QwikCards 4+

This is a great and easy to use checklist software. It syncs easily with the Mac version. The only extra's I would like to see would be a filter to see only non ticked items - and the option to reset the cards which have been ticked to non ticked! Otherwise a great list maker package - the best available!
Update: I sent through a request for changes to the program and the programmer responded very quickly and favourably. 10/10 for support!

(This is a copy of my Mac App Store review)

Qwikcards is what I have been wanting for quite a while, a todo/lists/reminders app that is focussed on the essential stuff, a flexible set of notes/lists/items that you can move around, rearrange, reorder, regroup, expand and contract, annotate, update etc. Very much like most people's paper lists of things to do. Or indeed a boxed card set, which is the model it's built on.

It isn't full of unnecessary fluff like priority, due date, reminders and all the rubbish that Microsoft Tasks and other such apps have. These just get in the way. Tasks are -never- done by any due date, priorities always change, these are a waste of time. I just have a "Today" category in Qwikcards, which is my top priority, a "This Week" for the next most important, "Next Week" for the next, and lots of categories for particular areas like "Repairs" etc.

It works fine, you can drag any task up and down to reprioritise it visually, to a differnt group (under a coloured Divider), or to a diffeent Box (ie. category), or to a "Done" box, or leave in the Trash folder for that box when done (I like to see "done" things accumulate!). It's nicely visual, you can see your tasks easily. One click gets you everywhere. Each one-line card summary has a full card that you can write extra notes on (like a card-index card).

It syncs fine to my iPhone and is easy to use on the iPhone. I primarily maintain my lists / notes on the Mac, but can easily check things on the iPhone and add new notes or tasks there.

Well I've gone overboard here but I like to acknowledge a good piece of work. I have tried and abandoned several styles of To Do apps, but I think I've found The One. Keep it up.