Things 3

Name: Things 3
Price: 9.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (27791 reviews)
Author: Cultured Code GmbH & Co. KG

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US$9.99

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把事情做好！获奖肯定的 Things 应用帮助您规划一天行程、管理项目，并帮助您按部就班地朝目标迈进。除了强大的功能外，最厉害的是，使用起来非常简单方便。在短时间内理清琐事，无论是基本任务还是伟大的人生目标都顿时变得井然有序，然后开始专注在今天最重要的事情上。 “在所有我们测试过的应用中，Things 在设计与功能结合方面表现最优，除了几乎具备所有其他用户应用程式的强大功能外，还有着永远不会干扰您工作的愉悦界面。” —Wirecutter, 纽约时报主要功能 • 您的待办事项以强大的“待办事项”为基本组成部分 — 每一则待办事项都是迈向大成就的一小步。您可以为其添加备注、加上标签、安排时程，或者再将其细分成更小的步骤。 • 您的项目为任何重大目标建立项目，再添加待办事项以完成目标。在进行规划时，使用标题让列表更井井有条。还有一个地方可以写下备注，并且可以订定截止日期以掌控进度。 • 您的区域将人生的各个不同部分设为“区域”，例如工作、家庭、理财等。这让一切井井有条，并让您在处理细节时仍能看清全局。 • 您的计划您的日程安排的所有内容都整齐地排列在“今天”和“计划”列表中，显示待办事项和日历事件。每天早上，查看今天计划并决定想做什么。更多您会喜爱的内容进一步熟悉后，您会发现 Things 还有许多其他有用的功能。仅在此举些例子： • 提醒事项 — 设置时间后 Things 便会自动提醒您。 • 重复 — 自动依据您设置的时间表重复待办事项。 • 今晚 — 特别让您安排今晚计划。 • 日历集成 — 同时查看事件和待办事项。 • 标签 — 将待办事项分类并快速筛选列表。 • 快速查找 — 立即找到待办事项或在列表间切换。 • 神奇加号— 拖动“+”按键以将待办事项插入列表任何位置。 • 邮寄至 Things — 将电子邮件转发至 Things，变成待办事项。 • 标记 — 设置备注结构和样式。 • Apple Watch 应用 — 提起手腕立即查看今天列表。为 IPHONE 设计 Things 专为 iPhone 量身订制并有深度系统集成。从其他 App 快速创建待办事项、连接您的日历、添加各种小组件、跟 Siri 对话，并与快捷指令整合 — Things 无所不能！获奖设计 Things 因其出色的设计而获得许多赞誉，包括两次获得苹果设计奖。每个细节都经过深思熟虑，并力求完善。 “简直是生产力工具界的独角兽：足够深入以完成严肃的工作，又不可思议地易于使用，精美的设计令人光是看着也着迷。” —Apple 现在就用 THINGS 无论您想在生活中完成什么，Things 都能帮助您达成目标。现在就安装应用，看看您能做些什么！ • Things 还提供 Mac、iPad 和 Apple Vision Pro 版本（单独出售）。 • 通过 Things Cloud 服务免费同步。 • 提供 Mac 免费试用版：www.things.app 若有任何问题，敬请与我们联系。我们将很乐意提供帮助。

