DeepList vs Iris

DeepList is a simple, focused app for nested lists—shopping, trips, projects, movies to watch, or anything you need to break into layers. Build outlines naturally • Type right in the list to add or edit items • Swipe to indent (demote) or outdent (promote) and build sub-lists • Long-press to reorder; drag items into the order that works for you • Open any item for full details Stay on top of what matters • Turn a group into To-Dos with Reminder-style checkboxes • Set optional due dates and times • Schedule one-time local reminders with a bell on the list • Add labels, a URL, remarks, photos, and files Find and review quickly • Search across titles, remarks, URLs, and labels • Tap a label on the list to search that tag • Sort each sub-list manually, by due date, or by title • Tap a link chip to open it in Safari; tap a photo to view full screen Your data stays on your device DeepList stores lists locally with SwiftData. No account required for everyday use. DeepList — nested lists, without the clutter.

Iris brings your Muse conversations to Apple Watch. Sign in once on your iPhone with the code Muse sends you, and Iris hands the sign-in to your Watch. From then on, everything happens on your wrist: read your conversations, pick up any chat where you left off, and reply by typing or dictating. • Your Muse conversations, on Apple Watch • Reply by typing or dictating • Sign in once on iPhone; the iPhone keeps nothing once your Watch has it • No ads, no tracking Iris needs a Muse account. Iris is an independent app and isn't made by or affiliated with Meta.