Flash Log – Estimate & Track

Flash Log – Estimate & Track

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This app helps you focus on completing your daily tasks with a clean interface that hides completed items. It offers optional time estimates and tracking, with features like Lock Screen and Apple Watch integration for seamless task management.

Focus on single tasks
Automatic completion hiding
Optional time estimates
Lock Screen and Apple Watch integration
Recurring task management
Voice input and Siri integration
Data export
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What's New in Flash Log

1.8

August 26, 2026

You can now register a to-do as a repeat right from its editor. A group's time is now called a "time slot" with a "length," and it shows as soon as you set it. ■ Register a repeat, right where you are - The edit screen's menu now has "Register as recurring." - A sheet opens right after, so you can adjust the note, the estimate, and the start time on the spot (only the repeat is affected — the original to-do stays as it is). - You can register the same to-do as many times as you like. ■ New words for a group's time - What used to be a "container" and its "capacity" is now a "time slot" and its "length." The total inside is "the to-dos' total." - A time slot shows up as soon as you set one — even when the group is still empty, on the repeats screen, and on a tentative repeat in the day view. Until now it stayed hidden until something was inside. ■ Quieter when the screen is dim - With Always-On, or when you lower your wrist, the running to-do shows just its name and time — no buttons. It returns to normal as soon as the screen lights up. - The estimated time now stays visible while dimmed. - On Apple Watch, the running to-do moved to the top of the list. ■ Start times on the Lock Screen - When your next to-do has a start time, the "Next" widget shows that time instead. Which times appear follows the same rules as the day view. ■ No more duplicate groups with the same name on one day - Putting a repeating group on your schedule, or carrying yesterday's leftovers over, now adds to the group of the same name if one is already there. - When you move a to-do by changing its date, you can choose "Merge into one group." ■ iPad & Mac - Drag the edge of the docked inbox to set its width. A vertical grabber on the edge shows that it can be grabbed. - The default Mac window is now slim. Resize it and it opens at that size from then on. ■ Also - The selection action bar is now ordered date, group, duplicate, delete. - The last page of the welcome leads with "Get Started," and sample data is a quieter button below it — nothing is added unless you choose it. ■ Fixed - The press-and-hold menu could vanish the moment you lifted your finger, which is why multiple selection sometimes seemed unavailable. - Missing translations have been filled in.

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Awesome app, awesome developer!

EDIT: Wow! I’m super impressed with the developer! Updated my review to 5 stars. Keep up the awesome work!

PREVIOUS REVIEW:
All it seems to be missing is some of the basic to do list features like custom recurring timeframes (like every 3 weeks or every 2 months) and the ability to organize recurring tasks into folders. Alternatively, if the app could sync with Reminders that would be a suitable workaround.

Without custom recurring tasks the app is unfortunately unusable for me personally. But I’m going to keep an eye on this app as they seem to be actively developing it. Hopefully it will get some finishing touches soon and then I can begin using it and change my rating to 5 stars!
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Response from developer

Thank you — this is the kind of review I hope for, and it genuinely made my day. I keep Flash Log small on purpose. I want it to stay out of your way so you can just finish what you set out to do, which makes me slow to add anything that might tip it into complicated — and repeating to-dos get complicated fast. Your review is what I needed: it made the use case concrete. So custom intervals like every 3 weeks or every 2 months are in development now, and I plan to ship them within 2 weeks. Meanwhile, you can already group recurring to-dos. From the main screen: "…" → "Recurrence settings", then the "…" at the top right of that screen → "New Group". Add to-dos with the group's + button — they repeat together by default, and turning off "Same repeat as the group" in a to-do's editor gives that one its own schedule. If that's not what you pictured by folders, I'd really like to hear it. Email me at support@nambu.dev and tell me how you'd actually use them — I'd much rather build one small, specific thing around your real workflow than guess at a big one. It's just me here, so your reply goes straight onto the list. Thanks for keeping an eye on the app — I hope it fits your workflow soon!

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All it seems to be missing is some of the basic to do list features like custom recurring timeframes (like every 3 weeks or every 2 months) and the ability to organize recurring tasks into folders. Alternatively, if the app could sync with Reminders that would be a suitable workaround.

Without custom recurring tasks the app is unfortunately unusable for me personally. But I’m going to keep an eye on this app as they seem to be actively developing it. Hopefully it will get some finishing touches soon and then I can begin using it and change my rating to 5 stars!
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Response from developer

Thank you — this is the kind of review I hope for, and it genuinely made my day. I keep Flash Log small on purpose. I want it to stay out of your way so you can just finish what you set out to do, which makes me slow to add anything that might tip it into complicated — and repeating to-dos get complicated fast. Your review is what I needed: it made the use case concrete. So custom intervals like every 3 weeks or every 2 months are in development now, and I plan to ship them within 2 weeks. Meanwhile, you can already group recurring to-dos. From the main screen: "…" → "Recurrence settings", then the "…" at the top right of that screen → "New Group". Add to-dos with the group's + button — they repeat together by default, and turning off "Same repeat as the group" in a to-do's editor gives that one its own schedule. If that's not what you pictured by folders, I'd really like to hear it. Email me at support@nambu.dev and tell me how you'd actually use them — I'd much rather build one small, specific thing around your real workflow than guess at a big one. It's just me here, so your reply goes straight onto the list. Thanks for keeping an eye on the app — I hope it fits your workflow soon!

FAQ

Does Flash Log have ads?

No, Flash Log is completely free and does not contain any advertisements. The developer prioritizes a clean user experience without interruptions.

How does Flash Log handle recurring tasks?

Recurring tasks appear as a dimmed, tentative preview each day. You tap the ones you intend to do, making them active. Skipped days do not cause tasks to stack up.

Can I use Flash Log without an account?

Yes, Flash Log does not require an account. Your data is stored locally on your device, and iCloud sync is optional and uses your own iCloud.

What devices does Flash Log support?

Flash Log is available on iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac. It also offers features like Home Screen widgets and Live Activities for iOS.

How does Flash Log help with time management?

You can optionally add time estimates to your to-dos. The app then displays the total estimated time for the day and compares estimates with actual time spent, helping you learn your pacing.

Can I export my data from Flash Log?

Yes, you can export your data from Flash Log as plain text at any time. This ensures you have full control over your information and avoids vendor lock-in.

What is the age rating for Flash Log?

Flash Log has an age rating of 4+. This indicates it is suitable for young children and general audiences, with no mature content.

How often is Flash Log updated?

The latest version of Flash Log was released on August 5, 2026, indicating active development and regular updates to improve the application.