Gut und schön, aber…
… Desktop-App hat ein paar Features, die die IOS-App nicht hat. Das wäre nicht weiter schlimm, wenn man das vor dem laden sehen könnte. Ich habe lange nach den Smart-Lists in der IOS App gesucht. Was ich dann merkwürdig finde: anlegen kann man die nicht, aber angelegte kann man nutzen…
Jetzt ist aber noch ein Fehler aufgetaucht. Ein Sub-Task taucht unter dem falschen Haupttask auf.
Vielleicht wird das ja noch korrigiert.
Die vorhandenen Features sind richtig gut.
Jetzt ist aber noch ein Fehler aufgetaucht. Ein Sub-Task taucht unter dem falschen Haupttask auf.
Vielleicht wird das ja noch korrigiert.
Die vorhandenen Features sind richtig gut.
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Fast and clean - needs a watch app
Very fast and clean to use. Simple screen with lots of options. Needs a watch app for fast dispatching of items.
Unusably slow
Desktop app is amazing but iOS app is painfully, unusably slow, which unfortunately means it cannot be my main task manager.
Ratings Have to be Skewed
I love the desktop app but the mobile app is a hot mess. Sync issues, things disappearing then reappearing are amongst the fun you will have if you download.
Excellent to-do app
I’ve tried a number of to-do apps and, for me, this is the best. I use it mainly on my Mac, with the iOS version as a companion for adding to-do items when on the go. The two apps work perfectly together and the modest subscription is well worth it for me, given how this helps my productivity and organisation.
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Needs polish - persistent sort, task completion buggy
Great desktop app. iOS app has issues - persistent sort constantly reorders without changes / flips out, and certain tasks immediately pop back in after marking as complete.
5 Stars (but?)
The support for this app has been fantastic. The updates and fixes have been timely and well planned. This software isn’t sitting on the shelf.
My only complaints are:
1) The iOS and iPadOS layout and UI are significantly lacking compared to the macOS version. The iPad version should be nearly a carbon copy of what the Mac looks like. The iOS version should borrow from both that and a layout similar to 2Do.
2) Full integration with the Share systems in macOS, iOS, and iPadOS are sorely needed. Again, 2Do is a good place to look for inspiration.
My only complaints are:
1) The iOS and iPadOS layout and UI are significantly lacking compared to the macOS version. The iPad version should be nearly a carbon copy of what the Mac looks like. The iOS version should borrow from both that and a layout similar to 2Do.
2) Full integration with the Share systems in macOS, iOS, and iPadOS are sorely needed. Again, 2Do is a good place to look for inspiration.
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10/10 Like Superhuman for your todo list
I love this app. I feel like I’ve tried every todo app in the world but none work for me like GodSpeed. Easy to use. Intuitive and the creators are rapid to respond in their Slack channel. I can’t recommend this app enough 10/10.
SIMPLY Amazing
Simple. Fast. Efficient.
Better than Things 3
My todo flow can be used with any app that has the “start date” feature, and this does. So this is an upgrade from Things 3 for me. It doesn’t feel like things is in active development and this app is. That’s great.
Second most used feature is programmable filters.
I suggest the developer ask whether a user want to enable start date as part of onboarding (it is now hidden in the settings and hard to find/realize)
Second most used feature is programmable filters.
I suggest the developer ask whether a user want to enable start date as part of onboarding (it is now hidden in the settings and hard to find/realize)
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Just getting into it but VERY impressed so far.
I am also a 2Do user that is very concerned about how long of a shelflife that has left. This looks like a serious contender.
If I can say something that everyone is thinking, but no one else is saying: take every feature from 2Do you can and duplicate/improve upon it.
Heck, take it a step further and build an import function for those who do use 2Do now. I for example, have a lot of data I will have to redo. It looks to be worth the time though!
If I can say something that everyone is thinking, but no one else is saying: take every feature from 2Do you can and duplicate/improve upon it.
Heck, take it a step further and build an import function for those who do use 2Do now. I for example, have a lot of data I will have to redo. It looks to be worth the time though!
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Finally, a contender
I’ve been an avid user of 2do since 2010 — a millennium by mobile app standards — but lately I’m continually worried that its development is on the path to abandonment. So I’ve been looking for a successor in the event that I need one, and mostly found stuff I can’t stand — underpowered, clumsy to use, written to appease some system that isn’t the way I like doing things.
This one is easily, easily the winner. Fast, intuitive, flexible, supports stuff I rely on (nested lists, repeating tasks, labeling and more) and doesn’t get in my way to try and make me do things some other way. And since it’s coming to SetApp this month, I’m already paying for it.
Still riding with 2do for now but I will be using this on the side. If/when the day comes that 2do is abandoned, all my eggs will go in this basket.
This one is easily, easily the winner. Fast, intuitive, flexible, supports stuff I rely on (nested lists, repeating tasks, labeling and more) and doesn’t get in my way to try and make me do things some other way. And since it’s coming to SetApp this month, I’m already paying for it.
Still riding with 2do for now but I will be using this on the side. If/when the day comes that 2do is abandoned, all my eggs will go in this basket.
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Finally, a contender
I’ve been an avid user of 2do since 2010 — a millennia by mobile app standards — but lately I’m continually worried that its development is on the path to abandonment. So I’ve been looking for a successor in the event that I need one, and mostly followed stuff I can’t stand — underpowered, clumsy to use, written to appease some system that isn’t the way I like doing things.
This one is easily, easily the winner. Fast, intuitive, flexible, supports stuff I rely on (nested lists, repeating tasks, labeling and more) and doesn’t get in my way to try and make me do things some other way. And since it’s coming to SetApp this month, I’m already paying for it.
Still riding with 2do for now but I will be using this on the side. If/when the day comes that 2do is abandoned, all my eggs will go in this basket.
This one is easily, easily the winner. Fast, intuitive, flexible, supports stuff I rely on (nested lists, repeating tasks, labeling and more) and doesn’t get in my way to try and make me do things some other way. And since it’s coming to SetApp this month, I’m already paying for it.
Still riding with 2do for now but I will be using this on the side. If/when the day comes that 2do is abandoned, all my eggs will go in this basket.
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Excellent app
fast, pleasant to look at, and a responsive dev. what's not to like?
