Lists To do
- 79 of 100 · reviews
- 4.8of 5 · store
- 105,128ratings on the App Store
- 500reviews read
An editorial reading of the saved reviews
Lists To Do does one thing: lets you add a task in one tap with no setup and no account. That is exactly what students and people with ADHD value when bulky systems stop them from starting. The list lives only on the phone with no sync.
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What people use it for
Students, people with ADHD, and anyone who needs a quick checklist without accounts or payments. Not for cross-device sync or team use.
What reviews praise
- Add a task in one tap with no menus.
- Multiple lists with custom labels and icons.
- Time-based reminders fire reliably.
- The app does not slow down or freeze.
What reviews complain about
- No cross-device sync: the list stays on the phone only.
- Tasks cannot be manually reordered after creation.
- Editing an already entered item is cumbersome.
- No attachments or notes on a task.
What users experience
2 excerpts from the breakdown. These are individual cases, not a verdict on all users.
Simple, effective and I basically live with this app every day. I have ADD, never diagnosed until I was 50, and a therapist suggested I make prolific use of to-do lists.
As a college student with severe ADHD this is the perfect user friendly app to keep all my different to do and shopping lists organized and in one place.
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