Please, continue updating!
What a great product! Why have you stopped updating it - that’s a show stopper…
Look Before You Buy!!
5/9/26 - One more time folks: DO NOT BUY THIS APP, it is no longer supported, and is very broken. So first and foremost. needs to develop a RULE that, when a developer has ceased any further development, that it is plainly seen when looking at it in the App store. This app has not been updated in nearly 12 months. And as a regular user of the app, up until about six months ago, the updates were getting further and further apart, and, the updates were getting less and less relevant or functional. There was even a short period of time when user requests for updates and fixes were met with a succinct, "Uuuuh". No kidding. It was a great to-do list manager while it lasted, but it's a dead horse and the developers should show at least a little, even fake, integrity, and let us know that all further development is over. And again, Apple needs to take ultimate responsibility for this sort of thing, which I've been through several times with a few apps over the years. (I've been using the App store since it started.) After all, we're forced to get all of our mobile apps exclusively from the App store to protect the integrity of the store, Apple, and us ... right? Let me re-iterate, this app should, at the bare minimum, be flagged by Apple as, no longer under development, and developers should be obligated to notify Apple, even if they don't have the scruples to say it directly to us. Do yourself a favor and start your search for a task manager from scratch. Best wishes.
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Merci Apple!
Votre intervention est très appréciée, elle me permet de continuer à utiliser cette appli qui contient maintenant une longue liste de données que je ne voudrait pas perdre et que j'utilise encore. Cela démontre aussi votre attention envers vos très anciens utilisateurs et récompense leur fidélité.👍
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Needs an import option
The app can make a better first impression if it had an import option for those who left other task management applications and want to easily migrate their schedules over to Sorted. Otherwise, smooth functionality and nice user experience so far.
Ghostware
No longer supported. Developer website shut down. No response from developer support.
Lifetime Pro purchase won’t restore
I paid for the lifetime Pro version of Sorted 3 two years ago, but now I can’t access what I purchased. Pressing “Restore Purchase” on both my iPhone and MacBook only shows an endless loading circle and never completes. At this point, the money I paid for lifetime access feels completely wasted. Extremely disappointing.
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Лучшее приложение на рынке осталось без обновлений
Очень классное приложение, я считаю, что одно из лучших на рынке. Жаль, что перестало обновляться и дорабатываться. Пришлось перейти на другие решения. Разработчики, красавцы 👍🫶
A great potential with a great abandonment
I was about to buy it but the developer’s website says NO, it’s really a waste friends.
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Best app organiser
This is all you need to plan out your day.
Watch Resync
Ill give it a 4 star if they make watch resync automatic for every minute or has a button to force resync thats easily accessible.
Why do i have to go to the settings to force it to resync with my watch? 2 hrs and it hasnt synced with the watch? Come on..
Why do i have to go to the settings to force it to resync with my watch? 2 hrs and it hasnt synced with the watch? Come on..
Do not buy!
This app should be taken down. It has been abandoned, company website and support site have all been taken down. I had it on all of my apple devices, and it was incredible while it was being supported. If you looking for a great organization program, look elsewhere as you will be diasspointed by the state that this product is in now.
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FINALLY!
Finally a calendar/to do app that does not over complicate things. I love the clean design. It is deceptively simple powerful application that makes me more efficient. It’s a beautiful application!
Abandoned?
I wanted to check out this app but there was a bug that I wanted to get some support with first. That’s when I found out that their support site has been discontinued due to non-payment. Then I noticed that the app hasn’t been updated in at least a year. I rarely use apps that aren’t updated regularly. And in reading recent reviews, it seems that the app has been abandoned to a certain extent…so I won’t be using it after all.
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The forgotten app
This app hasn’t been working well across multiple devices. I have an iPad and an iPhone and it’s frustrating that they don’t update my lists automatically
The Missing Middle of Task Apps
Sorted is kind of nice for personal recurring todos. Unfortunately development has slowed (possibly stopped?) without an update in a year. The app still works, but there are places that can use some fixes and polish, and longer term some areas that could use features that may never come.
With that said, I still depend on Sorted daily. What makes it shine is how it handles the kinds of tasks that slip through the cracks: recurring household chores, HEPA filter replacements, reaching out to friends, medical follow‑ups, plant care, and all the other “life maintenance” items that deserve a home but don’t need a full project board.
