Lists To do Reviews

by Toniexalexis

ListsTodo is super cute and handy! I have ADHD and struggle remembering everything I want/need to get done sometimes so this has been very helpful in streamlining my thoughts. Typically I would have to-do lists all over the house and this helps me to keep them all in one place in a way that is organized, visually pleasing, and not as overwhelming. I love the icons and the color options, they are not necessary to use ListsTodo but worth it for 99¢ in my opinion! Beautifully minimalist and easy to use, I would absolutely recommend ListsTodo.

However, I would love to get more use out of the reminders and notifications so ListsTodo would be more helpful for when I lose focus or just forget about something. ListsTodo requires a lot of manual input as far as reminders/notifications go. This can be time consuming and requires more setup than I’d personally like out of this kind of app. I wish you could put reminders/deadlines for entire lists instead of only individual items, as I use some lists to break larger projects down and it can be tedious to put reminders on every single item in a list. I feel I would get more use out of the “upcoming” tab that way, too. It would also make it easier for weekly lists, as I currently would have to reset the reminder for each individual item every week and tend to opt out of using the reminders in general for these reasons.

by Taylorndowney

Love ListsTodo because it’s super simple and easy to use. I downloaded several apps before finally finding one that didn’t require a monthly or yearly subscription. 🤦‍♀️ I don’t mind paying $1 here and there to unlock extra features, but I’m not paying monthly just to make to do lists on my phone. ListsTodo has a nice clean look and didn’t make unrealistic claims to “transform my life” so I appreciated that. 😂 Some things I’d love to see:
-easier way to move list items or delete. It would be faster if you could just press and hold items to move them around or maybe swipe to delete instead of having to use the menu at the bottom.
-Love how cute and simple the image option are, but can only seem to use them to name the list, and not for each item on a list. I’m visual, so I’d like to have a little picture by each task I need to complete.
-Also for the images, a folder just filled with standard daily tasks would be nice. A toothbrush, dog bowl, broom, sink of dishes, washing machine, etc.
WITH ALL OF THAT SAID, a few minor improvements would be great, but please keep ListsTodo simple and no-fuss! That is what made me love it.

by JOwastaken

I’ve been using ListsTodo for about a week now. I’ll start by saying I like how easy it is to use, and how it doesn’t have a lot of bells and whistles. It’s a to-do app, plain and simple. Having switched over from using Wunderlist for the past three years I know there are some quirks I’ll have to get used to. However, ListsTodo seems to be lacking in one big area. While it has the ability to set a reminder for each task, I don’t necessarily want to be reminded of my tasks, I just want to be able to go into ListsTodo and quickly scan a list of my tasks by date and sort by date. Sure, you could use the remind function to set dates, except you have to click into each task to see the reminder you’ve set—which removes the ability to scan quickly down a list. This is a HUGE necessity for me in a to-do list and it’s really too bad ListsTodo doesn’t let you do this. Aside from all that, I can’t even get the reminders to actually work—I haven’t gotten any sort of notification on my phone for any of them, so that’s confusing. ListsTodo would be everything I need if they could improve in that one area.

by MLE2468

I’ve had ListsTodo for about a month and so far I like it. I use it for my daily routines checklist right now. I like that I can keep checked items and that I can easily uncheck all. It makes it easy to make sure I get my routine things completed and then uncheck all the next week. The icons are cute, I haven’t purchased any extra ones as there are lots to goose from already.
Everything on ListsTodo seems to work fabulously. I haven’t had it glitch or close on me.
A couple things I wish I could change—I wish there was a place to group lists into other subcategories. I would love to use that to make another set of lists for errands or work things I need to do without making the list is lists so dang long. Even if I could choose to make each list a smaller icon and not a while line.
One truly annoying thing is how often the box to rate ListsTodo pops up. It’s about every 45 seconds, and gets old fast. In fact it made me stop using ListsTodo for awhile. I’m hoping that it will stop now that I’m leaving a review because if it doesn’t I think I’ll be deleting it...

