Are you fed up with the state of to-do list apps? Are you tired of super simple to-do lists that promise to quicken your workflow, only to have you screaming at their severe lack of features? Are you tired of to-do lists that give you way too much control, to the point where they're so fiddly that you spend all day rearranging your tasks and getting nothing done?
Fear not. Hypertasking is coming. Hypertasking aims to solve all these problems by providing a beautiful, usable interface for making todo lists your way. Planned features include:
- Multiple lists
- Indentation and collapsibility
- Due dates
- Custom reordering, or sorting by other criteria
- Location and time-based reminders
- Priorities
- Style, ease, quality, velocity, design, comfort
Hypertasking aims to be the best to-do list app out there. Not the simplest, not the quickest, and not the most fully-featured hunk of junk. Just the best. It'll begin life as a simple Rails app, and eventually (when I learn ObjC), it'll become a Mac app and an iOS app, providing offline and syncing capabilities to make it super useful no matter where you are.
So if you want a to-do list app that provides a truly productive experience, stick around for further updates.