Tasks can recur on a fixed schedule or after completion, which keeps routines flexible and reduces overdue clutter. Tasks can also include checklists, giving you enough structure without turning every item into a mini‑project. It’s a good balance: the app is both flexible and intentionally barebones, living comfortably between a simple list app and a full productivity system.
Sorted works best as part of a broader ecosystem—paired with a calendar, email, or a more robust long‑term planning tool. Its power is in its simplicity: it helps you see your day clearly, prioritize tasks. There are a few places in need of an update, but for my use Sorted has been an essential productivity companion.
With that said, I still depend on Sorted daily. What makes it shine is how it handles the kinds of tasks that slip through the cracks: recurring household chores, HEPA filter replacements, reaching out to friends, medical follow‑ups, plant care, and all the other “life maintenance” items that deserve a home but don’t need a full project board.
Tasks can recur on a fixed schedule or after completion, which keeps routines flexible and reduces overdue clutter. Tasks can also include checklists, giving you enough structure without turning every item into a mini‑project. It’s a good balance: the app is both flexible and intentionally barebones, living comfortably between a simple list app and a full productivity system.
Sorted works best as part of a broader ecosystem—paired with a calendar, email, or a more robust long‑term planning tool. Its power is in its simplicity: it helps you see your day clearly, prioritize tasks. There are a few places in need of an update, but for my use Sorted has been an essential productivity companion.
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Not worth it, Dated.
Once the dev gets your money he doesn't care. Updates don't come, it's stuck with a dated and unpleasant to use UI and UX design. No integrations, etc.
The Missing Middle of Task Apps
Sorted is a project‑management for real life app—an elegant middle ground between the simplicity of Reminders and the heavier structure of Todoist or other full‑scale productivity suites. Unfortunately development has slowed (possibly stopped?) without an update in a year. The app still works, but there are places that can use some fixes and polish, and longer term some areas that could use features that may never come.
With that said, I still depend on Sorted daily. What makes it shine is how it handles the kinds of tasks that slip through the cracks: recurring household chores, HEPA filter replacements, reaching out to friends, medical follow‑ups, plant care, and all the other “life maintenance” items that deserve a home but don’t need a full project board.
The recurring task options are thoughtful. You can set tasks to repeat on a fixed schedule or only after completion, which keeps routines flexible and prevents overdue clutter. Tasks can also include checklists, giving you enough structure without turning every item into a mini‑project. It’s a good balance: the app is both flexible and intentionally barebones, living comfortably between a simple list app and a full productivity system.
For me, Sorted functions as the air‑traffic control of my day. It’s where I decide what gets done, not just what exists on a list somewhere. Each day is presented as a clean, scrollable list, and the gesture‑based interface makes it easy to assign times, reorder tasks, or move items to another date. Tapping the date at the top shows a timeline view that overlays your calendar events with your tasks, giving you a sense of the day’s rhythm and capacity.
Sorted works best as part of a broader ecosystem—paired with a calendar, email, or a more robust long‑term planning tool. Its power is in its simplicity: it helps you see your day clearly, commit to what matters, and follow through. It’s not trying to be everything; it’s trying to be the place where your day comes together. There are a few places in need of an update, but for my use Sorted has been an essential productivity companion and I’m happy with the ‘Lifetime’ Pro upgrade.
With that said, I still depend on Sorted daily. What makes it shine is how it handles the kinds of tasks that slip through the cracks: recurring household chores, HEPA filter replacements, reaching out to friends, medical follow‑ups, plant care, and all the other “life maintenance” items that deserve a home but don’t need a full project board.
The recurring task options are thoughtful. You can set tasks to repeat on a fixed schedule or only after completion, which keeps routines flexible and prevents overdue clutter. Tasks can also include checklists, giving you enough structure without turning every item into a mini‑project. It’s a good balance: the app is both flexible and intentionally barebones, living comfortably between a simple list app and a full productivity system.
For me, Sorted functions as the air‑traffic control of my day. It’s where I decide what gets done, not just what exists on a list somewhere. Each day is presented as a clean, scrollable list, and the gesture‑based interface makes it easy to assign times, reorder tasks, or move items to another date. Tapping the date at the top shows a timeline view that overlays your calendar events with your tasks, giving you a sense of the day’s rhythm and capacity.
