Tag Archives: tasks

Due is one of my favourite apps on iOS. It’s consistently on my iPhone’s first home screen and I end up finding uses for it every single day. Even if you’ve already got great apps for timing things and setting quick alerts or tasks, you’ll likely still find a good use …

Some people get by with simple plain text lists, but I really enjoy using a task manager. The iPhone doesn’t have one by default, but over the past few years, quite a few third party developers have stepped up to the plate with some excellent solutions. My personal favourites include …

[version 1.0] I think Taskpaper is a great idea coupled with expert execution and a great understanding of the iPhone UI: your tasks are kept in simple plain text bullet points, but the app can display and manipulate them in varioucs ways based on a set of dead simple text …

Taskpaper likely won’t help me with my efficiency, but it sure looks like it might make data entry a little easier. Everything within the respective iPhone and Mac applications is really just formatted text that’s separated by bullet points or line breaks. The result is a UI that should be …

The 2Do update that Guided Ways released last night is so big, it’s hard to believe it’s a mere dot upgrade. Didn’t we just see v1.1 in December 2009? (We did.) The changes to the app are so numerous that it’s really best to link you to the version history …

Awesome Note lite version is limited to a maximum of seven notes and no syncing, but it’s a fair demo version that shows you most everything else that the full version has to offer. The app combines a gorgeous note-taking UI with some basic task management features, theoretically offering you …

Like Patrick (actually because of him), I’ve been a fan of Things task manager for a while now. It features gorgeous native apps on both the iPhone and the Mac, but as simple and minimal as it is, Things still hasn’t simplified the act of task creation. You’ve got to …