What’s new in 2.61: iOS 16 compatibility. Restored light mode setting.

What’s new in 2.60: iOS 16 compatibility.

What’s new in 2.51: Bug fixes.

What’s new in 2.5: iOS 13 and iPhone 11 compatibility.

What’s new in 2.4: iOS 12 and iPhone X compatibility.

What’s new in 2.3: iOS 10 compatibility. Support for changing font size. In the iOS 10 Settings app, choose General, then Accessibility, then Larger Text.

Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 2.2: iOS 9 compatibility. Repeating due dates.

Important: Before upgrading, create a backup of your List! data. From the ‘Your Lists’ Screen, tap the Tools button in the bottom toolbar, then tap Mail, and then HTML (or Mail HTML on the iPad). Send the email to an account that you can access from your iOS device Mail app. At the top of the email is an import link that you can tap to import your data back into the List! app. Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 2.11: Added setting for incremental search. Fixed issue with notifications.

Important: Before upgrading, create a backup of your List! data. From the ‘Your Lists’ Screen, tap the Tools button in the bottom toolbar, then tap Mail, and then HTML (or Mail HTML on the iPad). Send the email to an account that you can access from your iOS device Mail app. At the top of the email is an import link that you can tap to import your data back into the List! app. Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 2.11: iOS 8 compatibility. Fixed crash bug when showing/hiding sublists in list picker. Fixed intermittent crash bug when tapping back button. Fixed text formatting in tip balloons. Removed white edge from app icon.

Important: Before upgrading, create a backup of your List! data. From the ‘Your Lists’ Screen, tap the Tools button in the bottom toolbar, then tap Mail, and then HTML (or Mail HTML on the iPad). Send the email to an account that you can access from your iOS device Mail app. At the top of the email is an import link that you can tap to import your data back into the List! app. Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 2.1: iOS 8 compatibility. Fixed issue where alert was not dismissable for countdown clock. Fixed duplication issue when changing parent list and due date.

Important: Before upgrading, create a backup of your List! data. From the ‘Your Lists’ Screen, tap the Tools button in the bottom toolbar, then tap Mail, and then HTML (or Mail HTML on the iPad). Send the email to an account that you can access from your iOS device Mail app. At the top of the email is an import link that you can tap to import your data back into the List! app. Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 2.03: Increased the target tap area around the check box. Fixed bug where the countdown clock was not removed when an item was checked and the list cell setting for this option was enabled. Completion date is displayed for list items with due dates when checked. Spanish localization.

Important: Before upgrading, create a backup of your List! data. From the ‘Your Lists’ Screen, tap the Tools button in the bottom toolbar, then tap Mail, and then HTML (or Mail HTML on the iPad). Send the email to an account that you can access from your iOS device Mail app. At the top of the email is an import link that you can tap to import your data back into the List! app. Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 2.02: Bug fix for issue with 2.01 release that caused data loss for some users.

Important: Before upgrading, create a backup of your List! data. From the ‘Your Lists’ Screen, tap the Tools button in the bottom toolbar, then tap Mail, and then HTML (or Mail HTML on the iPad). Send the email to an account that you can access from your iOS device Mail app. At the top of the email is an import link that you can tap to import your data back into the List! app. Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! Lite by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 2.01: Performance improvements when expanding lists containing a large number of list items. Reduced the number of ‘How To’ tip balloons.

Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 2.0: Search! ‘How To’ tip balloons. Removed video Tutorials screen. New lists are now open by default on the navigation screen. The collapse/expand triangles on the Navigation screen, Move/Copy screens, and Select List screen are only shown for lists containing sublists. In expanded mode, list items display their parent lists. Added buttons to list and item editings screen to reveal detail screen. Automatic reference counting (internal technical enhancement).

Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 1.90: Minimum requirements to upgrade: iOS 5 iOS 6 compatibility. Support for iPhone 5 screen. Added Expand/Collapse button which allows you to view all of the list items within a list as well as all list items contained in sublists. Favorites on the Navigation screen display the favorite’s list hierarchy. The List view on the Navigation screen, Move/Copy screens, and Select List screen allows the hierarchy for individual lists to be expanded/collapsed. The List view on the Navigation screen scrolls to the current list when it is opened and displays the current list in blue. When editing an item’s list, its current list is displayed in blue. When emailing a list, the list’s title is used as the subject line. Fixed bug where updating an item’s due date by double tapping its countdown clock did not update the due date of the containing list. Fixed bug where edit toolbar items were not enabled when the Select All menu command was used. Repositioned title editing controls on the iPad along the bottom of the text box.

Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 1.81: Fixed bug where sorting was performed on list items when sorting was disabled. Fixed crash that occurred when copying items without creation dates. Fixed bug where creation date was not exported with HTML email.

Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 1.8: Added the ability to mail, assign/advance/postpone the due date, and change the priority of all selected list items in edit mode. 19 new list icons available in the paid version of List! including color, cleaning, and weather icons. Code revisions to support future enhancements.

Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 1.75: Warning message is displayed the first time list items are rearranaged to indicate that automatic sorting is disabled. Updated some of the artwork for existing list icons. 140 new list icons are available including animal, Christmas, electronic, food, Halloween, kitchen, medical, sewing, science, travel, and zodiac icons.

Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. When updates come out, it really helps if you take some time and update your rating/review in the App Store. What’s new in 1.74: Support for iPad Retina display. Swipe deleting a non-empty list requires an additional confirmation. Deletion confirmations indicate the number of list and list items that will be deleted. Fixed bug where switching between international keyboards of different heights caused the text being edited to move offscreen.

Modified title sorting so that sequences of numbers are treated as a single numeric value for the purpose of ordering. For example, 1 < 2 < 3 < 10 < 20 < 30, rather than 1 < 10 < 2 < 20 < 3 < 30. To apply the new behavior to existing lists that use Title as a sort key, tap the Tools icon in the bottom toolbar, tap Sort, and then tap the Apply button. Fixed bug where the display of a list item title could be truncated if it contained tab characters. Fixed bug where items imported via HTML email where added in reverse order.

Fixed insertion logic for copy/move of list items to a list with manual sorting enabled. Fixed bug that occurred when adding an item to an empty list that had been imported.

iOS 5 compatibility. Fixed button position and crash bugs that occurred when rotating the device while editing a list or list item title. Fixed bug where sort keys could not be rearranged after switching sorting from off to on. Fixed bug where imported text items were not sorted properly when the Creation sort key was changed from its default value. Fixed bug where the Display Date If Unchecked setting was not properly previewed on the List Cell Settings screen. Restored the Tools list icon which had been replaced with the Tools toolbar icon.

Added support for importing list items from text. Select and copy a block of text to the pasteboard from any app. Tap the +... button (or Add... button on the iPad) and then tap the ‘Import Text’ button. Paste or type the list items to import in the text editing area and then tap the Import button. Each line of text will be converted to a separate list item. You can now specify multiple lists as targets for the copy action. Sort settings can be applied to all of the sublists of a list when the sort settings for the list are changed. The Check All/Uncheck All/Delete Checked commands now prompt to determine if they should be applied to sublists. Added Select button to the Edit toolbar providing options for selecting/unselecting list items. Manually reordering a list item using the reorder control (the three horizontal grey lines that appear on the right edge of a list item after tapping the edit button) automatically disables automatic sorting for the containing list. Moved the import link in HTML emails to the top. On the iPad, toolbar icons have been replaced with descriptive names. Use of icons can be restored with the "Use Icons in Toolbar" option on the Settings screen. The "New List" command is now accessed by tapping the +... button (or Add... button on the iPad). On the iPhone/iPod Touch, the delete/move/copy buttons in the Edit toolbar have been replaced with icons. The Action icon button has been replaced with a Tools icon button. Fixed bug where copied list items did not include alerts. Fixed bug where resorting occurred after choosing Check All/Uncheck All commands even if sorting was disabled. Fixed bug where selecting the Award icon for a list and then attempting to change it later caused a crash. Fixed bug where the last word in a title did not have spell checking applied when the Add Another button is tapped.

