Manageable: Nested ToDo Lists

The app has a neat interface, but it can't sync across devices. That makes it useless.

Nice app. It would be great if marking a parent node as done/undone would mark it’s children as done/undone. And if all children are done, the parent logically would be marked as done. Other additional nice features would be if the counters would roll up (include all child nodes) and if there was a done filter in the task view.

Absolutely brilliant. I’ve never had an app this seamless and fast, my first time using it, it excited me so much I was using my feet to hold it up so I could type as fast as possible on my back. One thing only, otherwise it’s literally perfect: A way to reset multiple tasks at once without the sliding gesture? Maybe the parent can be checked and unchecked to reset all the tasks within, I do not know, whatever is easiest! Thank you for making such a wonderful app!

I love this app! It is simple, straightforward, and efficient. The only reason I give four stars is because I wish you could attach multiple pictures to a task, or even just one! For the price though, I am not complaining, just an idea :) Update: Just being able to attach links, videos, or any other media would provide the user with a more efficient organization of outsourced resources within this app.

There's a lot of to-do lists out there; this one is very nice. It takes a little getting use to, but worth the effort. It's been a while since the last update, please don't abandon!

When I’m brainstorming, be it about household chores or starting a business, I always do my best thinking using a nested outline. My favorite app for that has been Outliner Pro, but Manageable would easily over take it with some tweaks and added features (features I’d happily pay for at a reasonable price). What it does best is allow you to drill your complex outlines down to actionable tasks, then when it’s time to get to work, you can view only the actionable tasks. The killer features are the extensive use of multi-touch as opposed to traditional buttons and checkboxes. Seriously, this is quite possibly the best implementation of multi-touch I’ve ever seen in a productivity app since the introduction of Clear. It can take a while to get up to speed, but once you do the simple gestures get you moving quickly. [LPT: be sure to download the example outline that is basically an interactive manual on how to use it.] I have several feature requests/suggestions but only one complaint: the widget should be updated to current design standards; specifically the white gradient background. It looks out of place with up to date widgets and can make reading over a dark wallpaper annoying. Well designed widgets are a great way to make productivity apps like this be more... well, productive. Suggestions to improve existing workflow: 1) Allow completed tasks to be checked off in a quicker fashion that does not require a swipe - I recommend a double tap. Allow the same action to quickly change the task back to incomplete. 2) In the action list, instead of having completed tasks immediately disappear have them stay visible just like is done in the task list: with a line through them. Have them clear the actionable list at the end of the day. This would allow tasks accidentally checked off to easily be returned to incomplete status without having to go find it in the task list. It would also be a nice visual list of the day’s accomplished tasks which can be very rewarding. 3) Automatically check off parent tasks when sub tasks are all completed. Here are the features I would love to see add it to Manageable. The ones with an asterisk are the features it is lacking that if it had I would replace at least three other apps with this one (and gladly pay for via a reasonable IAP) 1) *Cloud storage/backup/sync making it easy to recover your outlines without having to do a full iOS restore. 2) *Cloud storage/sync between multiple devices. 3) *Ability to set due dates

What good is a task list if you can't set a reminder/due date for it?