A List of Things To Do

A to-do list that keeps to itself. Your tasks live in your own iCloud, sync to your devices, and are never sent to us — there is no account and no server.

A list of things to do. Nothing more.

Type a task, tick it off, and get on with your day. No projects, no boards, no streaks, no account to create.

YOUR TASKS, IN YOUR ICLOUD Everything is stored on your device and synced through your own private iCloud database. There is no server in the middle and no sign-up. Tasks you add on the Mac are on your iPhone, and the other way round. Edits made offline queue up and sync when you reconnect.

We cannot see your tasks. Apple gives developers no access to anyone's private iCloud data, so your list is yours alone.

MADE FOR MAC AND IPHONE The Mac app has a sidebar, hover actions, right-click menus, a side notes pane and keyboard shortcuts. The iPhone app has hold-to-reorder rows, quick inline entry and sheets that stay out of the way. Neither is a stretched copy of the other.

WHAT IT DOES • Lists, tasks and notes • Archive tasks instead of deleting them, and restore them later • Reorder by dragging, and search across everything • Ten dark themes, from deep indigo to warm gruvbox • A different photo behind your list each day, or one of your own • Siri and Shortcuts: add a task, mark one done, or ask what's still open • Import and export CSV, so your tasks are never locked in • "This device only" mode if you would rather nothing left the device

PRIVATE BY DEFAULT No analytics, no crash reporting services, no advertising, no tracking. The only network request that isn't iCloud is the optional daily background photo, and it sends nothing about you or your tasks.