by Sourdough Lady

I got ListsTodo on a day when it was on a special promotion, and it took me forever to try it out because all the other ones I’ve used are too complicated or are not as intuitive. Normally I keep my to do list on a whiteboard on my counter, but the whiteboard doesn’t travel well. ListsTodo works well because it’s just as easy to pick up my phone and make a list that I can take with me and won’t get lost or erased. I’m giving it only four stars because I don’t understand why I get a prompt for cute icons when I want to entitle a list. Instructions aren’t super clear as to how to add things to a list, or perhaps how lost headings are different from list items. Also, it took me a while to figure out that keeping several lists was better than having one that is in outline form. Making several small lists makes it easier to clear entire projects, which is supremely satisfying. What I don’t know yet is if I can save lists for future use, as in the case of events that recur. I’m going to keep using ListsTodo because I like it and it works for me.

by Jason 12345

This is a great app if you want a basic app for creating To Do Lists. The main draw of ListsTodo is it has lists within lists. So you have one main page with a list of headings. And you click on each list heading for a sublist. For example, you click on Grocery and the individual food items are in it that list, each of which can be checked off and deleted.

It also has a couple extra features compared to another basic To Do app I used to use. And although I want a basic app without too many overwhelming features, these few added features seem useful. (One allows you to copy several items within one list and paste them into another list all at once).

My only criticism is that I dont like the font size and icon (emoji) sizes. The icons are too big and the font size is too small. Also, the row size for each list item is too big, probably becuz the icon/emoji size are too big.

by Reesie0726

I love love love ListsTodo it’s the absolute best. It actually motivates you to get things done gives you reminders you can use it for anything. Like I have goals for the end of the year so I Made a big checklist with the cute little calendar icon. It’s great for everyone but especially procrastinators like me or just add adhd people haha. Also this is a legit review from me during quarantine because of this stupid corona virus . Also it’s much easier to use then other checklist and I’m pretty sure u can make an unlimited amount too which is great I’m probably gonna buy some more icons though I love them. Also because of this pandemic it’s feels so good to just check things off bucket list haha anyways yeah comes in handy with school life goal everything so thank u so much for ListsTodo I love it and I totally advise u to get ListsTodo!!!!!

by Ode2shel

I have ADHD and when I have a multitude of things on my plate I end up writing different lists on whatever paper I can find- which means I never keep track of my lists. So by the time I go to the 3 different store for ex I can’t remember why I’m there. That leads to me getting frustrated and leaving. Or if I have a bunch of phone calls to make ie for my children- I forget 90% of them!
I came across this in ListsTodo Store and gave it a shot. I even paid the 99 cents for access to the icons. I just downloaded it and started my lists of things I have to do today (and I have 3 different lists so far) and it’s great. I can add/delete easily and get to each list quickly before I forget what I need to add! So awesome job so far to the college person who created it!!!

by Thisismynikname-.-

It’s a simple, easy to use, and minimalistic app. I really like it so far because of this. The little icons are cute and fun to use, and you you still get that nice feeling after checking something off you list.
I do have some small improvements the developer could include to make ListsTodo even better. To start off, I like how you can still change the title and icon of your checklist. But maybe you could make it so that the names of the things to do can be edited too. For example, if I typed something wrong, I would like to be able to go back and fix it without having to delete the whole checklist and re-type it all.
My next improvement I’m not totally necessary, but it would really add to the beautiful design of ListsTodo , and help you stay organized when making larger checklists. I was thinking you could provide the option to color the checks and circles, maybe just starting with the colors of the rainbow.
Thank you for taking the time to read this, whether you are the developer or not. I appreciate your time and effort to view my opinion and seek to relate with it. I think ListsTodo will exceed in taking action towards improving, no matter how long it takes. Stay safe folks!

by Sweeetliltulip

You can create any kind of list’s your heart desires and have them all in one app to keep track off! It’s so simple yet so helpful, I create lists for everything and anything you can possibly think of. ListsTodo is not just a “To Do List” or a “Bucket List” or a “Goals List”, ListsTodo allows you to create any type of list and keeps all your lists in one place, making it easy to keep track and update your list all in one app! Which makes it unlike a lot of List Apps on here that only cover one specific type of list, so instead of downloading several different apps that only track one type of list and having to switch back and forth just to keep track of them, download this 1 in all app!

