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This app helps users manage tasks by focusing on completion rather than just collection. It offers features like effort sizing, work-in-progress limits, and a weekly review to help individuals and freelancers cut through their to-do lists effectively.
What's New in Zoro.
1.8.0
November 3, 2026
Siri, in Zoro. Say "Add a task in Zoro", then the task in one sentence, project and due date included. Zoro reads it back before it adds anything. Ask "What's on Zoro today?", "What's next in Zoro?" or "What's left in Apartment Sale in Zoro?" and Siri reads your list. NEW - The quarter close. Settle last quarter's goals (cut, carry or cut loose), then name the next three. A notification before the quarter ends. Pick when in Settings › Notifications. - One Today order on every device: work in progress first, then priority, then oldest. - Swipe left on Today to abandon, with undo. The Next Cut button that pushes a task to tomorrow now says Tomorrow. - Snapshots keep thirty days, and the list shows three until you ask for all. - A one-time Siri tip on Today and in quick-add.
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FAQ
What is Zoro's core philosophy?
Zoro's core philosophy is to help users cut down their tasks and focus on completion, rather than simply collecting them. It emphasizes finishing a few high-leverage items each day.
How does Zoro handle tasks across different projects?
Zoro allows users to manage tasks from multiple projects on a single board. Each task is assigned a priority (P1-P3) and an effort size (S/M/L), so the most important work rises to the top regardless of its project.
What is the 'weekly review' feature in Zoro?
The weekly review is a feature that happens every Friday. Zoro compiles data on completed tasks, added tasks, overdue items, and deferred work, prompting users to reflect and plan for the next week.
Is Zoro available on multiple devices?
Yes, Zoro syncs seamlessly across iPhone, Mac, and the web using iCloud. This ensures your tasks are accessible and up-to-date on all your Apple devices.
Does Zoro collect any user data?
No, Zoro is private by architecture. Your tasks are stored in your own iCloud, and the app has no servers that hold your data, no accounts to create, and no analytics or tracking. The App Privacy label states 'Data Not Collected'.
What features are included in Zoro Pro?
Zoro Pro offers advanced insights like full weekly insight cards (aging, avoidance, effort mix), extended History, Trends over time, a stats dashboard, subtasks, and custom statuses. It provides a deeper dive into your work habits.
What are the pricing options for Zoro Pro?
Zoro Pro offers a 14-day free trial. After the trial, you can choose a monthly subscription for $2.99, an annual subscription for $19.99, or a one-time purchase for $59.99.
How often is Zoro updated?
Zoro was last updated on November 3, 2026, with version 1.8.0. This indicates a relatively active development cycle, suggesting ongoing improvements and bug fixes.









