Stuff | ToDos and Lists

Stuff | ToDos and Lists

Organize and complete tasks

72 ratings
50 reviews
Free
In-App Purchases

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • November 27, 2024
  • July 12, 2026

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Organize your life and achieve goals with a powerful task management system. Create interconnected lists, manage dependencies, and collaborate on shared projects. Track progress and stay focused on daily priorities.

Task dependencies
Interconnected lists
Shared lists for collaboration
Progress tracking (Adventure Log)
Today Card for daily priorities
Someday Tasks and repeating tasks
Home screen widgets
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What's New in Stuff | ToDos and Lists

2.3.6

July 12, 2026

### Smaller Features - You can now send feedback right from your Mailbox. ### Blips - Fixed a blip where Settings toggles that need permission, like Calendar, Reminders importing, and Notifications, could turn on, ask for permission, then turn themselves back off in a loop until Stuff was restarted. - Fixed a blip where opening the Trash Bin could freeze or crash when it contained Tasks whose original List or Heading was no longer available. - Fixed link detection when emoji, accented characters, or non-Latin text appear before a link in Stuff. - Fixed a blip where adding or editing a Dependency could lose the connection when the other Task wasn’t currently loaded, and tightened up undo so it restores the Dependency and Task status accurately. - Fixed a blip where the completed or cancelled date could disappear after marking an expanded Task complete or cancelled. - Improved searching in Dependency and List or Space Chipcards so results keep up more smoothly while you type, especially when you have lots of stuff. - Fixed a few Mac keyboard shortcut blips around Chipcards: Command-P now reliably opens Plan while adding Tasks, and Return and Escape now behave consistently—including letting search handle them first while it’s open. - Polished Chipcards so they line up with Add Tasks, with matching width and tighter spacing around their floating toolbar. - Polished the Launchpad on iPhone by bringing its content a little closer to the top of the screen. - Fixed a blip where typing the first character of a new password while creating an account also filled it into the confirmation field. - Polished the Launchpad so the Collections and Spaces & Lists section labels line up neatly with their row icons.

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User reviews

Finally found the app that Organizes

Love it - I like how workspaces, Lists and Tasks interact with one another. Nicely organized, and easy to navigate.

Needs bi-directional sync

Nice design, but for me to use Stuff it has to have bi-directional sync between Apple Reminders and Stuff. I need to be able to add a reminder, and it appears in Apple Reminders and vice versa. It can't be just one way.

Great

It’s like “Things 4” if those guys actually cared to update their extremely high priced and out of date app. “Stuff” is great!!

My favorite app on my Mac

My perfect to-do list app! Super-powerful, but delightfully simple. P.S., I am also the developer. 😊

Really delightfully designed

Lots of little things add up to make the app feel nice to use. Details like quick edits, lots of power user features for organization, or TODOs that open up and push a bit away from the stuff on either side of it to give you space to read or edit. You can tell there’s lots of care!

Response from developer

Thank you for the awesome review! 🤝

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FAQ

What does Stuff | ToDos and Lists do?

Stuff is a task management application designed to help users organize their lives and achieve their goals. It allows for the creation of simple to-do lists or complex systems of interconnected lists with dependencies, deadlines, and planned tasks. The app aims to clear users' minds by turning thoughts into actionable steps.

What are the key features of Stuff | ToDos and Lists?

Key features include a powerful dependency system that hides future tasks until relevant, shared lists for seamless collaboration with others, an Adventure Log to track accomplishments over time, and a Today Card to keep daily priorities visible. It also offers Someday Tasks, repeating tasks, and home screen widgets for at-a-glance access.

How much does Stuff | ToDos and Lists cost?

The application is free to download and use, with the option for in-app purchases. Specific details on what these in-app purchases unlock or their cost are not provided in the description, but it indicates a freemium model.

What are common use cases for Stuff | ToDos and Lists?

Common use cases include planning projects, setting up personal routines, organizing errands, collaborating on group assignments with classmates or teammates, and tracking personal growth or study sessions. Its flexibility allows it to adapt to various organizational needs.

Is Stuff | ToDos and Lists available on different devices?

The description mentions the app is designed to be used whether open on a desk or pulled from a pocket, suggesting it is available on mobile devices. It also highlights home screen widgets, which are a feature of mobile operating systems. Compatibility with specific operating systems like iOS or Android is not explicitly stated.