To do list & Rappel MinimaList

Name: To do list & Rappel MinimaList
Rating: 4.8 (40141 reviews)
Author: Davetech Co., Ltd.

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Gratuit · Achats intégrés · Conçue pour iPad

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Productivité
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Davetech Co., Ltd.
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FR
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MinimaList, una lista semplice per risolvere grandi problemi. È una semplice lista delle cose da fare, un promemoria, una checklist e un gestore di attività che ti aiuta a svolgere le cose, disponibile per iPhone, iPad e Mac. ----Caratteristiche principali---- - Liste intuitive: diverse liste per scopi diversi - Liste colorate: assegna colori diversi a compiti diversi - Tema personalizzabile: sfondo di colore/immagine e stile/dimensione/carattere - Liste condivise: il modo più semplice per condividere la stessa lista con altre persone - Widget: Widget per la schermata principale e la schermata di blocco - Promemoria: promemoria basati su tempo e posizione ripetuti - Memo e sotto-attività: descrizione e sotto-attività - Inserimento intelligente: rileva automaticamente l'orario in una frase e lo imposta come promemoria - Auto-snooze: è possibile impostare un promemoria per il ri-snooze automatico tre volte - Timer di concentrazione: Pomodoro, timer di conto alla rovescia e conto alla rovescia con effetti sonori sorprendenti - Widget di oggi: crea e completa compiti nel widget di oggi - Sincronizzazione cloud: stesse liste su tutti i dispositivi (iPhone, iPad, Mac) - TouchID/FaceID: la privacy è ora protetta - Pronto per Siri: ricordami di fare la spesa alle 15 su MinimaList - Impostazioni personalizzate: i tuoi suoni di notifica, il tuo carattere, il tuo sfondo - Sincronizzazione con il calendario: sincronizzazione con il calendario Apple - Promemoria continuo - Supporto per iPhone, iPad e Mac - Supporto per URL Scheme: per creare un compito: minimalist://x-callback-url/create?list=valoreLista&content=valoreContenuto&date=aaaa-mm-gg&time=HH:mm&x-success=valoreCallback per aprire una lista: minimalist://x-callback-url/open?list=valoreLista (valoreLista è il nome della lista, valoreContenuto è il contenuto del compito, valoreLista e valoreContenuto devono essere prima codificati come URL, valoreCallback è il nome dello schema URL dell'app di richiamata) MinimaList, una semplice lista per risolvere grandi problemi. Less is More. Terms of Use：http://intuitive.studio/minimalist/terms Terms of Use(EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy：http://intuitive.studio/minimalist/Privacy MinimaList is free but you can also upgrade to Premium for full access to premium features for $0.99 a month or $5.99 a year (price in usd) through an auto-renewing subscription. Subscriptions for Pro account will be charged to your credit card through your iTunes account. Your subscription will automatically renew unless canceled at least 24-hours before the end of the current period. You will not be able to cancel a subscription during the active period. You can manage your subscriptions in the Account Settings after purchase. Any unused portion of a free trial period, if offered, will be forfeited when the user purchases a subscription to that publication, where applicable.

Notes et avis

4,8

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40 k notes

Simple, Powerful, and Clutter-Free
15/11/2024

PlannerNerd✨
I’ve been through my fair share of task management apps, but this one has stood out as a clear favorite. My old method involved basic notes apps for checklists, but those always ended up feeling cluttered, with no easy way to organize or hide completed tasks. This app fixes all of that in such an intuitive way. What I love most is how simple yet functional it is. You can start using it immediately without being bombarded by upgrade requests or confusing setups. The free version has plenty of features to get organized. I especially like how I can create multiple lists and use subtasks to keep everything neat without feeling overwhelmed. For me, seeing everything in one place but still organized is a huge plus. The design is minimalist but so well thought-out. Adding, reordering, and crossing off tasks feels natural and fast. I love that you can remove completed tasks with just a quick shake, which keeps things tidy without any extra effort. I haven’t fully explored how it syncs with other devices yet, but having access across platforms will definitely be a bonus. There are also some cool extras like color coding and focus tools for when you need to dig deeper into productivity. I upgraded to the paid version to try out more features, but even the free version has more to offer than most apps I’ve tried. If you’re looking for a clean, easy-to-use app that still has powerful features, this is definitely worth a try!
Simple, Powerful, and Clutter-Free
15/11/2024