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4.8

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明明感觉很忙，却又不知道在忙什么，你也许只是需要一个任务管理器。这款 Apple 设计大奖获奖作品拥有用户友好的界面设计，管理项目简单易上手。Magic Plus 按钮让你可以在任意位置快捷添加待办事项。
Worth It (?)
2023/09/01
ORTNPalms
Things 3 is expensive. You have to pay separately (and quite a bit) for the Mac, the iPhone, and the iPad apps.But they are one-time charges (I suppose until Things 4 is dropped and you want to upgrade). Things 3 includes syncing your Apple devices in iCloud. It appears that this is through a Things (developer) iCloud account, not your personal iCloud account. That’s great but I wonder if the Things business model accounts for “lifetime” syncing for users on the Things iCloud account based on one-time payments for the apps.In the end I think it’s worth the investment. There are a lot of great features. The to-dos can be organized in two tier groupings: 1) Areas, and then within that, 2) Projects. Free-form notes can be attached to each tier and the to-dos. Due dates, reminders, and start dates (if I remember correctly) can be assigned to the to-dos. Items on your Apple calendar can be added to the Things calendar so they show up on Things app today’s to-do (and future date’s) lists. Recurring tasks can be set to recur on successive calendar intervals or a on a set interval after a given task is marked completed. (Great for things like replacing your furnace filters.) Emails (for example from the Spark email client) can be added as Things to-dos, and a link to the actual email is included so you can read the email from the Things app. The emails are dropped into a Things Inbox and then moved into the appropriate Area/Project grouping.So far I haven’t found anything missing thing that I’d like or anything that doesn’t work in a way that I think is not OK.
Worth It (?)
2023/09/01
ORTNPalms

Things 3 is expensive. You have to pay separately (and quite a bit) for the Mac, the iPhone, and the iPad apps.But they are one-time charges (I suppose until Things 4 is dropped and you want to upgrade). Things 3 includes syncing your Apple devices in iCloud. It appears that this is through a Things (developer) iCloud account, not your personal iCloud account. That’s great but I wonder if the Things business model accounts for “lifetime” syncing for users on the Things iCloud account based on one-time payments for the apps.In the end I think it’s worth the investment. There are a lot of great features. The to-dos can be organized in two tier groupings: 1) Areas, and then within that, 2) Projects. Free-form notes can be attached to each tier and the to-dos. Due dates, reminders, and start dates (if I remember correctly) can be assigned to the to-dos. Items on your Apple calendar can be added to the Things calendar so they show up on Things app today’s to-do (and future date’s) lists. Recurring tasks can be set to recur on successive calendar intervals or a on a set interval after a given task is marked completed. (Great for things like replacing your furnace filters.) Emails (for example from the Spark email client) can be added as Things to-dos, and a link to the actual email is included so you can read the email from the Things app. The emails are dropped into a Things Inbox and then moved into the appropriate Area/Project grouping.So far I haven’t found anything missing thing that I’d like or anything that doesn’t work in a way that I think is not OK.
The Essential To Do App
2019/12/31
Jmw6838
Instead of boosting my productivity, my previous task management app had so many customization options that it actually ate away at my time. It became a procrastination tool. I could spend an hour entering dates, setting up filters, and customizing views only to realize at the end of that time that I hadn’t actually gotten anything done. In contrast, Things 3 is wonderfully simple and clarifying. It’s as powerful as my previous app, but it strips out all the distractions and the fussiness, leaving pure, easy-to-access essentials: tagging, scheduling & project organizing. The scheduling feature has been the real game changer for me. The app tracks due dates (if you have them) but—more importantly— you can also add a schedule date for each task. The interface makes it very easy to add, move, & view tasks in the schedule (while keeping due dates fixed). So you can plan your time (and easily rearrange that plan as needed). If you’re a GTD person, you can still use that methodology with Things 3 projects & tags. But I find that I do better by adding the accountability of a scheduled list of things that I want to get done on a particular day or in a particular week. Things 3 helps me organize and manage that schedule better than anything else I’ve found. And it gives me the powerhouse organization tool I need without sucking me down a rabbit hole of customization options.
The Essential To Do App
2019/12/31
Jmw6838

