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- By:
- 嘉豪 栾
- Rating:
- 4.00 (8)
1.00
- Version:
- 2.1.0 Last updated: 2026-07-15
- Version code:
- 888269087
- Creation date:
- 2025-08-06
- Compatible devices:
- Size:
- 187.73MB
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- Source:
- Apple Apps Store
- Data ingested on:
- 2026-07-24
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User Reviews
I’ve been using this app for 7 days now and I have to state: as a long time Things 3, OmniFocus, and Todoist user, this app in its initial stage has the perfect taste of aesthetic and power. Right from download.
Once the Mac and iPad version releases, this can easily become the best GTD solution on the market. If you are a GTD purest it’s perfect, if your productivity is based or any variant of GTD, this will work for you. I hope the devs can release a website or link with upcoming goals for this tool because it will be a major contender very soon.
by De*****, 2026-06-18
I’ve used David Allen’s GTD system for 20 years, and I’ve always looked for an app that would allow me to implement GTD in its purest form. Meaning, without having to disable Pomodoro timers, time blocking, etc. Things 3 has served me well but it’s getting very dated and doesn’t handle complex projects. I tried OmniFocus Pro for a year until they ruined the interface trying to adopt Liquid Glass (still not fixed), after which I returned to Things.
This app is really close. It uses most of the useful power features of OmniFocus, with a home page similar to Things 3. However, it is closer in complexity to OnniFocus as well. There is more friction entering tasks and moving around the interface than Things, but then Cultured Code has had a Very Long Time(tm) to perfect it too.
One feature I’d like improvement on is an easier to read “Today” view. Locus uses a view similar to OmniFocus, but oddly harder to read and figure out what’s coming up. For example, calendar events take up 3 lines but they are sorted at the top like Things. This eats up a lot of real estate. Perhaps if there was an option to either shrink them to 1 line like Things or sort them into your task list like a planner (à la OmniFocus) it would be better.
Also, it seems like the calendar view automatically sorts tasks with deadlines above planned tasks, even if the deadline is late in the day. There is no option to override this behavior. Actually, I’d like more customization in the calendar view overall.
Except for these nit picky items, the developer has done a great job combining features of the only 2 real GTD apps available.
by ja*****, 2026-06-11
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