Chirp Tasks vs Memo(Mach)

Chirp Tasks — the shared to-do list for families and couples. One list, everyone in sync. Add "milk" on your way out and your partner sees it before they reach the store. ----------------------------- Share in real time ----------------------------- Create a group and invite your family with a single code. Every task you add, edit or check off appears on everyone's phone right away. No more "I thought you were buying that". ----------------------------- Not just groceries ----------------------------- Two lists are ready to go — Shopping and To Do — and you can add as many of your own as you like: - Trip packing - Wedding prep - Moving house - Pet care - Books to read, films to watch Use up to 3 categories for free. Add unlimited categories with Premium. ----------------------------- Due dates and reminders ----------------------------- Give a task a date and a time and get a push notification before it is due. "Today" and "Tomorrow" are one tap away, so most tasks take a couple of seconds to file. ----------------------------- Who is doing what ----------------------------- Assign a task to someone so everyone knows who is on it. Each member shows up as their own emoji, and completion is tracked per person for tasks you share. ----------------------------- Built for everyday use ----------------------------- - Drag and drop to reorder - A satisfying completion animation with haptic feedback - Attach a photo to a task - Undo a deletion within five seconds - Choose your favourite theme colour, with full dark mode support - Also available in your browser (available when at least one group member subscribes to Premium) ----------------------------- Set up in a minute ----------------------------- 1. Download (free) 2. Pick a nickname and an emoji 3. Create a group, or join one with an invite code Free to download (ad-supported), and built on Firebase so your list stays in sync across every device in the group. Note: voice input with Amazon Alexa is available in Japanese only. Note: Siri Shortcuts are available in Japanese only.

I think the key to taking notes lies in “simplicity.” If writing notes feels like a hassle, it’s hard to keep it up as a habit. That’s why, while I try to keep my notes simple, I never take them lightly :) * EULA: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/