Instead of boosting my productivity, my previous task management app had so many customization options that it actually ate away at my time. It became a procrastination tool. I could spend an hour entering dates, setting up filters, and customizing views only to realize at the end of that time that I hadn’t actually gotten anything done. In contrast, Things 3 is wonderfully simple and clarifying. It’s as powerful as my previous app, but it strips out all the distractions and the fussiness, leaving pure, easy-to-access essentials: tagging, scheduling & project organizing. The scheduling feature has been the real game changer for me. The app tracks due dates (if you have them) but—more importantly— you can also add a schedule date for each task. The interface makes it very easy to add, move, & view tasks in the schedule (while keeping due dates fixed). So you can plan your time (and easily rearrange that plan as needed). If you’re a GTD person, you can still use that methodology with Things 3 projects & tags. But I find that I do better by adding the accountability of a scheduled list of things that I want to get done on a particular day or in a particular week. Things 3 helps me organize and manage that schedule better than anything else I’ve found. And it gives me the powerhouse organization tool I need without sucking me down a rabbit hole of customization options.
It’s worth it!
2021/01/20
CourtC85
I have tried numerous apps to try to stay on top of what I need to do, reoccurring tasks, upcoming events, and my accomplishments each day. I’ve used free apps, one-time fee apps, and subscription based apps. I end up either deleting them immediately, or I eventually stop using them due to how inefficient they are, or I end up with several apps to cover all my needs. I tried just using a regular physical journal, which I do recommend and I still use; but it doesn’t help me with reoccurring tasks or my incredibly long list of things I need to do for a specific category. An example would be, I have a special needs child who needs specialized schooling and assistance with every day tasks. Getting him the help he needs is covered by various government services but requires numerous steps on my part to get each need of his covered. It would require me to have a large desk planner to have something like this (which is basically a project but a one person, non paid project) planned out on a physical planner; but this app eliminates that necessity. I’m still new to this app, and I’m certain that I’m not using it to its extent, but as of now, it has been the best to-do app I’ve come across; paid or free! I have my fingers crossed that I’ll be able to delete some of my other apps and replace them with Things3!
It’s worth it!
2021/01/20
CourtC85

I have tried numerous apps to try to stay on top of what I need to do, reoccurring tasks, upcoming events, and my accomplishments each day. I’ve used free apps, one-time fee apps, and subscription based apps. I end up either deleting them immediately, or I eventually stop using them due to how inefficient they are, or I end up with several apps to cover all my needs. I tried just using a regular physical journal, which I do recommend and I still use; but it doesn’t help me with reoccurring tasks or my incredibly long list of things I need to do for a specific category. An example would be, I have a special needs child who needs specialized schooling and assistance with every day tasks. Getting him the help he needs is covered by various government services but requires numerous steps on my part to get each need of his covered. It would require me to have a large desk planner to have something like this (which is basically a project but a one person, non paid project) planned out on a physical planner; but this app eliminates that necessity. I’m still new to this app, and I’m certain that I’m not using it to its extent, but as of now, it has been the best to-do app I’ve come across; paid or free! I have my fingers crossed that I’ll be able to delete some of my other apps and replace them with Things3!

• 改进了稳定性，修复了错误。 THINGS 3.22 Things 已准备好迎接 iOS 和 watchOS 26，即将推出新 App 图标、全新界面、更多图标和小组件样式，以及针对 Apple Watch 推出控制按钮。全新外观和感觉 • Things 的界面焕然一新，连边边角角都有新面貌。你会注意到窗口、对话和待办事项的圆角设计以及能反射和折射其周围事物的玻璃感按钮。 • Things 的图标获得重新设计，以更优雅地融入 iOS 26。还是熟悉的感觉，你肯定一眼就能认出这是 Things。 • 图标和小组件样式：除了深色和不同色调的样式外，iOS 26 还推出了玻璃般的透明样式，能够显出底下的墙纸。如要在 iPhone 上更改样式，请长按主屏幕，然后依次轻点“编辑”>“自定义”。 Apple Watch 上的控制按钮 Things 方便的新建待办事项控制项现可在 Apple Watch 上使用。按下侧边按钮来显示控制中心，然后轻点“编辑”。控制按钮可让你通过轻扫、输入或语音快速新建待办事项。我们希望你能享受在 iOS 26 和 watchOS 26 上使用 Things！

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销售商: Cultured Code GmbH & Co. KG
大小: 133.6 MB
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