Sorted works best as part of a broader ecosystem—paired with a calendar, email, or a more robust long‑term planning tool. Its power is in its simplicity: it helps you see your day clearly, commit to what matters, and follow through. It’s not trying to be everything; it’s trying to be the place where your day comes together. There are a few places in need of an update, but for my use Sorted has been an essential productivity companion and I’m happy with the ‘Lifetime’ Pro upgrade.
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The Missing Middle of Task Apps
Sorted is a project‑management‑for‑real‑life app—an elegant middle ground between the simplicity of Reminders and the heavier structure of Todoist or other full‑scale productivity suites. What makes Sorted shine is how it handles the kinds of tasks that slip through the cracks: recurring household chores, HEPA filter replacements, reaching out to friends, medical follow‑ups, plant care, and all the other “life maintenance” items that deserve a home but don’t need a full project board.
The recurring task options are especially thoughtful. You can set tasks to repeat on a fixed schedule or only after completion, which keeps routines flexible and prevents overdue clutter. Tasks can also include checklists, giving you just enough structure without turning every item into a mini‑project. It’s a rare balance: the app is both flexible and intentionally barebones, living comfortably between a simple list app and a full productivity system.
For me, Sorted functions as the air‑traffic control of my day. It’s where I decide what actually gets done, not just what exists on a list somewhere. Each day is presented as a clean, scrollable list, and the gesture‑based interface makes it easy to assign times, reorder tasks, or move items to another date. Tapping the date at the top reveals a timeline view that overlays your calendar events with your tasks, giving you a visual sense of the day’s rhythm and capacity.
Sorted works best as part of a broader ecosystem—paired with a calendar, email, or a more robust long‑term planning tool. Its power is in its simplicity: it helps you see your day clearly, commit to what matters, and actually follow through. It’s not trying to be everything; it’s trying to be the place where your day comes together, and in that role, it excels. There are a few places in need of an update, but for my use Sorted has been an essential productivity companion and I’m happy with the ‘Lifetime’ Pro upgrade.
The recurring task options are especially thoughtful. You can set tasks to repeat on a fixed schedule or only after completion, which keeps routines flexible and prevents overdue clutter. Tasks can also include checklists, giving you just enough structure without turning every item into a mini‑project. It’s a rare balance: the app is both flexible and intentionally barebones, living comfortably between a simple list app and a full productivity system.
For me, Sorted functions as the air‑traffic control of my day. It’s where I decide what actually gets done, not just what exists on a list somewhere. Each day is presented as a clean, scrollable list, and the gesture‑based interface makes it easy to assign times, reorder tasks, or move items to another date. Tapping the date at the top reveals a timeline view that overlays your calendar events with your tasks, giving you a visual sense of the day’s rhythm and capacity.
Sorted works best as part of a broader ecosystem—paired with a calendar, email, or a more robust long‑term planning tool. Its power is in its simplicity: it helps you see your day clearly, commit to what matters, and actually follow through. It’s not trying to be everything; it’s trying to be the place where your day comes together, and in that role, it excels. There are a few places in need of an update, but for my use Sorted has been an essential productivity companion and I’m happy with the ‘Lifetime’ Pro upgrade.
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Look Before You Buy!!
5/9/27 - One more time folks: DO NOT BUY THIS APP, it is no longer supported, and is very broken. So first and foremost. needs to develop a RULE that, when a developer has ceased any further development, that it is plainly seen when looking at it in the App store. This app has not been updated in nearly 12 months. And as a regular user of the app, up until about six months ago, the updates were getting further and further apart, and, the updates were getting less and less relevant or functional. There was even a short period of time when user requests for updates and fixes were met with a succinct, "Uuuuh". No kidding. It was a great to-do list manager while it lasted, but it's a dead horse and the developers should show at least a little, even fake, integrity, and let us know that all further development is over. And again, Apple needs to take ultimate responsibility for this sort of thing, which I've been through several times with a few apps over the years. (I've been using the App store since it started.) After all, we're forced to get all of our mobile apps exclusively from the App store to protect the integrity of the store, Apple, and us ... right? Let me re-iterate, this app should, at the bare minimum, be flagged by Apple as, no longer under development, and developers should be obligated to notify Apple, even if they don't have the scruples to say it directly to us. Do yourself a favor and start your search for a task manager from scratch. Best wishes.
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Great app
It’s a shame it’s no longer updated because it’s everything I need to be organized for work.