PlannerNerd✨

I’ve been through my fair share of task management apps, but this one has stood out as a clear favorite. My old method involved basic notes apps for checklists, but those always ended up feeling cluttered, with no easy way to organize or hide completed tasks. This app fixes all of that in such an intuitive way. What I love most is how simple yet functional it is. You can start using it immediately without being bombarded by upgrade requests or confusing setups. The free version has plenty of features to get organized. I especially like how I can create multiple lists and use subtasks to keep everything neat without feeling overwhelmed. For me, seeing everything in one place but still organized is a huge plus. The design is minimalist but so well thought-out. Adding, reordering, and crossing off tasks feels natural and fast. I love that you can remove completed tasks with just a quick shake, which keeps things tidy without any extra effort. I haven’t fully explored how it syncs with other devices yet, but having access across platforms will definitely be a bonus. There are also some cool extras like color coding and focus tools for when you need to dig deeper into productivity. I upgraded to the paid version to try out more features, but even the free version has more to offer than most apps I’ve tried. If you’re looking for a clean, easy-to-use app that still has powerful features, this is definitely worth a try!
Fantastic Clutter Free List Keeper
10/12/2023

Flight_327
I’m fairly new to the app, but I’ve tried many apps and planners over the years. One of the simplest things that has worked for me has just been keeping a Notes page with checklists in separate chunks. But there were some limitations to that because things you finish don’t move to the button and it can be cumbersome and cluttered. As soon as you download this app, you can enjoy the simplicity right away. You are not immediately hit with any kind of push for premium upgrades and can use enough of the features to benefit from it. I like that I can sort of keep multiple lists nicely organized on one page by using the subtask feature because out of sight is out of mind for me. It has a really minimalist nice view. And I love the intuitive user experience of how you can quickly add tasks, switch between lists, reorder items, see all lists at a glance, cross off items, and shake away old finished tasks. I will see how it syncs with the laptop, because it’s important to me to be able to access the lists from multiple devices. This is a great less-is-more app that still gives you the option of using other neat features like focus tools and color coding. I did pay for the upgrade to check out the other features and support the app, but even the free version was better than mostly everything else I’ve tried as a mix of digital handiness with written list simplicity!
Fantastic Clutter Free List Keeper
10/12/2023

Flight_327

I’m fairly new to the app, but I’ve tried many apps and planners over the years. One of the simplest things that has worked for me has just been keeping a Notes page with checklists in separate chunks. But there were some limitations to that because things you finish don’t move to the button and it can be cumbersome and cluttered. As soon as you download this app, you can enjoy the simplicity right away. You are not immediately hit with any kind of push for premium upgrades and can use enough of the features to benefit from it. I like that I can sort of keep multiple lists nicely organized on one page by using the subtask feature because out of sight is out of mind for me. It has a really minimalist nice view. And I love the intuitive user experience of how you can quickly add tasks, switch between lists, reorder items, see all lists at a glance, cross off items, and shake away old finished tasks. I will see how it syncs with the laptop, because it’s important to me to be able to access the lists from multiple devices. This is a great less-is-more app that still gives you the option of using other neat features like focus tools and color coding. I did pay for the upgrade to check out the other features and support the app, but even the free version was better than mostly everything else I’ve tried as a mix of digital handiness with written list simplicity!
Good, simple checklist app
18/04/2019

Cooner
I always have a lot on my plate, so I maintain a detailed, long-running checklist in another app, which is great for the big picture, but gets a bit overwhelming to use from day to day. I usually end up jotting a shorter to-do list on a Post-it note or mini legal pad of the few things I need to focus on and get done. So as my creative work shifts more and more to coffee shops (love that iPad Pro!) I was hoping I could bring this into the digital realm as well.MinimaList seems to fit the bill nicely. It’s not a feature-heavy to-do list with nested checkboxes and tons of metadata; it reads like a simple scratchpad you can cross things off as you get them done. The paradigm of gestures and all the settings take a short time to get used to, but once they’re in place it works great as a simple daily checklist. I have it synced on both my iPhone and my iPad Pro and use both equally, and while I often launch the app itself, the widget is just as useful to check what’s next or to tick off items as they get done.I get the sense from the settings page that there are some functionalities I haven’t figured out yet; time will tell, but for now it does just what I want it to do. I haven’t used the pomodoro functionality yet, but I use the pomodoro method from time to time so I’ll have to check that out soon. Great app, looking forward to seeing it develop!
Good, simple checklist app
18/04/2019

