I've never considered myself as OCD until the day I realized that I make lists, then a prettier version of my list, then an alphabetized list of my list -- and God forbid it would be a grocery list -- I would have to do an aisle-by-aisle list. I even got to the point the I would ask my husband to make a "quick list" for me, and he realized he was doing a reiteration of my previous six versions of the same list! I have a new med for my OCD, and it is called StickMe Notes. One list that if I want to rearrange it, I can revert 50 years and give my cellphone one good Etch-A-Sketch shake?This app IS the answer to incessant note/list makers. Go ahead and break out of your shell and try making only ONE list and give your OCD a break for the holidays, using all of that extra time to make small handmade gifts, and then revise those, revise the revised ones... you get the gist. Thank you to the brilliant minds who have properly medicated my OCD without having to even take a sip of water with that proverbial pill! Note Diva ✍🏻

Everyone is so busy nowadays: we need to get items done for work, for our family, for home & sometimes there's still more 🙄! This app has really helped me remember the important things I used to write in the date book or more recently a smart phone appversion of a date book... either way you don't have these important reminders in front of your face and by the end of the day you realize you forgotten to do several of them. When I found this app I began to create a To Do List & use it as Wallpaper on my Cell Phone Lock Screen .... Now, I see my to do list, many times a day and it gives me a quick reminder of what I have left to get done: every time I use my phone... The best part of this? I really enjoy my " off time" so much more because I don't have bunch of different things I still need to get accomplished "hanging over my head" !!

Found myself missing or forgetting so many things since the computer and phone industry has taken over my brain. I missed having my list and I found myself forgetting things that I usually would have put a quick post it note usually where ever I needed to remember so I wouldn’t forget.... then I realized something I always have my phone don’t even go to the bathroom without your phone! Then I found this app it had made it easier when I think of something just pop it on the post now and then when I’m in the kitchen I open it and see was there anything I was supposed to be doing in this room… So great for those of us that are losing our memories because we rely so heavily on our smart phones that we aren’t smart LOL!!!! I love it!

This app would’ve been perfect for me, it seems organized, fun, well put together, and overall great help, but I have yet to experience any of those things because of the fact that you must pay for everything. You see, I’m a 14 yr old, Autistic Girl, and it can be really hard for me to remember basic everyday care, like eating breakfast, and despite that, i love routine, i just need something to help me keep that routine. As stated before, I am a 14 yr old girl, so to no surprise, I do not have money that I can just spend on an app, especially on multiple occasions over time. So, while it seems like it would be a great app for me, and many other people with struggles similar to mine, the only money I have is the money I am saving up for a good college, a car, and other future things. If you can pay the money, I would recommend this app based off of what I have seen. If not, don't even look at it, because it will just disappoint you, seeing what you are missing out on, solely based on your wealth.