Things 3

Things 3

Organize your life

28K ratings
1870 reviews
#3 in paid Productivity
💼 Business
📊 Productivity
$9.99

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This app helps you organize your life by planning your day, managing projects, and tracking progress toward your goals. It offers a clean interface to manage tasks, projects, and life areas, making it easy to focus on what matters.

To-Do management
Project organization
Area categorization
Daily planning
Reminders and repeaters
Calendar integration
Share extension
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What's New in Things 3

3.24.1

September 14, 2026

Things is ready for iOS 27 and watchOS 27, with great new system integrations: • Full integration with the new Siri (please check if it’s available on your device). • Full integration with Spotlight, your device’s built-in search. • More snoozing options for notifications, with more suitable durations. • A new extra-tall widget to see longer lists. • Various other compatibility improvements for the new OS. See our blog for more information: www.things.app

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Charts

Top Paid

📉 3-1

Productivity

This app dropped -1 position in Productivity chart.

Last updated on September 18, 2026.

Top Paid

📉 50-6

Global

This app dropped -6 positions in Global chart.

Last updated on September 18, 2026.

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User reviews

Gorgeous but widget…

I’ve known about Things for many years, and I’ve tried many different reminder and task apps. I always ended up coming back to Apple Reminders because I was missing something in the alternatives.

Some apps have too much information and too many features, while others are too simple. Things feels like the golden mean for me.

The only thing I really don’t like is the widget. It’s functional, but I think the list name could either use a slightly larger font or have some extra space below it. Right now, the spacing makes it look a bit cramped and honestly hurts my eyes. It feels a little bit like Android design.
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Amazing for me!

I've hesitated on this app for years because of the price and because most todo apps just do not work at all for me with my adhd. However, this app is incredible! The user interface is so so nice, and it has the perfect balance having just enough features while still being really simple to use with no learning curve! I'm so glad I finally purchased this! However to bring in new people I'd definitely recommend letting people download and try the app for a few days before purchasing to unlock the full version. But I'm so glad I bought it, and so glad it doesn't require a subscription! The one thing which would help me so much, even more, would be if along with today and someday, if you added a "soon" or "priority" section on the main screen which indicated it needed to be done soon without adding a specific date. Thanks so much for your work on this app!!
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Exactly what I needed!

Things 3 has filled a need that no other app or paper system has been able to fill. It’s as if the developers made this app to my personal specifications. And the bonus is the app is a one-time purchase; no ongoing subscription.

Old timer with some ideas

I'm a user of Things since version 1 and a product designer. I've seen how many technologies have changed over time, and what happens when industry leaders get lazy.

Things is still an amazing app for productivity — it’s position in many country’s App Stores proves this. Meanwhile, many competing apps now feature collaboration, AI-integration, and other improvements.

Things needs to integrate these features now, while they’re still in the lead; otherwise, competitors with these features will eventually take over.

As Steve Jobs said, “Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower.”
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Actualicen

Necesito que actualicen la app, que sea mejor que la app de recordatorios de Apple, que tenga más funcionalidades e integraciones con otra apps

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Reported Bugs

2 issues

Sync issues between devices

Bug

Occasional crashes or freezes

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Requested Features

5 requests

Ability to collapse headings and projects

Feature

Location-based reminders

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Two-way calendar sync

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Shared task lists

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Customizable alert sounds

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FAQ

What does Things 3 do?

Things 3 is an award-winning app designed to help you organize your life. It allows you to manage your to-dos, plan your day, organize projects, and track progress towards your goals with a clean and intuitive interface.

What are the key features of Things 3?

Key features include managing individual to-dos with notes and tags, creating structured projects with headings, organizing tasks into life Areas, and viewing your schedule in Today and Upcoming lists. It also offers reminders, repeaters, calendar integration, and a share extension.

How much does Things 3 cost?

Based on the provided information, Things 3 is a paid application. There are no mentions of in-app purchases or advertisements, suggesting a one-time purchase model.

What devices is Things 3 compatible with?

Things 3 is made for iPhone and also comes with an app for Apple Watch. It offers deep system integrations with iOS, including Share extensions, widgets, and Siri integration. It also syncs with iPad and Mac versions.

How can I use Things 3 to organize my life?

You can use Things 3 to break down large goals into manageable to-dos, group related tasks into projects, and categorize your life into distinct Areas like Work or Family. The app helps you plan your day and see what's upcoming, making it easier to focus on what matters.