The Hit List

The Hit List

Simply Powerful Task Manager

56 ratings
110 reviews
Free

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  • Released
  • Updated
  • December 17, 2014
  • September 24, 2018

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This app offers powerful yet simple task management for all your needs, from daily errands to long-term plans. It helps you capture tasks and stay organized, freeing up your focus for more effective time and task management. Syncs seamlessly across devices for convenience.

Task management for all life events
Focus on effectiveness and time management
Cross-device sync (iPhone, iPad, Mac)
Simple to learn, powerful to use
Scales from basic lists to GTD systems
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What's New in The Hit List

2.7.4

September 24, 2018

VERSION 2.7.4 • Fixes crash which could happen when going to create a new task VERSION 2.7 Smarter Today Screen • Tasks are sorted by priority within each section, making important tasks more prominent, and low priority tasks less so • When viewing completed tasks, only those from today are shown • The "Still Working On" section has been renamed to "Ongoing" Upcoming Screen • Improved layout splits up tasks for the week ahead so you can see what is happening each day Syncing • Push Sync means your task list is immediately up-to-date when editing on another device • Improved syncing of recurring tasks • Improved handling of time zone changes when travelling • Fixed bug where adding a subtask to a completed task via sync might not mark it as incomplete • Improved reliability of pull-to-sync Group Details • Viewing a Smart Folder's details is more informative, with an overview of its rule(s) • Re-instated the icon for the folder which a group belongs to • Improved handling of titles to avoid accidentally creating groups with leading or trailing whitespace Task Lists • New editing commands: • Mark tasks as complete/incomplete • Clear start date • Increment start date • Additional option to sort tasks by creation date • iPad: Extra action to easily archive a partially complete list, cancelling any remaining tasks • Better truncation of long list names when included while viewing a list (e.g. Today) • Fixed crash which could occur when swiping to delete tasks • Corrected indentation of checkboxes when searching Task Details • Fixed bug where the disclosure button could point the wrong way initially If you're a fan of The Hit List, we really appreciate it if you leave a review or rating on the App Store. Thanks!

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User reviews

She’s dead, Jim.

Mac version is no longer available on their web site or in the App Store. This one hasn’t been updated in 5 years. Unfortunate :-(

Fantastic Task Manager App

This is the best task manager app I’ve ever tried. It syncs flawlessly between all of my devices, and does everything I would ever need it to do.

Try it, you will not be disappointed.

Utterly broken

Don’t buy it. It crashes all the time. The developers won’t answer. This is a ghost app by now. It used to be the best to-do app out there (better than Things, Todoist, Omnifocus, etc). Now it is just a piece of outdated abandonware. Apple should remove it from the App Store

The best of them but abandoned years ago

The best of the lot had the Mac app still ncr its launch in 2008 , but app was abandoned years ago

This would be perfect if you could manually or ALPHABETICALLY reorder the Lists tab.

Everything in this app is PERFECT bro. The only drawback for me is the inability to manually or alphabetically organize the Lists tab. And I say this is a huge flaw because the Tags tab is alphabetically organized but not the Lists tab. I had to take a star off because of this! And this is coming from someone who is a huge practitioner of bullet journaling, GTD, and the 12-week year frameworks together.

Oh and you can put sub-tasks within sub-tasks! This is REALLY useful if you’re a practitioner of the 12-week year book. It helped me organize my project tasks by week and then all I had to do next was move the project lists for my 12-week-year goals to a folder that focuses solely on one 12-week-year period at a time.

But like I said, I wish I could reorganize the order of the folders and project lists. That would really help!
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FAQ

What does The Hit List do?

The Hit List is a powerful, flexible, and simple task management application designed to help you capture and organize all your tasks, from daily errands to long-term plans. It aims to free up your focus, improve your time management, and increase your effectiveness.

What are the key features of The Hit List?

Key features include managing any type of task, from simple to-do lists to complex plans, with a focus on effective time and task management. It offers seamless syncing between iPhone, iPad, and Mac versions, and its interface is designed to be easy to learn while providing powerful functionality.

How much does The Hit List cost?

The Hit List is a paid application. The iPhone and iPad versions are available as a Universal app. The Mac version is sold separately on the Mac App Store. A sync service is included for users who utilize both the mobile and Mac applications.

What devices is The Hit List compatible with?

The Hit List is available for iPhone and iPad as a Universal app. It is also available for Mac, which is sold separately on the Mac App Store. The included sync service allows for seamless integration between these devices.

Who is The Hit List designed for?

This app is ideal for anyone who needs to manage a variety of tasks, from simple daily lists to ambitious long-term projects. It's suitable for individuals who appreciate a simple interface but require powerful organizational capabilities and cross-device synchronization.