State based task management has kept me better organised than before
This app has so many customisation options and settings to make it work for any person for any part of life. The way that I can set up workflows, or expected task steps, with time tracking and ability to pause/note as blocked has helped me stay better organised than ever before. I’ve used Apple Reminders, Things 2 & 3, and Microsoft To Do, but nothing comes close to just how flexible Nyblit is. The developers are so responsive and are actively working on introducing new important features including a web portal. Thank you!
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Going astray?
Updated update:
Upon reflection, I’ve decided I was too harsh in the removal of two stars from this product. While it may be moving away from my needs, it’s still an excellent product created by a dev who clearly cares about their users. I’ve restored one of the removed stars to reflect this.
Updated review:
Nyblit is still my daily to do app, but lately I’ve been feeling like it’s going off course. It’s no longer the simple, focused task manager that originally grabbed my attention. Feature bloat is a real danger, and Gmail integration, collaboration tools, reMarkable tablet support, chips, etc, etc, all just increase the distraction that keeps me frozen and unproductive. I recognize that these are features that others might find useful, but as I said in my original review, I’m starting to spend more time fretting about how to use the tool than getting the work done, so maybe Nyblit is just no longer right for me…
Original review:
I struggle with classical task managers. They’re either too over engineered or too restrictive. I spend more time fretting about how to use the tool than getting the work done, and end up feeling stuck. Nyblit strongly appeals to my slightly scattered, constantly evolving organization. Very strong start!
Upon reflection, I’ve decided I was too harsh in the removal of two stars from this product. While it may be moving away from my needs, it’s still an excellent product created by a dev who clearly cares about their users. I’ve restored one of the removed stars to reflect this.
Updated review:
Nyblit is still my daily to do app, but lately I’ve been feeling like it’s going off course. It’s no longer the simple, focused task manager that originally grabbed my attention. Feature bloat is a real danger, and Gmail integration, collaboration tools, reMarkable tablet support, chips, etc, etc, all just increase the distraction that keeps me frozen and unproductive. I recognize that these are features that others might find useful, but as I said in my original review, I’m starting to spend more time fretting about how to use the tool than getting the work done, so maybe Nyblit is just no longer right for me…
Original review:
I struggle with classical task managers. They’re either too over engineered or too restrictive. I spend more time fretting about how to use the tool than getting the work done, and end up feeling stuck. Nyblit strongly appeals to my slightly scattered, constantly evolving organization. Very strong start!
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Going astray?
Updated review:
Nyblit is still my daily to do app, but lately I’ve been feeling like it’s going off course. It’s no longer the simple, focused task manager that originally grabbed my attention. Feature bloat is a real danger, and Gmail integration, collaboration tools, reMarkable tablet support, chips, etc, etc, all just increase the distraction that keeps me frozen and unproductive. I recognize that these are features that others might find useful, but as I said in my original review, I’m starting to spend more time fretting about how to use the tool than getting the work done, so maybe Nyblit is just no longer right for me…
Original review:
I struggle with classical task managers. They’re either too over engineered or too restrictive. I spend more time fretting about how to use the tool than getting the work done, and end up feeling stuck. Nyblit strongly appeals to my slightly scattered, constantly evolving organization. Very strong start!
Nyblit is still my daily to do app, but lately I’ve been feeling like it’s going off course. It’s no longer the simple, focused task manager that originally grabbed my attention. Feature bloat is a real danger, and Gmail integration, collaboration tools, reMarkable tablet support, chips, etc, etc, all just increase the distraction that keeps me frozen and unproductive. I recognize that these are features that others might find useful, but as I said in my original review, I’m starting to spend more time fretting about how to use the tool than getting the work done, so maybe Nyblit is just no longer right for me…
Original review:
I struggle with classical task managers. They’re either too over engineered or too restrictive. I spend more time fretting about how to use the tool than getting the work done, and end up feeling stuck. Nyblit strongly appeals to my slightly scattered, constantly evolving organization. Very strong start!
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Response from developer
Haha, I feel seen! You have perfectly described why I built this. My brain also loves to jump from 'Critical Task A' to 'Reading about The Who’s abandoned Lifehouse project from 1970.' I needed a tool that didn't collapse under its own weight (like that rock opera did), so I made Nyblit to handle the chaos. Thank you for the fantastic review. It means a lot!
Brilliant 🤩
Great app - exactly what I was looking for! Perfect for everyday use 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Nice
Nyblit is a smart task manager for people who want more control over their workload. I like how it separates tasks into states like Today, Blocked, Later, and Done instead of keeping everything in one stressful list. Custom workflows, shared projects, calendar integration, and progress tracking make it useful for both personal tasks and bigger projects. 📝📱
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