by Adna Adii

I’ve tried dozens of different apps that are to do list and reminders I have yet to find one that I like that has all the basic features I want besides this one. ListsTodo is very simple and well organized in it's set up. Anyone can use it. Not only does it come with a lot of free icons to upgrade it’s only $0.99 which is affordable if you do want the additional icons and background color, but ListsTodo itself is not stingy and does have variety icons to use. I wanted something simple check list style and filter options which ListsTodo does well. It is exactly what I wanted. ListsTodo even has a trash bin of your completed tasks where you can actually make them resurface or in 30 days it will auto clean itself.

by 21rdgm21

I got lucky downloading this little gem! I have ADHD and need a little motivation to start my day but get easily overwhelmed with too many options going on in an app. I was about to grab my notepad to make a new list to try and boost my productivity today and thought I’d look for a simple list making app. I tried two before this which were so complex and one required me to create a login before I could even truly test it. There was way too much going on with those so I went back to ListsTodo Store one more time and found this free app and hit the jackpot. I can make all my lists, head it with a sticker for easy association, schedule myself reminders and check things off one at a time in a simple organized format with rewarding sounds and check boxes. I love it! Thank you developer Thomas for keeping it simple & useful!

by Sweetjenn1981

I have really severe ADHD. ListsTodo helps me make a extremely itemized list for each room of my house to clean. I can check off each item as I go or do several things then check them off. I love to create the list, print it, cross if the printed list, then after getting several crossed off checking them on ListsTodo . Plus, being able to print the lists gives you the ability to share the tasks with your partner and or children. And I believe there’s a share selection to share the lists. Haven’t tried that yet. It really helps me to see what I’ve accomplished to stay on task. Similar app charge or give you limited lists, or don’t print and do on. ListsTodo does it all. You have to download and give it a try! It’s so worth it.

by Rissaview4u

ListsTodo helps to keep me organized! I have many lists. I love the sense of accomplishment to see tasks checked off. I have a monthly call list to call friends and family on their birthday number of the month. It’s hard to remember otherwise to stay in touch. So, if I call everyone once per month minimum, I’m doing pretty well! Also, it’s fun to delete checked off tasks at the end of the day to see certain tasks disappear. I used to use paper for lists, which is nice, too, to see things crossed off. Perhaps that would be my one recommendation: ListsTodo could keep a memory of tasks completed by date, so that tasks aren’t permanently deleted unless a person wants the tasks to be permanently deleted. Best wishes for your app. I’m looking forward to seeing your improvements. For now, everyone could benefit from this simple
app to keep organized, just as it is!

by Måry Juana

This is by far the best to-do list app that I’ve found; it’s very easy to use and highly customizable (and can be even more customizable by paying just $0.99). I haven’t had any issues with bugs either, which I found to be an issue with Apple’s “Reminders” app (it would almost never actually notify me).

Some ideas...
I think it would be awesome to have a few more features available, like maybe being able to have smaller sub-items within a list (ex. If you want to clean your house, you could have sub-items for your kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, etc) or being able to count the number of things completed in an item (ex. If you have to do something more than once in a day, then you could check it once to say “1/2” and check it again once it’s been completed the second time to display “2/2”). It would also be cool if more than one list at a time could be displayed using the red badge icon. Another idea is that certain lists could be reset at the end of each day if you have a consistent routine with the same tasks to complete each day, or even have day-specific lists for specific days of the week.

