In reality the wheel - be it a bike/ car / horse & buggy or trolley just does one thing: it rolls. That one function turned out to be pretty useful in you know like… moving the world.The point? Sometimes the best tool for the job doesn’t have many tools, which is exactly what makes it work. GTD ,Priority Matrix, PARA method ,Pomodoro Time blocking - methods made with apps filled with more and more tools to sell to the ever revolving door or people who fail to stick to one productivity system - obviously the apps fault, so they move to the next tool. Each more powerful than the ones that landed us on the moon, yet the cycle continues - growing even into automations that aggregate our todos through Zapier and IFTT so that our tasks can live harmoniously on even more powerful tools…But when managing the tools and tuning them becomes the task well - if you’ve read this far I don’t think I need to spoon feed the rest, you get where I’m going. ALTERNATIVELY - ask yourself this: you’re about 10 seconds away from the end if this post. When those seconds end what task are you going to do right now - and task make more sense to do later? “Do Now / Do Later” - or if this method get famous enough “DNDL”Ruthless prioritization. Focus on the next thing. Do it, now.

I love Twodos’ design, first and foremost. It’s Things 3-level attention to detail, playful interactions, and smooth animations. Moreover, it just *works*, which is essential for me these days. The Twodos methodology is one that I would love just a little refining to, but I see so much potential for me in getting myself away from copious projects and lists when I could really afford to simplify my system. The ability to add due dates would be absolutely wonderful, even just so that I could organize the “Later” section of the app. One last thing: an iPad app (and eventually hopefully some kind of Mac port, whether through Catalyst or natively) would be the clincher that would have me switch to Twodos full-time. While I can make Stage Manager possibly work, I need something full-fledged in order to make using the app on all my devices worth the jump. I really adore this app upon first glance, and I’m looking forward to its future! Support independent developers!

I Like twofold it’s very simple to use. There’s one problem I found. I do it on my phone, of course and I wish I had it on my iPad because my Notes are pretty long and I can’t always read the whole thing after I’ve typed it. I tried turning the phone sideways to get it wider and longer and that doesn’t seem to work so something to keep working on there Adam thank you Don

I have tried all the popular to-do apps. Things, Todoist, Google Reminders, Apple notes etc etc. They all have just too much for the way my brain works. This thing is so extremely simple that it finally works for me. If you’re someone like me that won’t even write something down if it’s too much work, this is the app for you!