The iOS platform isn’t one that stands still, and, as such, apps require consistent updates to maintain compatibility and maintain syncing protocols. The developer’s website for it wont even load.Įven though the app still works, it’s just a matter of time until an iOS update causes it to crash on launch. This is for simple lists.įor years, our favorite app in this category was Clear, but it appears to have been abandoned. We aren’t looking for a GTD app (we have that) or something focused on shared lists for shopping (we have that). The simple list category is a focused one.
We watch updates and explore new apps in order to update reviews, or pick a new winner (when necessary). One aspect of our process is continually looking at our existing reviews to make sure our “pick” remains the best. We review, research, test, try, and then recommend only the best apps so you can find what you’re looking for. To explore more about it, you can also head to their GitHub page.Our goal at The Sweet Setup is to help you find the best apps for your Mac, iPad, and iPhone. If you don’t know about Flatpak - take a look at our complete guide on using Flatpak. In case you want to install it on any other Linux distro, you can try the Flatpak package on Flathub. You can type the commands below to install it on any Ubuntu-based distro (prior to Ubuntu 20.04): sudo add-apt-repository ppa:go-for-it-team/go-for-it-stable You can also use it on your Android phone using the Simpletask Dropbox app. We also have a separate article on Go For It - if you’d like to know more about it. The user interface is plain and simple with no fancy features. So, with this to-do app, you will not just end up completing the tasks but also being productive without stressing out. In addition to the ability to adding tasks, you can also specify the duration/interval of your break. Even though it isn’t available for Ubuntu 20.04 (or later) at the time of writing this, you can still use it on machines with Ubuntu 19.10 or older. Yet another impressive open-source to-do app for Linux which is based on todotxt.
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