Obviously none of this stuff is necessary for ListsTodo to be great, because as I said, it’s already the best to-do list app I’ve found and is super easy, convenient, and customizable. These are just things I think would be awesome to see in a future update. Great app!

by Happy_Little_Tress

I absolutely love this list app. I am not one to take the time to review apps, but this one has certainly warranted it. I have been using ListsTodo for about a year now, and I have yet to find anything like it. I love its minimalistic design. A lot of list apps can be super busy with a million different options for things. Lists to do has everything you could need from a list app. It is extremely user friendly, you don’t have to be a tech genius to navigate it—something I really appreciate! Whoever created ListsTodo did a phenomenal job. I love the little details they put into ListsTodo. The clicking sound effect when you check something off your list makes you feel like you have accomplished something. Great, clean design! I also love that there are no adds with the free version. It makes a lot more enjoyable to use. Thank you List to do creators for making an app that I have recommended to a number of people and love so much myself.

by Check List Nut

I have used my iPhone Notes feature to make lists for many years and it has been functional, but not efficient by any means. When I have a few minutes or think of something I write it down because the thought will get away from me if I don’t.

I’ve tried a few other apps and they are all way too complicated for what I need. I need to stay on top of the little things so I can focus on the larger projects which I use other planning tools. I also don’t need to integration with a calendar either.

The biggest thing that bugs me about the iPhone Notes is that I sometimes will delete entire sections of lists because I am easily distracted and my fingers will do funny things on the screen while I am holding my phone.

I like the fact that I can create a shopping list, check or uncheck items, and it will automatically sort the unchecked items to the top of the screen. After a few shopping trips my list is becoming larger and much quicker to complete. It’s a breeze to look through the fridge and the pantry unchecking all the items I need at the store.

Bottom line, I like to make lists and I like to see the items I have to complete and the items I have completed. If I find items that were completed and something has gone wrong or I need to complete them again, I only have to uncheck them and they are at the top of the list again.

ListsTodo fits my style and life!

by Bella@Epic

ListsTodo is my actual holy grail. I have ADHD which makes doing boring everyday things almost impossible. But a good way to get over that is to have a list of what needs to be done and when. So I’ve been looking for an app but every single time I think I find a good one, it’s features are SUPER limited unless you wanna pay a monthly fee. BUT, ListsTodo has absolutely ZERO in app purchases. It’s all completely free. You get to make as many lists as you want and have as many items on each list as you want. I have a list for things I have to do in the morning, things I have to do before bed, and one for my school work. A super cool feature is that it have the little red notification on app for undone tasks, but you can choose which lists do it. I have it set to only my school work list so every time I go on my phone I see the red dot and am reminded that I have work to do.
TLDR; It is totally worth a download, best list app I have ever downloaded.

by ISimp

ListsTodo is beautiful. Icons are beautiful. Its sImplicity is beautiful. User interface is easy and friendly.

On the List Items page, I wish that the reminder date appears right next to the reminder icon (bell icon), If I set a reminder ON, so I would know the due date instantly on the List Items page without having to click on it to go to the next pge to see it. Also on the List Items page, I wish that when I click on the radio button (to complete the task), the checkbox would still stay in the radio button (currently the radio button disappears after the radio button is clicked). The checkbox staying in the radio button gives me a sense of accomplishment and momentum to get the task done and then checked, one by one. It would also be nice to have item (task) description grayed out after the radio button is checked. This would differentiate with tasks that haven’t done...the contrast would be visibly obvious.

by Books Are Great Entertainment!

Ok, so I have tried using a lot of planner apps, but none have really worked for me in the long run. They would fit my needs well in the beginning, but one thing or another made me just delete it. ListsTodo is simplistic and VERY efficient for my needs. Usually planner apps have a lot of features, like due date and reminders, which makes adding another thing onto your list a hassle. ListsTodo allows you to add things, add and create another, or cancel. This allows me to not have to press the plus sign every time I want to add tasks onto one my lists consecutively. Being able to quickly add homework assignments onto my to do list is a dealbreaker since I barely have two minutes to do so. I absolutely adore how you can organize your tasks by putting them into lists! It makes life so much easier. You can also pin tasks, which moves them to the top of your list. This allows me to know what task/assignment is the most important. I hope in a future update, there would be an option to plan out your schedule for the day & an option to add a reminder time (it would be an optional thing).

