Nested Uplist

Nested Uplist

Deep task and visual progress

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$6.99

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Released
April 16, 2026
Updated
October 13, 2026

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NestedUplist is more than a to-do list. It is a flexible planning app built to help you turn big goals into clear next steps. Use it for everyday tasks, long-term goals, projects, routines, checklists, study plans, event planning, and anything else that works better when simplified into smaller parts. Create a simple list, build a deep nested plan, or move items around as your priorities change. Each item can stand on its own or become part of something bigger, so your system can stay simple when you need it and detailed when you want it. NestedUplist helps you see progress, not just tasks. "Parent" items track completion across their "children," making it easier to understand how far you have come and what still needs attention. Priority marking, search, and multiple ways to view your information help keep important work easy to find. The app currently supports list, tile, and template-focused views, plus searchable items and templates. You can also create your own templates with customizable '@keys' from your own lists and reuse them whenever and however you want for semi-customized or repeatable task lists. Built-in templates help you get started fast, but the template system is designed to be optional and adaptable rather than restrictive. You can browse built-in templates, filter them by category, search them, use them as-is, or duplicate them into your own editable copy. That makes NestedUplist a strong fit whether you are planning a wedding, organizing a party, building a garden plan, staying on top of college work, creating a study system, learning a new skill, mapping out a career path, or designing your own personal workflow. The structure is there when you need it, but the words, templates, and organization can still be your own. Color is part of the system, not just decoration. NestedUplist uses a pastel color set and color nesting so related items feel visually connected while still staying readable and organized. If you want a planner that can grow with you, adapt to your style, and help you break large goals into manageable pieces, NestedUplist is built for that. Privacy you can verify. Our apps do not use third-party analytics, advertising SDKs, tracking SDKs, data brokers, or third-party service connections. We encourage every user to turn on Apple’s App Privacy Report to compare this for themselves. To enable App Privacy Report on iPhone or iPad, open Settings > Privacy & Security > App Privacy Report > Turn On App Privacy Report. After you use the app iOS will show the network domains contacted by the app. For our apps, expected network activity should be limited to Apple-operated services needed for normal App Store, iCloud, device, or system functionality. We believe privacy claims should be inspectable, not merely promised.
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What's New in Nested Uplist

1.2.1

October 13, 2026

New in 1.2.1 Tiles • Working inside a tile keeps items inside it: Up Level stops at the tile you’re in • Tap an item inside a tile to edit it • Organize sorts the items in the tile you’re viewing • Rearranging keeps completed tiles in their own section, and a tap on a star mid-rearrange no longer reshuffles the grid • Fixed tiles that stopped responding to taps after an item was deleted from another tab Editing • Change Parent is more forgiving: re-choosing the current parent changes nothing, a moved item lands above its new siblings’ completed items, and the destination opens so you can see where it went • Priority works the same from the star, the tile menu, and the edit screen, and can be undone from all three • Items moved to the top level keep a steady color • Saving without changes no longer counts as an edit for Recent Edit sorting Templates • A shared template always imports on the other side, and the editor warns when a template is too large to share • Items in a template you edited keep exactly the order shown in the editor • Template files received from Mail or AirDrop no longer pile up in storage Fixes • Sort A to Z orders numbers naturally (“Task 2” before “Task 10”) • Search results follow the order of your list • Progress percentages no longer come up one short • Shake to undo always performs the action it shows, even if you take a moment to decide • The List filter chip now says Priority, like everywhere else • Long labels in German, Spanish, and Portuguese no longer wrap or clip New in 1.2 Now in Spanish, German, Portuguese, and Japanese. The app is now available in Spanish, German, Portuguese, and Japanese. However, built-in templates are still in English. 11 new templates Goal Breakdown, Project Plan, Evening Wind-Down, Seasonal Home Maintenance, Home Improvement Project, Fall Yard & Garden Cleanup, Holiday Season Planner, New Baby Prep, Back-to-School Prep, Annual Health Checkups, and Small Business Launch. Better built-in templates • Every built-in template has been refreshed with clearer steps and more complete checklists • Browse by 14 simple categories • Descriptions now fit on each template tile Improvements and fixes • Text on colored rows and tiles is easier to read • Detailed View stays on after relaunching or searching, and your List filter is remembered • Items you add while the Favorites filter is on no longer disappear • Organize keeps completed items below active ones • Search ignores accents, so "cafe" finds "café" • Opening a shared template file works even when the app isn't running • @keys in your own templates can start with accented letters • Fixed a blank strip at the bottom of the Templates tab • Clearer VoiceOver labels, and "1 item" instead of "1 items"

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