Vector ToDo vs Vibelist

Vector ToDo is a fast, focused productivity app for people who want their tasks, notes, and calendar in one place — without the noise. Built around the way you actually work: capture quickly, organize when you need to, and ship what matters today. THE BASICS, DONE RIGHT • Capture tasks in one tap — title, due date, priority, project • Rich notes with formatting, lists, checkboxes, and links • Calendar view that shows tasks and events together • Drag-and-drop kanban boards for visual planning • Powerful search across everything • Light & dark themes that respect your system BUILT FOR GTD If you use Getting Things Done — or want to — Vector ToDo has first-class support: • Inbox for quick capture • Next Actions list for the work you can do right now • Waiting For tracking (who owes you what, since when) • Someday / Maybe project for the ideas you're not ready for • Weekly review surfaces overdue, stale, and upcoming work WORKS OFFLINE. SYNCS INSTANTLY. Vector ToDo is offline-first. Capture a task on the subway, edit a note on a plane — everything syncs the moment you reconnect. No spinners. No "couldn't save" dialogs. HOME-SCREEN WIDGETS See your today list, next action, or starred notes right on your home screen. Multiple widget sizes and styles. TEAM WORKSPACES Share projects with your team, assign tasks, leave comments, and see what everyone is working on. Personal projects stay personal. SIGN IN WITH APPLE One-tap sign in, no email required. Your data stays yours. PRIVACY YOU CAN VERIFY • No ads, ever • No selling your data • Open source server, self-hostable if you want • Full Apple Privacy Manifest disclosure WHAT MAKES VECTOR TODO DIFFERENT Most task apps either do too little (just a list) or too much (project management bloat). Vector ToDo sits in the middle — the things you actually use, every day, done fast. • No required tutorials or onboarding flows • No "AI assistant" you didn't ask for • No upgrade nags • Just your tasks, your notes, your day WHO IT'S FOR • Solo founders and indie hackers • Designers, writers, developers • Students managing classes and projects • Parents juggling work and home • Anyone who's bounced between Todoist, Apple Reminders, and a notes app trying to find one that fits GETTING STARTED Open the app, sign in with Apple, and you're in. Your inbox is empty by design — start by capturing the things on your mind. Vector ToDo gets out of your way. SUPPORT & FEEDBACK We read every message: support@vectortodo.com

Most todo apps show you everything at once — including all the things you can't actually start yet. Vibelist is different: you tell it what depends on what, and it shows you only the tasks that are ready right now. Everything else waits quietly until its turn comes. Chain your tasks. "Book flights" can't happen before "Research destinations." In Vibelist, you link them once — and "Book flights" stays hidden until research is done, then appears by itself, exactly when it becomes possible. No more scrolling past blocked tasks, no more mental filtering. See your work as a map. The graph view lays your projects out as flowing chains: what's active now, what's coming next, and how it all connects. Pinch, pan, and tap a task to edit it. Completed work drifts into the past, where every project keeps a clean, chronological record — read it top to bottom, left to right, and you can replay exactly how you got here. Plan your day with intent. Flag the tasks you want to tackle today. As you complete work, follow-up tasks that become ready take their place automatically — your plan advances itself. Projects with personality. Group tasks into projects, give each its own color, reorder and rename them freely. Colors adapt to light and dark mode so everything stays readable. Your data stays yours. Automatic iCloud backup and sync across your devices — no account, no login, no tracking. Export your entire list as readable JSON anytime, and import it back whenever you want. Widgets keep your ready tasks on your home screen. Vibelist is for anyone whose work comes in steps: students, parents, entrepreneurs, people with ADHD — anyone who's ever written "(after X is done)" next to a todo. Stop managing your list. Just do what's up now.