Pilot cList vs today

Pilot cList is a checklist app tailored for people who perform repetitive tasks such as preflight checking an aircraft before each flight. You can quickly fine tune the sequence of events as you go through the list; add new items, change the details of a task, delete an item, or reorder the sequence of events to match how you perform a task. It's also great before you fly by organizing your travel preparation activities such as getting ready, packing, and locking up the house. The last thing you want to think about as you head to the airport is 'Did I remember to...' One of the most powerful features of Pilot cList is the ability to create one copy of a task or list and include it in multiple places. Instead of duplicating things, you can include one list inside another or add an item to multiple lists. If you change the name of a list or item, it is changed everywhere you used it. When you nest lists Pilot cList creates an clean outline format for you. Note: You can use all the Pilot cList features (except backing up your lists to our servers) without creating an account with One in a Million Apps LLC. Registering is completely optional. Features: ° Edit your lists right on the device; this is a great way to customize the task at hand. ° Organize your lists into groups. ° Clean outline format. ° Lets you cross out an item instead of checking it off. ° Share lists using email, AirDrop, or DropBox. ° Backup and synchronize your lists amongst all your iPhone and iPad devices using the One in a Million Apps LLC servers. ° Works in portrait and landscape orientation. ° Apple Watch support lets you leave your phone in your pocket while marking tasks complete. Quickly check off items as you finish them and see what's next to do as Pilot cList hides the checked item.

Being productive is not that difficult. You need to decide what to do, then do it—preferably today. Today offers a distraction-free app that focuses on what you must do today. Ideally, you get into a habit of finishing every task that needs to be done today, but if you don't get to it, it will be moved to the next day for you. Overloading your tasks into a single day is a recipe for disaster, so your today screen should be only tasks you intend to finish today. The rest can go in the backlog to be brought it when the day is right.