Superlist 4+

I’ve been using Superlist now and I’m very impressed by its design, features, and performance. It’s a beautiful and intuitive app that helps me organize my tasks, projects, and lists in a simple and elegant way. I love how it integrates with other tools like Google Calendar and Slack, and how it uses AI to make smart suggestions and automate some of the work. It’s also very fast and reliable, and syncs across all my devices seamlessly.
Superlist is clearly made by the same team that created Wunderlist, one of my favorite apps of all time. It has the same spirit and charm, but with more power and flexibility. It’s not just a to-do app, but a super list app that can handle anything I throw at it. It’s perfect for both personal and professional use, and for both individuals and teams.
The only thing I’m missing is the ability to add widgets to my home screen, so I can see my tasks and lists at a glance. I hope the developers will add this feature soon, as it would make the app even more awesome. Other than that, I have no complaints. Superlist is a fantastic app that I highly recommend to anyone looking for a simple and effective way to manage their life. It’s definitely worth the download. 👍

Has potential to be a great ToDo list app. Was hoping for something like Things with collaboration and cross-platform, but unfortunately this app falls really short when it comes to syncing data and bulk actions.
You could spend half an hour creating ToDos and writing notes in a list on the web app (which is already sad, why does no one do native apps anymore?), and then as soon as you open the list on your phone you realize that it only synced 1/3 of the content (most of the time cutting some task off on the middle of the sentence), so you go back to the web app to make sure the data still exists but no, it has removed everything that hadn’t synced entirely from the web app as well. Unfortunately, the app also bricks itself if you’re ever unlucky enough to go anywhere without cell service.

The UI is above average and is mostly pleasant, but not yet great. There is no easy way to rearrange things (the long-hold gesture or Force Touch gesture is already associated with something so you always have to wait for that to dismiss itself after a long enough pause), and there’s no way to do any actions in bulk, like delete, move, or check things off. I would appreciate not having a header image forced on me for every list, it takes up precious screen real estate which I’d prefer to have back.

I love how I can modify my categories (and highlight these with my own photos). It’s a simple, standalone application that helps me organize steps for repeatable tasks on my iPhone or iPad - and is just fun to use. I’m interested in offering a community education class to folks so others can become more productive with Superlist - and feel a sense of real accomplishment. Many of us can’t move forward until we clear big projects (physical or mental) first. Superlist entries help me do just that. And the tool can lead to other broader discussions about purpose, use of time, brainstorming, capturing creative thoughts and ideas on-the-go, breaking down processes to become more efficient and much more. I’m a bit inspired, to be honest as I write this. Does a person stop using Superlist once all the big projects are done? How can it integrate with other software? How can one capture ideas with the microphone? What are the many uses of this simple but powerful app?