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by GybeTack

Yet another company that things they have to change things that already work pefectly. They had a clean, well-organized interface that put all the necessary controls on the main screen. I’m looking at the old and new versions side-by-side on my two iPad minis: with the old version I see my 8 to-dos for today in the upper 2/3rds of the screen in nice bold print, along with 6 items from tomorrow’s list on the bottom third. With the new version there’s a lot of wasted white space, leaving room enough for only one of tomorrow’s items at the bottom -this is with the display options set for minimalist information. Old version: simple, highly readable and efficient. New version: a huge amount of wasted screen space and smaller print, making it both less readable and less efficient. If you write long sentences for your to-dos you might appreciate that the menu bars are no longer present on the left and right sides of the screen, but for those of us who express ourselves succinctly, the convenience is compromised by this change. The wasted vertical space is the major complaint I have about this upgrade.

by Treecdesign

I like the app to organize my various projects all in one place. So, I paid $10 for the phone app, with the understanding that it could sync to my computer. Wonderful. Then I open the link to sync with my computer only to find they want to charge me another $20 to download a computer app required to sync. No thank you. $30 for an organization app is too much. I don’t like feeling like I have been tricked into a purchase. Better to be up front about the cost so customers can make an informed purchase. Deceptive.

by Merketroid

I loved the idea of a central drop (chaos box) for all the things I remembered during the day, but there’s no way to redistribute or move these items into the days plan? Maybe I’m not paying enough. But it seems a very strange feature.