I’ve tried many todo list apps over the years and Ivy is the one that just truly works for me. Instead of tasks endlessly piling up, it allows you to plan your day each morning and stay on top of things. My favorite part is how it automatically moved completed tasks to review, so that they don’t just pile up and make me feel overwhelmed. I love how it had a calendar integration letting you see when you can do things, not just what you have to do.When I first opened the app it seems deceptively simple, but it has all of the features I need. Tasks that you count (ie water plant two times), tasks with duration, notes and reminders for the task, etc. It’s probably the most polished app I have ever used, which is not an exaggeration at all. Everything is insanely snappy, fluid, and well designed. As a member of the beta I can tell you that the developer is extremely responsive to user feedback and puts a lot of craft into the app.Don’t let the lack of reviews fool you. I never write reviews but just had to write one for this app since it’s had such a big impact on my life. There’s a reason all the reviews are five stars. Personally I’ve found Ivy to be better than Things 3, Todoist, TickTick, etc. just because of how simple and polished yet powerful it is. So give it a shot, and kudos to the developers!

I’ve been using Ivy since the beta, and Semantical is probably the best developer team I’ve interacted with. The team over there really cares about this app, and is willing to spend weeks hunting down a bug with you to make sure Ivy is in the best state it could possibly be. More importantly though, Ivy’s workflow is just PRISTINE. I used to use time blocking as my main strategy for tasks, but it got overwhelming. I found that I was spending too much time working in my task app compared to actually getting things done. So the simplicity of Ivy has been absolutely incredible for me.Would recommend this app to anyone. Period. Even people who are afraid that the system might be “too simple:” give it a try. You might like the zen of it.

I LOVE Ivy. I started using it as a simple TODO list, and it was great for that. Then I slowly discovered more and more powerful things it could do, so now I use it for everything. It helps me stay on top of soooo many things that are important to me. I use it for my daily habits:- Meditate- Exercise 30minutes (Ivy has timed tasks)- Drink enough water (it has count-based tasks)- practice guitar etcI use Ivy to pick the handful of things that I want to get done each day. Its Plan feature lets me quickly scan my full list and delete or complete things, or schedule them for another day.I use it to stay focused during the day on my most important things, and then also to stay focused on my current task via Ivy's Focus feature. It's perfect cause otherwise my brain likes to wander :)I use Ivy at the end of the day to celebrate what I got done and schedule anything still important that I didn't get to.I love it. I can't wait for the Mac app.

I’ve used pretty much every mainstream planning app but something that I dislike about all of them is that either tasks you don’t finish roll over indefinitely (cluttering your daily tasks space) or they disappear into the void.This app strikes the balance. Tasks do not roll over; you get a clean day. But they also don’t disappear out of sight out of mind because of the planning mode that helps you choose your tasks for the day.Microsoft Todo has similar functionality but it’s become very buggy and lacks polish, and I don’t like that you can’t set recurring todos to “after completion”. You can in this app!Edit: enjoying the new feature where you unlock screen time by completing tasks. Really great motivator.