Description
Things is a beautifully focused and amazingly intuitive task manager. Other todo applications either oversimplify or are too difficult to use. Things instead offers the perfect balance between ease of use and powerful features.
Effortlessly manage to-dos, notes, due dates, and projects. A smart today list and the scheduling feature allow you to work as effectively as possible - every day.
You can even sync wirelessly with the desktop version of Things (sold separately) using Wi-Fi.
Join the thousands of iPhone and iPod touch users who have made Things the most popular paid to-do manager in the App Store.
Visit our web site for a screencast to find out exactly how Things works.
“If Things sounds simple, that's because it is. Other to-do list managers I've tried have, quite honestly, gotten in the way of me getting things done. Things doesn't do that. And I wouldn't have it any other way.” -- Macworld.com, ★★★★
Mac|Life Editor's Choice Award, ★★★★★
"Our Favorite Apps...Entirely amazing." -- Apple, App Store Turns 1
What's New In Version 1.6
• Retina display graphics. (iPhone 4)
• Local notifications can remind you of due and scheduled tasks. (iOS 4)
• Multitasking Support. (iOS 4)
• TextExpander Support.
• Improved stability and bug fixes.
Customer Reviews
Abandonware. Abandoned for Appigo
Beautiful and functional, but no updates in ages. Unacceptable at this price, especially considering the desktop version (another purchase) is required to sync.
Just go away already
How this app still survives is beyond me. Just read through the majority if reviews and you'll see there's a big problem with this company. CC should just axe this whole thing and make Things a stand alone to-do app and charge .99... they obviously don't have the development know-how and/or resources to do what needs to be done with this app.
If I sound bitter, I have the right... I purchased both the desktop and iPhone app. I got scammed.
Still no universal iPhone/iPad app
Frankly, I am growing weary of developers fleecing their customers with separate iPhone/iPad versions, and Cultured Code are a prime example for this behavior.
Yes, their apps are beautiful to look at and, leaving aside some truly annoying bugs, they also work quite well. But let's not forget what it is we are talking about here: unless you are a project manager by trade (and they won't use Things for their work), Things is a supplemental tool, nothing more nothing less.
If you began using this tool on your Mac, and let's face it – at that point you're locked in to using Things, and you want to use it on all your devices, this set of to-do list apps will cost you $80. Considering the needs of most people and keeping in mind what this application does, CC's pricing scheme most definitely has lost contact with reality.
Now don't get me wrong, I am *NOT* saying Cultured Code should work for free, or even provide free upgrades for life!
They absolutely should get paid for their work, but there's a balance to be found between being a starving bunch of programmers and lining one's pockets – these applications have not found that balance yet.
A more appropriate and user-friendly way to achieve this balance would have been to release a (paid, via in-app purchase) universal version of Things - and everyone could have been happy.
The way things are going so far this year, Cultured Code and Things prove to be a massive disappointment.
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$9.99
- Category: Productivity
- Updated:Jul 26, 2010
- Current Version:1.6
- 1.6 (iOS 4.0 Tested)
- 6.4 MB
- Languages:English, French, German, Japanese, Russian, Spanish
- Seller:Werner Jainek
- © 2008-2010 Cultured Code
Requirements:Compatible with iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad. Requires iPhone OS 3.0 or later.
