List Master - Your Lists

I have loved this app on my iPhone for 10 years. Now it is great to have it on my Mac, too. Glad syncing is working now, too.

I have used List Master on my iPhone foe several years and it works ok for simple lists on my iphone. But trying to get it to share or sync the lists with my iPad is an exercise in frustration as it never seems to work as online instructions tell you. It must be better for Android phones.

List Master is perfect for me. I use it to keep a list of words for Spelling Bee, a NYT word game. I can search by letter and add new words easily. Words like baobab and nonillion that are new to me. It is also useful for keeping track of my small orchid collection, as in type, when and where acquired and repotting, fertilizing and blooms. And, sadly, death.

This does NOT sync well between devices & the customer service has been abysmal. Which is a real shame b/c otherwise it is so functional. But the lack of syncing between devices is a fatal flaw.

I lost all the information on the app, however I was contacted by technical support and easily recovered everything I had on my lists.

I really like this app. I’m always making list, now there all in one place. Keep up the great work! Thanks for the response to my last review.

Good app but impossible to keep it syncing. Ridiculous. I give up.

I have used this app for several years and lately needed support in transferring data from one iPad to another. It took several back and forth emails to get it solved but ListMaster support was very patient and helped in every way.

This app was awesome! However, something has changed and there is no support

I love the options in this app. I can’t mention them all but I’ll mention one I use all the time. I have 3 grocery shopping lists: a master, a “to-buy” and a “bought” list. I select an item from the master list (which is sorted and indexed) and based on the list option “when checked” it’s moved to the to-buy list. when I’m shopping and I get the item I select it on the to-buy list and it gets moved to the “bought” list. At the end I can visually look at the bought list to make sure I didn’t fat finger an item on the to-buy list and missed buying it. When I select items from the bought list they’re moved back to the master list. Neat. I’m using the list options “when checked” to move items from one list to another. Nothing is lost. I love that.