Version 1.61 List data is now saved periodically while the app is open to mitigate data loss in the event of a crash. Several users have reported crash issues with the 1.60 release that I have so far been unable to reproduce. If you encounter a crash, please send me an email via the link on the Support screen with any details that you can provide on the actions leading up to the crash. Version 1.60 Added alert notifications for individual list items with due dates (iOS 4 required). Added “Is List” sort key. To use this key in preexisting lists, sort the list, tap the Defaults button, and then set the keys to the desired settings. Tapping the Save/Add button on the list or list item detail screen now automatically initiates editing of the title. When creating multiple items, newly created items are placed in the same list as the previous item. Added a setting that determines whether tapping a list item edits the item or toggles its check mark. Changed the images used for priorities on the detail screen. Fixed bug where the title edit screen did not appear when a physical keyboard was being used. Fixed bug where the today button on the due date screen assigned a time component that caused an item to sort incorrectly for sort keys following the due date sort key. Fixed bug where selecting “No Items Based on Due Date” on the Badge settings screen did not cancel preexisting badge updates/local notifications already scheduled for the badge count. Fixed bug that caused the “Display Note” setting to be reset to its default value when the app was relaunched. Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. I have a long list of feature enhancements planned, so if I haven't gotten to your request yet, you haven’t been forgotten. I try to include one major enhancement and several minor enhancements with each release. The most requested features of search, synchronization, repeating due dates, and password locks are all planned for future releases. I’m user #1 of List!, so I’m just as eager as you are for a number of these features. There are a number of requests for being able to manually rearrange or sort items. This functionality is already supported, so if you’re having problems figuring out how to use it, send me an email by tapping “Email Customer Support” on the Support screen and I can assist you. Votes were 3 to 1 to keep the yellow/black color scheme of the app icon with the general consensus that it’s much easier to spot. I have no strong preference myself and it’s unlikely that there’s a color scheme that will please everyone, so until there’s a groundswell in the opposite direction for change, I’ll go with the majority opinion and keep the yellow/black scheme.

Added alert notifications for individual list items with due dates (iOS 4 required). Added “Is List” sort key. To use this key in preexisting lists, sort the list, tap the Defaults button, and then set the keys to the desired settings. Tapping the Save/Add button on the list or list item detail screen now automatically initiates editing of the title. When creating multiple items, newly created items are placed in the same list as the previous item. Added a setting that determines whether tapping a list item edits the item or toggles its check mark. Changed the images used for priorities on the detail screen. Fixed bug where the title edit screen did not appear when a physical keyboard was being used. Fixed bug where the today button on the due date screen assigned a time component that caused an item to sort incorrectly for sort keys following the due date sort key. Fixed bug where selecting “No Items Based on Due Date” on the Badge settings screen did not cancel preexisting badge updates/local notifications already scheduled for the badge count. Fixed bug that caused the “Display Note” setting to be reset to its default value when the app was relaunched. Thanks to everyone who’s supported List! by leaving a review, offering suggestions, or reporting issues/bugs. I have a long list of feature enhancements planned, so if I haven't gotten to your request yet, you haven’t been forgotten. I try to include one major enhancement and several minor enhancements with each release. The most requested features of search, synchronization, repeating due dates, and password locks are all planned for future releases. I’m user #1 of List!, so I’m just as eager as you are for a number of these features. There are a number of requests for being able to manually rearrange or sort items. This functionality is already supported, so if you’re having problems figuring out how to use it, send me an email by tapping “Email Customer Support” on the Support screen and I can assist you. Votes were 3 to 1 to keep the yellow/black color scheme of the app icon with the general consensus that it’s much easier to spot. I have no strong preference myself and it’s unlikely that there’s a color scheme that will please everyone, so until there’s a groundswell in the opposite direction for change, I’ll go with the majority opinion and keep the yellow/black scheme.