Hi, we're back! Ita now works on modern iOS devices. We also fixed some bugs that have been nagging our users. Happy 2020. We're making lists of people we want to hug when all this is over.

Hi there! We fixed some bugs, including a crash that could happen when sharing a list with someone else. Love, Your friends at Nice Mohawk

We fixed a bug! For real this time. This one fixes a bug from 2.0.1 and restores data that may have been temporary misplaced in 2.0.2. What a nightmare. All fixed now. Love, Nice Mohawk (Also we work on big phones now.)

We had a very bad bug. We fixed it, and present this fix with sincere apologies.

This release of Ita fixes some bugs that caused crashes in Ita 2.0. We apologize for those bugs. If new bugs arise, rest assured that they too will be fixed. Thanks to all our customers, new and old, for all the feedback on Ita 2.0! We’re grateful for all our customers, and we’ve got more great updates planned. And for those of you seeing Ita for the first time, the release notes for 2.0: Hi. We're happy to announce Ita 2.0! For 2.0, we’ve completely redesigned Ita. Even the icon is new. We’ve also added some new features that we’re excited about. For example: tapping list items while editing switches editing focus, making it possible to edit multiple items in quick succession. We’ve moved Ita’s settings into the app (tap the atom symbol in the top left) to make it easier to access and change your settings. Ita 2.0 also improves its support for accessibility features and adds translations of the app into Traditional Chinese and Modern Greek. We couldn’t be happier with the customers, testers, localizers, and developers that have helped us make Ita a success. Thank you all. We hope you like this version of Ita — we think it’s the best version yet.

We've redesigned Ita and added lots of nice things.

Friends, This update eliminates a bug which, in a previous version of the app, caused crashes for some users. We dislike those sorts of bugs intensely, even more so than we dislike all bugs generally. For its inadvertent inclusion in the app, we apologize. For your support and use of the app, we give many thanks. We have, it's safe to say, more ambitious updates planned, but for the time being, enjoy this one in the hopes of a crash-free new year.

Hello, friends. Sorry for our long absence — we've been working on new stuff. This release includes various bug fixes for Ita on iOS 7. It also provides future-proof compatibility for some changes we've got planned.

- Faster! - Stronger! - Better.

In this version, we have a fixed a bug relating to sharing lists via email. Adding new lists through email or by copying and pasting items works a bit better now. If you email a list to other Ita users, they can add that list back into Ita. We've also made a change so that pasting a few items that use leading -, *, or x characters will automatically remove the leading characters and, for items with an x, mark the list item completed. Many thanks, as always, to our customers.

Friends, it is with great joy in our hearts that we present these notes of release for Ita, being version 1.3 of its kind. We have improved Ita further in order that it might be better. And we offer these improvements to you. Features which we have added include: › Support for the smartest quotes and apostrophes, which will be created for you, with profound magic › For your app settings, saving to and syncing over The iCloud › Faster selection when arranging lists or items, increasing the speed of your list-making › Localization in the great language of German, which we are not fluent in › After moving an item, the delay before the list is selectable has been shortened considerably. And we have fixed these many bugs which we hope you never noticed, but which bothered us immensely, because we find them disgusting: › List orders will now be saved even if not using iCloud syncing › List deletion is now animated in a more pleasing way › Long numbers will no longer appear as URLs › URLs that break a line will animate properly › Advances to the new list creation animation on iPhone › iPhone toolbars are now transparent and look even better › After entering item text, the text will no longer move one pixel on retina displays upon the tapping of the button marked “Done” › Detected URLs can now be selected and pulsed more consistently, accurately, and (dare we say) beautifully › Returning to the list view on iPhone after entering item text now saves that item › Pasting multiple items, then scrolling, will no long crash the app › Localization fixes for the Spanish and French languages, in which we are not fluent › We have vanquished a crash which happened only when a list had zero items.   We have done these things for you because we want you to have lists. Many thanks. May your days be plentiful and your lists completed.

Full Norwegian support Bug fixes

› 添加简体中文本地化支持 › 识别列表项目中的链接（点击并按住可以打开链接） › 外观新加阴影效果 › 支持分享清单到Facebook › 修复一些小错误

It is summertime, and in addition to running through the fields full of flowers, we have been toiling to improve Ita, and so we offer the fruits of those labors: a new Release, numbered 1.1 of its kind, and accompanying Notes, explaining the features added herein—which features include: › Support for an app called Launch Center Pro, providing shortcuts for opening a list, creating a new list with items, and appending the contents of the clipboard to a list. › The ability to restore all completed items in a list, thereby returning them to uncompleted status. This feature makes it easier to re-use a list; for example, you may have eaten all the food in your house and want to reset your grocery list. To keep this feature from muddling up Ita for everyone, it's optional—turn it on in Settings. › An easier way to share lists to other Ita users. Lists shared by Emailing now include a link that will automatically add the shared list to The App. › New animations, being both smoother and faster than those they replaced. › The fix for a bug wherein modified dates would fail to update when locally-stored lists were modified. › Other bug fixes, which will remain unnamed so as to avoid encouraging imitators, but which improve the stability of The App. › Improvements to our support of VoiceOver, Apple's screen reader, including: better button names, less-woefully-poor reporting of list modification times, and the labeling of some elements not previously labeled. Once again, we thank you, our delightful customers, for your suggestions, criticisms, and encouragement. We can be reached at support@nicemohawk.com and on twitter as @nicemohawk. If you enjoy The App, the simplest way to help us find new customers is by rating Ita in the App Store, then telling strangers you pass in the streets about how much you like making lists with Ita. —Your developers at Nice Mohawk.

By way of announcing Ita 1.0.2, the best release of Ita yet, we present these Notes of Release, an accounting of what we have done with our time. › We have stopped with our hands a horrific crash that happened on only a few devices, but which caused Ita to crash on those devices frequently and prodigiously. › We have fixed a bug wherein the text field could be cleared if it were scrolled offscreen. › We have not added any checkmarks into the app. › We have endeavored to make other changes to improve the stability and usefulness of The App. —Your developers at Nice Mohawk.

1.0.1 adds these improvements to our already pretty good app: › Added the ability to paste multi-line text into Ita after tapping the plus button. Each line will turn into a separate item. › Fixed a crasher on iPad that could occur when you dismissed the keyboard while entering new items. › Fixed a crasher on iPad that could occur when trying to add a new list while simultaneously rearranging a list item. › Fixed a crasher on iPad that could occur when trying to rearrange lists while simultaneously rearranging a list item. › Fixed a crasher on iPad that could occur when trying to edit an item and add an item at the same time. In other words, if you use two hands and press different buttons simultaneously, you could make weird things happen. › Fixed a bug that prevented some users on early versions of iOS 5.0 from opening the edit/delete tray. › Fixed a graphical glitch that could happen while rearranging lists while using VoiceOver. Well, actually, it happened every time you rearranged lists while using VoiceOver. › Fixed a glitch where the delete button could become misaligned. › Fixed some other minor bugs which we won't mention by name to discourage imitators. We've got lots more planned, so stay tuned. In the meantime, update and enjoy.