by Queenb4three

I’ve written twice now asking for help. No response. App was great and my most used. I have used it for years and Loved it. Now it no longer syncs between my devices. The title of the list you make will sync, but no list items or picture icons. Doesn’t matter where you start the list, the other device wont sync the entire list of items added, just the title? I have un-installed and re-installed and this also does not help or correct the problem. Very disappointed now. Even more disappointed that company will not respond to my e-mails or the post i supplied on “report a problem” about resolving this issue or if there is a fix. Had to buy ListsTodo twice since the developer has two versions (one has different icons and backgrounds) and now nothing works like it was designed to work. Will look for another app at this point since the syncing of lists to all my devices it the most important feature of all to me.

by Brainybrunettegirl

I was so happy for the first 3 days. I bought it for my new iPhone 6+ and then synched it after downloading ListsTodo to my iPad. I loved making lists within lists and assigning icons. The options for text size, wallpapers, sounds and alerts were very helpful. I thought I had finally found a TO DO LIST that did everything I needed. BUT, on the 4th day... the iPhone version crashed. I can open it, but no matter which list I tap, it crashes. I can access the settings, but if I tap any option, it snaps shut. The only item I can access is contacting the college student developer for support - which I have 3 days in a row without a response. I hope the student fixes the bug soon, because I really liked it. Hopefully the student will work on it during Thanksgiving break. I do most of my list work now on the iPhone 6+, so if I can't access the list there I'll have to buy a different app. Too bad... I really liked it!

by Jb+gb

ListsTodo is clean and has no frills, but [almost] exactly the options needed to round out a solid app for making to-do lists, and very easily. App options regularly in use are: multiple lists, list sharing, organizing items on lists, sending items from one list to another, using stickers, the red badge icon. Listen, I absolutely HATE those little red demons on my apps! 😡 However, I absolutely love using that little devilish red dot on Lists To Do! The red badge icon displays the number of items incomplete, and updates as item(s) are checked complete. As I am not a fan of reminder alerts, the red badge icon on the Lists To Do app is surprisingly welcome. 🎤”For the first time in forever...” The only reason app is getting four versus five stars from me is I feel the option to edit a list item is difficult to find, which for quite some time caused me to create unnecessary excess list items and/or unnecessary excess lists.

by Urmomtooktothername

ListsTodo is great for organizing various lists in a way that is more readily and easily used than my iPhone “Notes” that I was previously using. I have lists for grocery shopping, general shopping items, even wish lists and travel bucket lists. ListsTodo makes it easy to see all of these and organize them in a way that isn’t too clunky or complicated. I like the simple clean design. Only thing I would change is having more symbols for the lists. Also rearranging some of the buttons on ListsTodo . There are some in easy access on the bottom that I never use. And others that I need to search for to use. I would recommend buttons like “new list” be placed on a “home” page of sorts and have only buttons relating to the current list at the bottom.

by Ø N I C K Ø

this is the first review on any app ever; maybe excluding clash of clans 4 years ago. anyways, i’ve been using ListsTodo for about a week and the red notification feature is something not found on any reminder app (even apple’s!) and is extremely useful in reminding you how many tasks you have yet to accomplish. in this past week, i haven’t forgotten the occasional math HW assignment or any other school related thing, and ListsTodo really changed that for me. so much that i told my mom and sister to download it, which they did and are religiously using every day just as i am. thank you from the bottom of my heart for not including annoying ads or “premium upgrades”, if there were to be any donation link i would gladly donate though. all in all, fantastic app!

by Taysherrrz

My family needed a way to keep track of our daily to-do lists. We wanted something we could all access and update from our own devices. Of all the apps we tried, this is the one we decided to stick with for a few reasons. First, I love that it easily syncs to-do lists across all of our devices. This is especially useful for my kid who does not have their own email address and, therefore, cannot easily sign into different apps. I can update their daily to-do list from my phone and they can see it easily on their iPad. Second, the interface is so simple and easy to use. It has everything I need without all the complicated bells and whistles. Overall, I am happy with ListsTodo and highly recommend it.