Cooner

I always have a lot on my plate, so I maintain a detailed, long-running checklist in another app, which is great for the big picture, but gets a bit overwhelming to use from day to day. I usually end up jotting a shorter to-do list on a Post-it note or mini legal pad of the few things I need to focus on and get done. So as my creative work shifts more and more to coffee shops (love that iPad Pro!) I was hoping I could bring this into the digital realm as well.MinimaList seems to fit the bill nicely. It’s not a feature-heavy to-do list with nested checkboxes and tons of metadata; it reads like a simple scratchpad you can cross things off as you get them done. The paradigm of gestures and all the settings take a short time to get used to, but once they’re in place it works great as a simple daily checklist. I have it synced on both my iPhone and my iPad Pro and use both equally, and while I often launch the app itself, the widget is just as useful to check what’s next or to tick off items as they get done.I get the sense from the settings page that there are some functionalities I haven’t figured out yet; time will tell, but for now it does just what I want it to do. I haven’t used the pomodoro functionality yet, but I use the pomodoro method from time to time so I’ll have to check that out soon. Great app, looking forward to seeing it develop!
Helpful app! Great design
17/02/2022

mirindir
The list is condensed nicely so you can see many items at once. Once you learn the hand movements like swiping this way or that.. it’s very enjoyable to use! The tutorials are very helpful and short and sweet as you would expect from a minimal design. I really like the name too. I’m a big fan. I don’t usually pay for apps but this one is worth it. It’s really helping me stay on track with my tasks. I tried a couple other apps that were too big, ugly, and clunky and had distracting ads.. I’ve been accomplishing much more each day by making lists in my phone, and this is the best list/checkmark app I’ve found so far. I’m more likely to see/use my list in my phone than on a piece of paper, sadly. I know this from experience and from really really trying with paper ones. I was surprised that there wasn’t an option to put checkmarks to mark a task completed - instead of strikethrough; since the app icon is a checkmark. Maybe the option is there and I just haven’t found it yet. The hand gesture tips/wizard pop up gradually and seemingly randomly after you get the hang of each thing. And I think there might still be more features than I’ve been shown so far. Anyway, good job to the people that made it, I don’t usually write reviews. I like the desktop icon too 👏🏼👍🏼
Helpful app! Great design
17/02/2022

mirindir

The list is condensed nicely so you can see many items at once. Once you learn the hand movements like swiping this way or that.. it’s very enjoyable to use! The tutorials are very helpful and short and sweet as you would expect from a minimal design. I really like the name too. I’m a big fan. I don’t usually pay for apps but this one is worth it. It’s really helping me stay on track with my tasks. I tried a couple other apps that were too big, ugly, and clunky and had distracting ads.. I’ve been accomplishing much more each day by making lists in my phone, and this is the best list/checkmark app I’ve found so far. I’m more likely to see/use my list in my phone than on a piece of paper, sadly. I know this from experience and from really really trying with paper ones. I was surprised that there wasn’t an option to put checkmarks to mark a task completed - instead of strikethrough; since the app icon is a checkmark. Maybe the option is there and I just haven’t found it yet. The hand gesture tips/wizard pop up gradually and seemingly randomly after you get the hang of each thing. And I think there might still be more features than I’ve been shown so far. Anyway, good job to the people that made it, I don’t usually write reviews. I like the desktop icon too 👏🏼👍🏼

- corriger les bugs ------------ Si vous souhaitez participer aux tests de l’application, contactez-nous : [davetech.app@gmail.com] Si vous rencontrez des problèmes avec le widget, redémarrez votre iPhone puis ajoutez-le de nouveau

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