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The title speaks for itself. The app: it’s functions, features, custom attributes are well thought out and perform as desired. That’s why it gets 2 stars. It’s nothing special per any other Tasks app except for how colorful it is. I will say similar yet better is the amount of colors that can be assigned per a project is wonderfully surprising vs. the native Reminders app. Here’s the rub — Per the title, only two (2) projects and a third project pulls up the window pane to purchase the app and make it licensed. I think a trial for two projects is absurd. Give us at least 5 before requiring purchase. It just make me want to go back and use the Reminders app especially after looking at your pricing. Talk about greedy. If you’re going to charge a yearly fee it better come with new features monthly instead of additional users — this likely doesn’t help the average consumer. Ever heard of a tiered pricing structure for enabling features or added bonuses or a one time fee for X something or another? You’re app is just too expensive for what you get. I’ll go back to Reminders or another app called TickTick is also free regardless the amount of projects or tasks you add.

The layout is clean, simple and efficacious for a productive day. I keep it open on my desk and all the proper dopamine responses are triggered when I tap a completed task and it move silently but triumphantly from the "Todo" column to "Done." Don't sleep on this one. Review update: I reduced my star rating from 5 to 3. I still really like the potential of this app. However, I had hoped that I could create a work weeks' worth of projects at least, so that I could look back over my successes and challenges using this routine before deciding to upgrade to the paid version. Unfortunately, I could only create two projects before payment was requested. The alternative was to delete the two existing projects and start over with a clean slate. That was not enough time to establish a habit or enough info to assess whether a year's subscription is worth the investment. It may not be a big deal for some., but I don't consider a year's subscription to be an incidental expenditure.

This latest version is a significant impprovement however: 1. I just found out that Tasks does not use the Share extension. I wanted to link a page from one of my apps with important info to a task, and found that Tasks does not show up in the list of supported apps. For an app that was built for MacOS and iOS from the start, this is a glaring deficiency. 2. Subtasks should be collapsed or displayed only within the task info; the number of outstanding subtasks/total tsaks should be displayed next to each task with subtasks. 3. Adding a note field is nice. There should be an icon next to each task or subtask that has an associated note. 4. We should have the ability to add notes field and image field to tasks at the app preferences level so we do not have to repeat this for each individual task.