up my Google calendar
Google calander integration is the best feature and also the rare feature.
Finally, a Calendar + To-Do App That Ends the “When Are You Free?” Nightmare!
I’ve been searching forever for an app that seamlessly blends personal task management with group scheduling without feeling like two separate tools smashed together. Obsidian Arc nails it on the first try.
As someone who coordinates with family, friends, and a small freelance team, the real-time sync for availability is a game-changer. You create your tasks and events in one clean interface, block your busy times, and instantly see overlapping free slots when planning with others—no more endless back-and-forth texts or shared Google Calendar confusion. It intelligently highlights conflicts, suggests alternatives, and lets everyone stay in the loop with minimal effort.
The UI is refreshingly simple and iPad-optimized (runs great on my M2 iPad Pro), with smooth gestures and a dark mode that looks stunning. Performance is snappy, and I love that it’s completely free with no ads or upsells lurking around the corner. Privacy looks solid too—only basic contact info if you choose to share, nothing creepy.
As someone who coordinates with family, friends, and a small freelance team, the real-time sync for availability is a game-changer. You create your tasks and events in one clean interface, block your busy times, and instantly see overlapping free slots when planning with others—no more endless back-and-forth texts or shared Google Calendar confusion. It intelligently highlights conflicts, suggests alternatives, and lets everyone stay in the loop with minimal effort.
The UI is refreshingly simple and iPad-optimized (runs great on my M2 iPad Pro), with smooth gestures and a dark mode that looks stunning. Performance is snappy, and I love that it’s completely free with no ads or upsells lurking around the corner. Privacy looks solid too—only basic contact info if you choose to share, nothing creepy.
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