Next - Task management 4+

Name: Next - Task management
Author: Arsen Grigoryan

Achieve your goals

Arsen Grigoryan

Designed for iPad

- Free
- Offers In-App Purchases

Description

Accomplish big things, by consistently doing small things, every day.

Welcome to Next

Next is a universal planner and organiser that helps you define your goals, break them down into small tasks, focus on completing selected tasks, monitor progress, get reminders throughout whole journey of ideation, planning, execution and completion.

It is really up to you what you make out of Next, it can be used for maintaining a simple To Do list, Groceries lis, or a complex project.

Here are quick 3 steps to achieving your goals

Step 1 - Define your goal

Albert Einstein said: "If I had an hour to solve a problem, I'd spend 55 minutes defining the problem, and 5 minutes thinking about solution."

So make sure you are crystal clear on what you want to achieve.

Step 2 - Break it down into small specific actions (tasks)

Once you are clear what you want to accomplish, it is very important to break down that idea into very small and very specific tasks with a target due date. If necessary, tasks can be broken down even further, into subtasks.

Step 3 - Concentrate on a task

Once you have a list of tasks, next important step is to start working on a specific single task. The key phrase here is start working. Even if you are not sure that you have the full list, or not very clear how to solve it, start doing something. The very fact of work, will lead to ideas and solutions.

We hope that Next will help you achieving your goals, let us know how you get on.

14 Nov 2024

Version 3.8

A new option to postpone all overdue tasks is now available when opening them from the Message Centre - simply tap the icon in the top right corner.

Removing the task due date is now easier with the new option added to the task menu.

The main Add button color is now synchronized with the selected list's tint color.

Additionally, a bug preventing the display of the next instance of a recurring task on the calendar has been fixed.

The developer, Arsen Grigoryan, indicated that the app’s privacy practices may include handling of data as described below. For more information, see the developer’s privacy policy.