Taskleef vs Soniro

TaskLeef is task management that meets you where you work — whether that's your phone, your terminal, or your AI coding assistant. Capture tasks with natural language, organize with projects, and let smart recurring schedules keep your life on autopilot. No Gantt charts. No 47-field forms. Just a fast, focused inbox that scales with your workflow. WHAT YOU CAN DO - Create tasks with priorities, due dates, defer dates, and subtasks - Organize work into projects with expandable sections - Set recurring tasks — intervals, after-completion, specific days, or combinations - Defer tasks until you're ready to deal with them - Import from Apple Reminders automatically in the background - Get smart notifications — including persistent reminders every 5 minutes for tasks that can't wait - Snooze notifications (15, 30, or 60 min) or complete tasks directly from the lock screen - Quick-add tasks from anywhere in the app BUILT FOR DEVELOPERS TaskLeef is the only task manager with a full command-line interface and an MCP server that lets AI assistants like Claude Code manage your tasks natively. Create, complete, and move tasks while pair-programming — without leaving your editor. The iOS app syncs with your boards in real time, so tasks you create in the terminal show up on your phone instantly. SIMPLE BUT CAPABLE TaskLeef is opinionated about staying simple. The inbox is fast. The projects are clean. The notifications are smart. And when you need more — Kanban boards, team collaboration, WIP limits, bidirectional GitHub and Slack integrations — it's all there on taskleef.com. Free to start. No credit card required.

Reminders that insist, and don't get lost among your notifications. Soniro is a planner you manage by talking, and its alerts don't get mistaken for anything else: if you don't deal with them they come back every few minutes, they stay on your lock screen even if you clear the tray and, when it matters, they go off like an alarm. You press the orb, you say what you have to do however it comes out (with filler words and mid-sentence corrections) and Soniro works out what it is, when, how often it repeats and how far in advance you want to be warned. It shows you before saving. And if you touch nothing, it goes off anyway. THREE BEHAVIORS, NOT THREE VOLUMES You give each reminder one of three priorities, and each one alerts differently: - Low: it tells you once, with Soniro's own sound. No more mistaking it for a message. - Medium: it isn't louder, it just doesn't go away. It comes back every five minutes for half an hour and stays pinned to your lock screen, even if you clear the notification tray. - High: it goes off like an alarm, every minute, for ten minutes. EXTREME MODE (iOS 26 or later) If you turn it on, high priority stops being a notification and becomes a real alarm: it takes over the screen and goes off even if your phone is on silent or in Do Not Disturb. Only "Done" stops it. Anything else snoozes it. It ships turned off until you enable it. ALWAYS IN SIGHT - A home screen widget with what you have pending, and the board on your lock screen with what's coming now. - Month, week and day calendar. - Sections with their own color, each with its default priority and early alerts. - Repeats: every day, every week, every month, every year. - Siri: "Hey Siri, note down in Soniro", and you dictate without opening the app. THE STREAK NEVER GUILT-TRIPS YOU Soniro counts the days in a row you do what you write down. It never shows you failure rates, percentages or guilt. WHO IT'S FOR For people who already organize themselves: planner, lists, notes, reminders. People building something, with a full day. It's not that you don't organize yourself; it's that writing it down isn't enough when the alert piles up with forty others and vanishes when you clear the tray. If you write nothing down, Soniro won't help you: it isn't here to build you the habit, it's here so the one you already have stops failing. YOUR VOICE DOESN'T LEAVE YOUR IPHONE The audio is transcribed on your own iPhone. Only the already transcribed text is sent to be interpreted, and the model provider does not use it for training. No ads, no analytics, no tracking. And you don't need to create an account: signing up only serves to sync between devices. WORTH KNOWING - Extreme mode requires iOS 26. On earlier versions it doesn't appear. - With Low Power Mode on, iOS may delay alerts by a few minutes. That's a system limit, not Soniro's. - To dictate, your iPhone needs offline speech recognition for the language you dictate in. If it doesn't have it, Soniro tells you and you can type instead. - Soniro needs a connection to understand what you dictate. Without one, the editor opens with what you said and you finish it yourself. Alerts never depend on the network. - Soniro is in Spanish, English and Catalan. FREE AND PREMIUM You can use Soniro without paying anything: unlimited low and medium priority reminders, one high priority at a time and 30 AI captures a month. Soniro Premium removes those two limits. Monthly or yearly subscription with a 14-day trial; it renews by itself unless you cancel, and cancelling never takes away or downgrades anything you already have. Terms of use: https://soniro.app/en/terms/ Privacy policy: https://soniro.app/en/privacy/ Support: https://soniro.app/soporte/