Tasks Air - To Do List Planner

Tasks Air - To Do List Planner

Schedule & Organize Tasks

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1 review
Free
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  • Released
  • Updated
  • July 12, 2022
  • August 29, 2025

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This app helps you manage tasks and schedules with AI-powered features. Organize your day, set reminders, and categorize tasks using tags for improved productivity and focus.

Create and manage to-do lists
Plan and organize schedules
Generate AI smart goals
Organize tasks using tags
Access to 30+ other apps
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What's New in Tasks Air

2025.8.3

August 29, 2025

What’s New in This Update: • UX Enhancements: We’ve polished up the user interface to give you a cleaner and more intuitive experience. • Bug Fixes: We’ve tackled some annoying bugs to make sure your app experience is smoother and more stable. Download it now to enjoy all these great improvements!

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User reviews

Beware: Apple and Developer may ROB YOU WITHOUT REMIRSE OT REFUND

be extremely careful with these companies, Apple and Air Apps One. Apple allows them to take extra money that doesn’t belong to them and keep it. When I saw this calories tracker air, I thought it looked like a good app. And as I was purchasing it, I noticed that it said that it comes with 40 other apps actually 40+ other apps. So you’re getting a subscription to a subscription. You paid $9.99 and you get access to all of their apps. So I downloaded the task app, but I noticed that it charged me $9.99 for it again. So I wrote to air apps one. These poor victims, they are unable to make Apple do the right thing and return money that isn’t theirs or apples. They say they have no control of the money so they can’t do anything. I’m sure they were sad. So I decided hey I’m gonna go to the big guys, Apple themselves. I explained to them that when I purchased the calorie tracker air subscription that it came with 40+ other apps. They didn’t know anything about it. They didn’t wanna know anything about it. But I took him to the App Store and on the bottom part where it says more I pressed on it and it showed that it comes with 40+ other apps. they didn’t seem very responsive to helping me, so I asked them to join my phone so that I could show them where it says in the App Store where it comes with 40+ apps. Then I took them to the air apps one website where it could not be any clearer to them that you pay $9.99 for all their apps that they own. In fact, I showed them this sentence on the webpage and I’m copying and pasting it here
. "Air Apps One bundles 40+ apps into one easy subscription. Only $9.99 / month." I think it may have confused them. because even after seeing that they still refused to give me back the extra $9.99 subscription fee that they stole from me on the same day for the same air apps one subscription. They said it’s beyond the control. Poor, poor, poor, Apple because it is the third party app. So I think you’re allowed to be robbed by all the third-party apps in the App Store and they would not do anything.. you would think they wouldn’t want to be dishonest so there has to be something else. Oh yeah, they get 30% on all apps to developers who make over $1 million in sales. They couldn’t give us our money back, not even the 30% commission that they take. I’m sure they wanted to, but who really wants to give back money after they robbed it. Apple is a very, very poor company. according to Perplexity, they only made $391 billion last year at the end of 2024. They need that 30% or $3.00. That’s why they rob other people of their technology because they just can’t afford it. have you ever watched the movie "better off dead". It is a very funny movie. But they have the psychopath boys who wants their two dollars. So they keep on saying, "I want my two dollars " followed by two dollars every few seconds But please dont forget the poor developers, being victim to a payment system that makes them take 70% of that extra $9.99 when it clearly isn’t theirs. I think they may be depressed about it. Two robbers in such a dilemma where there forced to take money that doesn’t belong to them. That ix their right except they were not forced and I don’t think these develloperswere either. If the developers didn’t think they couldn’t do anything about it,that they would’ve at least paid back the extra $9.99 in the hopes that you would not drop the first one and remain their customer. I don’t think so because they didn’t do that for me. They are following the trend today, where customer service doesn’t mean anything anymore. Remember the day when you would take care of a customer when they did something for customers who received something that
was broke or didn’t work right or they overcharged you. It used to be they went beyond the call to make thing right and companies were morally just. but not any longer. That was so yesterday and We are living in very sad days. If you like to keep the extra money you past your bills, dont shop here. They will take it and so would their bank, Apple Bank and trust and you will never see it again.
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Response from developer

Hello, We’re sorry to hear about your experience, and we appreciate you taking the time to share your feedback. We understand how frustrating unexpected charges can be, and we’d like to clarify a few things to help. The Air Apps One subscription provides access to all of our apps under a single subscription, as long as the same Apple ID is used across them. Since subscriptions are tied to your Apple ID, if you downloaded Tasks Air and it didn’t recognize your subscription right away, you can go to the app’s settings, find Air Apps One, and tap Restore Purchase to activate your subscription on that app. If you were charged again, there may have been an issue with how the subscription was recognized. Since all payments and subscriptions are managed directly by Apple, we, as developers, do not have control over billing or refunds. If you believe you were incorrectly charged, we recommend reaching out to Apple Support at support.apple.com, as they handle all subscription-related billing. We truly value our customers and always aim to provide a fair and transparent experience. If you have any further questions or if we can assist in any way, please don’t hesitate to contact us at support@airapps.co. We’d be happy to help. Best regards, Ana Rita

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FAQ

What is Tasks Air?

Tasks Air is a task management and scheduling app that uses AI to help users stay organized and productive. It allows for creating to-do lists, planning schedules, and categorizing tasks with tags.

Does Tasks Air have ads?

Yes, the free version of Tasks Air contains advertisements. The pro version is 100% ad-free and offers unlimited use of all features.

What are the subscription options for Tasks Air?

Tasks Air offers several subscription options, including a 1-week subscription for $4.99, a 1-month subscription for $9.99, and a 1-year subscription for $69.99. Some plans include a free trial period.

How does the AI in Tasks Air work?

The AI in Tasks Air learns your habits and preferences to help you work smarter. It can assist in generating smart goals and optimizing your task management approach.

Can I use Tasks Air on multiple devices?

Tasks Air is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod, suggesting it supports synchronization across Apple devices. Specific cross-platform support beyond Apple devices is not detailed.

How often is Tasks Air updated?

The latest version of Tasks Air is 2025.8.3, and it was last updated on August 29, 2025. This indicates frequent updates to improve the app.

What is Air Apps One?

Air Apps One is a package that provides access to over 30 different apps, including productivity, learning, fitness, and creativity tools, all included with a pro subscription to Tasks Air.

What is the age rating for Tasks Air?

Tasks Air has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for a wide range of users, including children and adults.